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Hosted by Jim O’Shaughnessy, author and legendary investor (Forbes.com), the goal of the What Works on Wall Street podcast is to make the sometimes arcane-sounding language of the investment...
J im O'Shaughnessy and OSAM PM Travis Fairchild discuss Travis' recent paper on ESG. The discussion focuses on using Custom Indexing and tec...
OSAM Portfolio Manager Travis Fairchild and Associate Jamie Catherwood come on to discuss their April paper titled 'The Historic Opportunity...
Price is one of the most predictive determinants of future alpha and investors have recognized this since the first value fund was founded i...
Although buybacks are constantly in the news, they have benefitted investors for centuries. In this episode, Jim and Jamie discuss the relat...
Momentum is rooted in human nature and behavioral biases. This episode is a little different than other WWoWS episodes, as it was originally...
Jim O'Shaughnessy and OSAM PM Travis Fairchild discuss Travis' recent paper on ESG . The discussion focuses on the right and wrong approache...
While they may not have been known by the same names, many modern investment factors have historical roots stretching back centuries.
A look back, and forward, at how, when, and why factors work
The price-to-book ratio has a problem. Accounting distortions are causing record numbers of U.S. companies to report negative book value and...
"Traditional" asset allocation favors capacity-based frameworks that are overly-reliant on flawed market cap-weighted indexes. Also, that ap...
According to our research, the efficacy of factor signals in real estate investing has largely been upstaged by the factor revolution in the...
Many investors readily agree that alpha is scarce. It is hard to find, always in great demand, and requires skill to extract. The eclectic m...
After reading as many as 18 different WSJ articles on the subject, it's understandable why investors might be up in arms about the alleged p...