What to make of their love affair with equities.

Morningstar's John Rekenthaler explores why investors chasing a theme typically lose more money than they make.

Would stashing away 1986′s stock-market leaders have been a sound investment strategy?

Mindsets strongly affect investor decisions.

Vanguard's Jack Bogle was correct that costs do a better job of forecasting future net returns.

While ETFs aren’t perfect, their virtues clearly outweigh their sins.

Today's company isn't entirely what its founder Jack Bogle built.

By historical standards, stocks haven't done too badly. That's not the case for bonds though.

Predicting stock market returns is much easier after the fact than doing so contemporaneously.

More current cash usually means less future capital.