Using these asset classes, we first generate an optimal portfolio for the tax-deferred segment
of the investor’s assets. Let’s assume that we have an investor, Joan Smith, with $2 million …

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(Bouchey 2020). … during my previous work with LGBTQ picture books (Bouchey 2020). …

Investors have traditionally equated vola-tility with risk and viewed it as unavoid-able.
However, volatility also affects how returns compound over time, which raises the question: Is it …

Rebalancing is an important tool for managing risk in a portfolio. It can also be a source of
return--the act of maintaining constant weights generates a buy-low, sell-high trading pattern …

B. In 1993, Robert H. Jeffrey and Robert D. Arnott published what is often considered the
seminal article on tax managed investing. The article, tided" Is your Alpha Big Enough to Cover …

… It is often intuitive to think of the investor’s current wealth as 1 and normalize W relative to that
level. However, this assumption is … The math still works even if we set W to be $1,000,000. …

… Paul Bouchey pbouchey@paraport.com +1 206 794 2760 Paul Bouchey is the head of …
optimization problem, following the methodology of Bouchey, Lutz, Nemtchinov, and Pritamani (…

Hypoxia has been shown to act as a proliferative stimulus for adventitial fibroblasts of the
pulmonary artery. The signaling pathways involved in this growth response, however, remain …

In this article, we demonstrate that Catholic investors are able to own a market-like portfolio
that is well aligned with their faith. We examine the MSCI USA Catholic Values Index and the …

This dissertation examines the ability to re-choose and reshape technological development
through the case of the privatization of spaceflight in the United States. In general this …