i mean the vanguard 500 index is pretty cheap, it's half the price essentially as the power shares etf. but still both of them are relatively low cost, below a half a percent. >> that's correct. and key word there is relative. even though the fundamental index fees might be about twice as much as the fees on a traditional market cap-weighted index, they're still half as much as an actively managed equity fund. >> tom: finally both fund does have exxon mobile as their top holding but they clearly differ from there the index fund has an el and chevron and of course the fundamental fund at&t and general electric. does this go to explain entirely the performance difference? >> yes, that has that is a big difference there in. the case of, for instance, having apple as your number two most heavily weighted stock in the traditional market cap weighted index, if apple goes, you know, if a lightning bolt hits steve jobs tonight or tomorrow, so goes that entire index and there goes everybody who has invested in it as well. >> we have to leave it there. we appreciate the insights. nice article it

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and it's an interesting study i cite in the book from vanguard which showed that analyzing the i.r.a.s of almost 3 million people there, and it showed that men actually tended to panic and sell at the bottom of the market in 2008 whereas women held on. >> you know, it's interesting because some people might say, oh, women are more emotional than men generally speaking, of course. it's a generalization. but men trade 45% more than women. single men trade 67% more than single women. so how do the genders compare when it comes to those emotions? >> you know, maria, it all comes down to overconfidence. i know it is controversial to say that men are the more emotional sex when it comes to investing. but i think the research is clear it backs that up. it's the feeling men think they know more than they do when it comes to investing. it makes them think of investing as a game or a gamble. it makes them trade on hot stock tips. it makes them invest in things they don't understand, take on too much risk. and women, we don't tend to be as confident when it comes to investing. now, it can sound

the bad kind of marxism the kind with the dictatorship of the proletariat led by a revolutionary vanguard party so does he think he's the good kind of marxist i thought it was marx and said religion to be the opiate of the masses i never thought the dalai lama could be so disappointing all right now in financial news usa today reports that one ratings agency in china has already declared a u.s. default on debt obligations to china whoops one president dong global credit rating company limited has made claims that by allowing the value of the u.s. dollar to erode the federal government has in fact in effect allowed pretty fault it didn't congress to say that was some kind of act of war. anyway china recently warned the united states that we are playing with fire by contemplating even any period of the thoughts and the treasury will run out of borrowing power on august second two thousand and eleven officially defaulting on obligations to china big government status in the beltway of course continue to fiddle away as the fire spreads refusing to cut spending as we near the deadline so to de

. >> host: you're being honored today with the vanguard award for programming, so congratulations. >> guest: thank you very much. >> host: you've been in the business a long time now. >> guest: 30 years. i was talking to my colleague about remembering the first show i ever went to when i was working for the cable news network, the then-fledgling cable news network, and ted turner was working the booth. >> host: we seem to be on the precipice, you keep hearing again and again of the explosion in the merger of the internet and traditional television, whatever that is today. how do you hope to exploit that as all of these services integrate and, also, explode with speed? >> guest: well that, you know, that's the question that's on everybody's mind, and that's a subject that we're all discussing every day endlessly. um, but i do know and i'm pretty certain that, um, the answer is it all revolves around programming. and original programming. so none of these platforms mean anything without programming and without content. so whether you're a cable operator or a satellite distributer or you

money from because they're going to suck the money away from the stuff that's made them a name like vanguard like they're investigative documentaries they're going to have a problem i guess we'll have to wait to see if that's actually and that being worth it for that but he thought or not only is he getting timeline r.c.u. reportedly he also then gets to have a stake in the company probably of a similar big say but. you know if you know money for the overman fans one of the exact same thing you know i guess that's exactly they got that. i think the younger people want something if you're probably right like take care thanks so much for your good night. so come time we have our tools side award which calls out a governor for signing a new immigration bill that's workers to flee his state and then stick around for happy hour a man robs a bank just to get health care and are the amish being corrupted by technology to have that morning return. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else hears you some other part of it and rea

because now if they're going to suck the money away from the stuff that's made them a name like vanguard like they're investigative documentaries they're going to have a problem well i guess we'll have to wait and see if it's actually and not being worth it for them by keith olbermann not only is he getting ten million dollars a year reportedly he also then gets to have a stake in the company probably all a big say but. you mustn't lose you know money for the for the overman fans or one of the exact same thing you know i guess that's exactly what they got but i think the younger people want something you're probably right that's my take chris thanks so much for joining us tonight. still to come tonight we have our tool time award which calls out a governor for signing a new immigration bill that's now causing workers to flee his state and then stick around for happy hour man robs a bank just to get health care and are the amish being corrupted by technology because that morning returns. more news today violence has once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing

so he is on the vanguard of people who are going to see more and more politicians as the younger generationes into political power with a weiner incident in their past everybody is posting all kinds of stuff on facebook and taking bong hits. >> these are -- this is across the line. >> but you understand when we do opposition research on opponents and our own candidacy. >> they will see more. >> no we literally will disqualify you if you carry baggage we want your electronic record just not your tax record, not your driving record for drunk driving we now want your electronic record you don't give it to us we will find it if we find it and you have a potential defect you are toast. >> but i think the bar is going to be lower for that. i think people are over sharing so much the younger generation is over sharing so much people will say well, all right so the guy has a few pictures of his genitals out there. i think the standards will be lower. >> joe i am telling you we politicians are so phoney we really will try to prevent a perfect creature and we just won't tolerate even though there is

money market mutual funds according to an exec at it the mutual fund manager vanguard.helping the s&p snap a three-game losing streak yesterday. did you purchase kellogg, rice crispies or cocoa crispies between june 1? if you did, you may redeem. the deal is part of a settlement after class action lawsuit that claimed the product falsely improved the immune system. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >>> 5:55 now. in the east bay, two peregrine falcons are recovering after being shot with a pellet gun. this one at the wildlife museum in walnut creek and her 3-month-old daughter were shot earlier this month in oakland. both had to undergo surgery to repair broken wings. the falcons are now able to eat on their own. >> just really fantastic birds. that someone would shoot these, two birds, is really criminal. it's unconscionable. >> wildlife officials believe the falcons were shot at different times because they were discovered ten days apart. when healthy, the falcons nest by the fruitvale drawbridge. there is $1,000 reward in the case. >>> if you have an i

this is the elite, the most radical vanguard of the regime. he told me look, we ran operations out of the mosques in europe and the u.s. and i outlined several cases of terrorism arrests, terrorism funding coming from american mosques. >> host: this is the deep cover guy that you talk about in the book. >> guest: the reason i bring it up is because as you probably know, a the chairman and the homeland security committee in the house, peter king, has begun i think very gingerly a series of hearings on the radicalization of the american muslim community and has been vilified by the press and the organizations we will describe in a minute are tearing into him. but in your view, can we understand this threat? can we keep from being deceived without going into these mosques and finding out exactly how deeply involved they are insufficient because that's really what this is. and the last time i looked there was still a crime. >> guest: you can't have a firm grasp of what's going on in the muslim community, fred, if you don't have a presence. as inte

people in, probably from damascus, and it's an effort to show that the syrians still represent the vanguardionalism. >> the issue of the israeli response, assad knows that there will be an israeli response. there will be bullets that will fly, there will be reports, 25 supposedly killed. first, was that response appropriate in terms of proportionality, and second, where does it lead? >> these israelis are determined to protect their borders. every country has the right to defend themselves. i think the israelis are clearly trying to restrain and exercise restraint. but there's no doubt in response to calculation, the israelis aren't going to let those people cross the fence. and as far as assad is concerned, he's prepared to fight, literally, to the last palestinian. remember, these are palestinians, probably from camps in the damascus area. >> just so it is clear, based upon the tapes, based upon the information we have about the bullets that flew and the carnage at the border, were the people who were shot and wounded or killed, were they on the israeli side of the border, having crossed

this is the most radical vanguard of the regime to date he told me we've and operations out of the mosques in new york and the d'huez and i outlined several cases of terrorism funding coming from american mosques. >> host: this is the deep covered by that you talk about in the book? >> guest: post of the reason i bring it up is because as you probably know the chairman of homeland security committee and the house peter king has begun writing a very gingerly a series of hearings of the requisition of american muslim communities he's been vilified by the press and the organizations we will describe in a minute or tearing into him. but in your view, can we understand this threat, can we keep from being deceived without going into the mosques and finding out exactly how deeply involved they are because that is what this is. the last time i looked there was still a crime. guess could you can't hit a firm grasp of what is going on in the community if you don't have a presence. as intelligence and the mosques, you simply can't. a mosque is the center of the islamic community and that is a strateg

kidnapped thousands of people, including young students to serve as human shields and marcat the vanguard of his forces. if any of his own soldiers refuse to gun down unarmed innocent civilians, they are shot immediately. once he's done with his own people, he'll turn his attention to those nato and middle eastern nation that is attacked him and seek revenge. remember, this is a man who is already responsible for the deaths of 189 innocent passengers on pan am 103. let's face it, this is not about whether the obama administration has been fellow enough in explaining the libyan rationale to congress. members understand why the president intervened. we can read. we can think. we can decide. the real question is, will we politicize this effort in the same way that the republican congress politicized president clinton's successful intervention in a nato-led mission in bosnia 15 years ago. . the limited action we're taking to suprt the nato mission in libya does not rise to a level of conflict meant to be governed by the war powers resolution. presidents of both parties have initiated similar

does he agree with me that we should be in the vanguard of reform in our own pension so we can look at at our constituents in the face of? >> know, i absolutely agree with you honorable lady in this house. we are public sector workers as well. we should be subject to exactly the same changes we are asking others to take on. so the increase in contribution should apply to the mp system even though it's a system where we already made him quite a lot. we are saying right across the board the increase in pension contributions is right too great a healthier long-term system. >> order. statement the foreign secretary. mr. secretary. >> here on c-span to really the british house of commons now as they move onto other legislative business. you been watching prime minister's question time and live wednesdays at 7 a.m. eastern what parliament is in session. >> at yesterday's hearing of the senate foreign relations committee, state department legal adviser harold koh said that the war powers act of 1973 does not apply to u.s. involvement in libya. and that president obama did not need congression

so, they certainly cannot be confused with the revolutionary vanguard or people who are proponents ofemocracy. they are implementing change in egypt despite themselves as a result of continuing pressure that protesters are mounting. you only need to remember that mr. mubarak mmb -- many members of the ruling regime are free until april 12 and april 13. that is several months after the regime was deposed on february 11 and only as a result of a major million person protest on april 8, calling for these people to be held accountable. so, that is a significant obstacle certainly. the unfortunate increase in sick terry intentions in egypt is also an unfortunate obstacle that will need to be overcome in addition to of course the economic situation in egypt which have gotten somewhat worse since the revolution as a result of the tourism sector has suffered as a result of the revolution. despite all of these things, i i am off domestic with regards to egypt's future. it could be significantly worse than what it is. one only needs to look around at the neighboring states to see what the situa

calculation for a lot of grassroots conservatives and conservative leaders, and palin is at the vanguardthis. and they're able to question these double standards. i mean, you look at someone like barack obama who's asserted that we have 57 states, who thinks europe is a country, who claimed that his father served in world war ii when he was 10 years old, who thinks that afghanistan primarily speaks arabic instead of pashtun and farsi. it goes on and on and on, and yet you never see the editorial pages of "the new york times" or "the washington post" or all of these smug pundits on the other cable tv stations going on and on about how stupid and moronic the obama administration is and how they spend every day rewriting history. martha: yeah. your comparisons are very interesting. you know, what do you think about her? do you think that she is getting -- chris wallace was trying to get out of her whether or not her reaction that she got on this bus tour, which was tremendous, she, you know, blew mitt romney off the front page of the new hampshire newspapers, do you think it changes her min

kidnapped thousands of people, including young students to serve as human shields and march at the vanguard of his forces. if any of his own soldiers refuse to gun down unarmed innocent civilians, they are shot immediately. once he's done with his own people, he'll turn his attention to those nato and middle eastern nation that is attacked him and seek revenge. remember, this is a man who is already responsible for the deaths of 189 innocent passengers on pan am 103. let's face it, this is not about whether the obama administration has been fellow enough in explaining the libyan rationale to congress. members understand why the president intervened. we can read. we can think. we can decide. the real question is, will we politicize this effort in the same way that the republican congress politicized president clinton's successful intervention in a nato-led mission in bosnia 15 years ago. . the limited action we're taking to support the nato mission in libya does not rise to a level of conflict meant to be governed by the war powers resolution. presidents of both parties have initiated simila

kidnapped thousands of people, including young students to serve as human shields and march at the vanguardif any of his own soldiers refuse to gun down unarmed innocent civilians, they are shot immediately. once he's done with his own people, he'll turn his attention to those nato and middle eastern nation that is attacked him and seek revenge. remember, this is a man who is already responsible for the deaths of 189 innocent passengers on pan am 103. let's face it, this is not about whether the obama administration has been fellow enough in explaining the libyan rationale to congress. members understand why the president intervened. we can read. we can think. we can decide. the real question is, will we politicize this effort in the same way that the republican congress politicized president clinton's successful intervention in a nato-led mission in bosnia 15 years ago. . the limited action we're taking to support the nato mission in libya does not rise to a level of conflict meant to be governed by the war powers resolution. presidents of both parties have initiated similar actions. in gr

kidnapped thousands of people, including young students to serve as human shields and march at the vanguard. if any of his own soldiers refuse to gun down unarmed innocent civilians, they are shot immediately. once he's done with his own people, he'll turn his attention to those nato and middle eastern nation that is attacked him and seek revenge. remember, this is a man who is already responsible for the deaths of 189 innocent passengers on pan am 103. let's face it, this is not about whether the obama administration has been fellow enough in explaining the libyan rationale to congress. members understand why the president intervened. we can read. we can think. we can decide. the real question is, will we politicize this effort in the same way that the republican congress politicized president clinton's successful intervention in a nato-led mission in bosnia 15 years ago. . the limited action we're taking to support the nato mission in libya does not rise to a level of conflict meant to be governed by the war powers resolution. presidents of both parties have initiated similar actions. in