John Bogle

Stocktake: Is Japan a freak case, the exception to the ‘buy and hold’ rule?

Stocktake: word is out on China Literature; stocks defy gravity; Woodford sticks with Brexit

‘Don’t just do something, stand there’ might be best, like Buffett’s ‘benign neglect, bordering on sloth’

The last time fund managers were nearly as concerned as now was in the late 1990s

An outlay of $1,000 on the company’s shares in 1997 would net you about $1m today

Stocktake: car maker is sounding more like a cult, with Elon Musk as its hubristic leader

Second-longest advance in market history shows no signs of ending any time soon

Investors are debating the Sanford Bernstein report which warns that the growth of index funds may distort markets, but such concerns are not new

The stock market moves in strange and counterintuitive ways. Predicting these to turn a profit is far from easy

Research indicates closing the behaviour gap – the tendency for investors to underperform the funds they are invested in – is crucial to long-term returns

Proinsias O’Mahony takes a look at the ups and downs of the stock market

Do exchange-traded funds actually tempt investors into trading too much?

Proinsias O’Mahony takes a look at the ups and downs of the stock market

Learn from the experts and you can be a more effective investor

The top ranking companies in every sector go on to suffer years of underperformance, a US expert claims