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Burton Malkiel says his passive investing idea was called 'garbage'
Investing legend Burton Malkiel on day-trading millennials, the end of the 60/40 portfolio and more - MarketWatch
Burton Malkiel Says Buy and Hold is Alive and Well, and it Works | Folio Investing Blog | Online Investment Trading & Financial Market News
Burton Malkiel Says Index Investing Can't Be Too Big
Burton Malkiel Wrote "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" In '73. Have His Views Changed? - YouTube
FIFTY YEARS IN, “A RANDOM WALK DOWN WALL STREET'S” INVESTMENT ADVICE HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME – WealthTrack
A Random Walk Down Wall Street - 50 Years Later! | The Julis-Rabinowitz Center for Public Policy and Finance
Professor Burton Malkiel: "Why I Joined Rebalance" - Rebalance
Podcast: Burton Malkiel and "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" 50 Years Later | NewRetirement
Cameron Passmore on LinkedIn: Episode 252: Prof. Burton Malkiel: 50 Years of A Random Walk Down Wall…
50 Years Later, Burton Malkiel Hasn't Changed His Views on Indexing - WSJ
An Index-Fund Evangelist Is Straying From His Gospel - The New York Times
50 Years Later, Burton Malkiel Hasn't Changed His Views on Indexing - WSJ
I Know This Much Is True - Barrons
The Evolution of Money Management with Burton… | Retire With Purpose
Scott Puritz on LinkedIn: Professor Burton Malkiel — Our Giant
Bitcoin chaos: Wall Street icon Burton Malkiel explains how cryptocurrency could collapse | City & Business | Finance | Express.co.uk
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Invest Like a Legend: Burton Malkiel - The Globe and Mail
A Moment with Burton Malkiel: Part V - YouTube
Investing May Be Cheaper, but Fees Still Hurt - The New York Times
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Burton Malkiel: It's exactly the kind of thing you want from a capitalist system | Fox Business Video
Wall Street Legend Burton Malkiel says returns over the next decade will likely be 5 to 6 percent - YouTube
