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Founder at Orcam Financial Group, LLC
Mr. Roche is the founder of Orcam Financial Group, LLC, a low fee financial services firm based in San Diego, CA as well as the founder of the popular financial website Pragmatic Capitalism. Orcam Financial Group, LLC is a low fee financial services firm ...more

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What If Everyone Indexed?
Indexers get a low fee and easy way to access markets. But they also bear the cost of their laziness (in numerous unseen ways) which is why making markets in index funds is hugely profitable.
Three Things I Think I Think, Weekend Edition
As more and more data comes out, it looks like more of the same that we’ve been seeing for years – sluggish, but not catastrophic growth.
Thinking About Bonds And Benchmarks
With interest rates at record lows and relatively rich fixed income valuations across many sectors the bond market is becoming an increasingly tricky place to navigate.
Why Indexing Works [New Research]
You don’t need to “beat the market” or just maximize returns. The best way to outpace inflation and reduce the risk of permanent loss.is by implementing a diversified, low fee and tax efficient portfolio.
Leon Cooperman: 5 Reasons To Be Bullish
I tuned into Bloomberg for a few minutes yesterday and was pleasantly surprised to find Leon Cooperman discussing the markets. He offered five reasons to remain bullish:
Game Theory Thinking – Mets/Dodgers Edition
The best revenge for the Mets here is beating the Dodgers and this is the strategy that would most increase the odds of achieving that.
Three Things I Think That I Think – Stopping The Next Crash Edition
Three things have me thinking: Could Hillary stop the next market crash, why do people invest in hedge funds and is gold a good inflation hedge?
Do Markets And Economies Move In Cycles?
The idea of a “cycle” is very useful, but it’s important to keep these things in the proper context. We exist in a very finite time period which gives rise to recency bias and overstating the importance of seemingly significant events.
Is The Junk Bond Market The Next 2008?
There’s been an incredible amount of recency bias following the trauma of 2008. The next big crisis has been around the corner ever since.
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