I recently interviewed John C. Bogle on his 10th Anniversary ... only to speculate and sell after poor performance. In the interview, Bogle noted that he had been asked many times why his last ...

In a recent interview, John Bogle talked about exchange traded funds (ETFs). Yahoo! Finance gave it a provocative title, "ETF Trading: It’s ‘No Way to Invest’ Says Bogle" which read in part ...

You couldn't find a more devoted champion of buy-and-hold investing than John Bogle. As the founder and former chief executive of the Vanguard Group, Bogle created the first index mutual fund ...

John Bogle has written a dozen books ... “The S&P 500 is a great proxy,” he says in a recent interview.

Investing legend John "Jack" Bogle spoke about President Donald Trump, Warren Buffett and, of course, investing in a wide-ranging interview with CNNMoney. Here is a full transcript of the 10 ...

"It's an extractive industry", says Vanguard founder John Bogle. "The investor feeds at ... near getting what they pay for," he said in an interview. "On balance, the financial system subtracts ...

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In an interview, John Bogle was asked about the perfect portfolio. His reply was that there were no easy answers. As he explained, I got a letter from clearly a young man who was really worried ...

John “Jack” Bogle wrote his Princeton senior thesis ... Yet as Bogle makes clear in this interview, he continues to defend his thesis with the passion of a college kid: “The math is the ...

In a series of excellent interviews with Matt Nesto of Yahoo! Finance, Bogle once again took aim at ETFs saying "they're no way to invest." Let's analyze a few key points of why John Bogle is dead ...

I was somewhat surprised to see that in a recent interview, John Bogle reinforced several themes that many dividend growth investors believe in. Capitalize Income Streams One of Bogle's points was ...