- May 2019
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- MARKETWATCH
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- MAY 2019 E-MAGAZINE
- INDEXING IN ASIA
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Index me out
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Back in 2016, Bloomberg columnist Matt Levine posed a question: are index funds communist? He could have asked more simply: are they dangerous? Or simply bogus? This isn’t to deny the merits of passive investing as part of a portfolio. Note t...
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