Biography
Derek Horstmeyer is a professor at George Mason University School of Business, specializing in exchange-traded fund (ETF) and mutual fund performance. He currently serves as Director of the new Financial Planning and Wealth Management major at George Mason and founded the first student-managed investment fund at GMU.
Are low-volatility or high-volatility strategies the better choice when it comes to equity returns?
How should investors shift their fixed-income portfolios amid the US economic recovery?
Do special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) offer any diversification benefits?
All the day trading by the new class of retail investors has not helped the long-only crowd.
Does a firm’s competitive advantage tend to endure longer in some sectors than others?
What if Tesla had been included in the S&P 500 in January?
Is it a dot-com déjà vu for tech stock valuations? Maybe not.
For fundamental investors looking for mispricings, value stocks may be best ignored.
Since equity markets peaked in February 2020, the underlying foundation of systematic risk has flipped on its head.