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Mark Hebner explains the 12-Steps.
Mark Hebner is the President of Index Funds Advisors, Inc., author of the www.ifa.com web site, editor and owner of www.indexfunds.com, and author of the book, Index Funds: The 12-Step Program, Active Investors Anonymous. He has attended eighteen conferences on index funds investing and is considered the leading internet provider of information

on index funds.

 

He is an Investment Advisor Representative and has a Masters in Business Administration from the University of California at Irvine.

 

                         
1. Ben Graham on Efficient Markets. (50 sec) Source: How the Really Smart Money Invests,
2. Professor Eugene Fama defines efficient markets. (56 sec) Source: Interview.
3. Rex Sinquefield, Co-Founder of DFA: All of us know more than any one of us. (55 sec) Source: Interview
4. Rex Sinquefield, Co-founder DFA, Can skill prevail in Efficient Markets? (46 sec) Source: Interview
5. Zvi Bodie: The Luck of the Toss. (59 sec) Source: The Trillion Dollar Bet, a Nova Special
6. Announcer: A devastating conclusion: the success of traders is due to shear luck rather than skill.  (57 sec)  Source: The Trillion Dollar Bet.
7. Merton Miller, Nobel Laureate, It's just a game of chance. (26 sec) Source: The Trillion Dollar Bet
8. Rex: Survivorship Bias of Active Manager's Returns. Part 1 (60 sec) Source: Interview
9. Rex: Survivorship Bias of Active Manager's Returns. Part 2. (28 sec) Source: Interview
10. Zvi Bodie: You don't hear about the losers. (43 sec) Source: The Trillion Dollar Bet
11. Rex Sinquefield and Mark Matson: Where do Returns Come From? (61 sec) Source: How the Really Smart Money Invests
12. Ken French on Worldwide and Time Tested Evidence of Priced Risk Factors. (60 sec) Source: Interview
13. Ken French on Value versus Growth. (30 sec) Source: Interview
14. Ken French on the Value Premium. (54 sec) Source: Interview
15. Paul Samuelson, Nobel Laureate, The History of Market Risk Management. (56 sec) Source: The Trillion Dollar Bet
16. Paul Samuelson, Nobel Laureate, The 1900 declaration of random stock market prices. (60 sec) Source: The Trillion Dollar Bet
17. Merton Miller, Nobel Laureate: Managing Risk with Probabilities. (20 sec) Source: The Trillion Dollar Bet
18. Rex Sinquefield, Co-Founder DFA:  The University of Chicago and DFA. ( 60 sec) Source: Interview)
19. Rex Sinquefield: The Birth of Index Funds. (60 sec) Source: Interview
20. Rex Sinquefield: The Birth of Index Funds: Part 2 (44 sec) Source: Interview
21. Mark Matson: Investors Chase Performance... to their detriment. (59 sec) Source: How the Really Smart Money Invests
22. Rex Sinquefield, Co-Founder DFA, The Age Old Myth and it's Victims. (57 sec) Source: Interview
23. Robert Stoval and John Stossel, But it is a different set of winners each year and lousy research. (45 sec)  Source: ABC News, 20/20 Nov 1992
24. Burton Malkiel and John Stossel, It's like giving up a belief in Santa Claus. (25 sec) Source: ABC News, 20/20 Nov 1992
24. Burton Malkiel and John Stossel,  Most of it is absolute nonsense. (58 sec) Source: ABC News, 20/20 Nov 1992
25. Dan Wheeler and Mark Matson: Step 12:Invest and Relax. (61 sec) Source: How the Really Smart Money Invests.
                         

 

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Books
These books were used in the development of the investment strategies of Index Funds Advisors. The first book summarizes what is found in most of the books below it. The lack of reading these books is at the heart of the failure of investors. Learn and enjoy!
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Category One: Understanding the Secret World of Wall Street

This first category is about the misaligned incentives and lack of investment theory education of stock brokers.

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Category Two: Nobel Laureates and Historical Perspective

These books were used in the development of the investment strategies of Index Funds Advisors. In most cases the book images are links to amazon.com, so that you may purchase them. Learn and enjoy!

   »   Category Three: Nuts and Bolts of Index Funds Investing
   »   Category Four: Interviews and Writings of the Experts
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Articles
 
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News articles about IFA and DFA:

Really Smart Money - Is the Market Rational? - Investors Can't Beat Market, Scholar Says  - Brain Trust -  Bankrate.com - The Best Fund Family..TheStreet.com - CBS MarketWatch - Motley Fool - MSN Money on DFA - MSN Money on IFs - BusinessWeek on IFs - DFA: Leader of the Pack - WSJ, Only Fools... - Probability of Success - Explaining Stock Returns - Magellan Rip-Off - Capitalism and Index Funds

   
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Read about the Number 1 rated mutual fund company, DFA

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1. DFA Brochure

2. 1999 Distinguished Entrepreneurial Alumni

 

 

   
   
   
 
Quotes
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"The investor’s chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself."
Graham, Benjamin(1894-1976) Legendary American investor, scholar, teacher and co-author of the 1934 classic, Security Analysis

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"Most investors are pretty smart. Yet most investors also remain heavily invested in actively managed stock funds. This is puzzling. The temptation, of course, is to dismiss these folks as ignorant fools. But I suspect these folks know the odds are stacked against them, and yet they are more than happy to take their chances."

Clements, Jonathan, Journalist

 

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Article Database
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Tversky, Amos
The Psychology of Decision Making

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Lewellen, W. G., R. C. Lease and G. G. Schlarbaum

Investment performance and investor behavior.

 

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