You can buy almost anything. When your employer gives you the window, he's doing a good job. It offers more diversification.

John Brennan is a very smart guy - no nonsense, abrasive, sharp, provocative.

The stars emerge as asset classes do well. A star isn't a star just because he's a genius. It's the style he's investing in.

It's obviously huge if they allow individuals to invest some portion of their Social Security.

When you buy a load you tend to have the discipline to hold it longer.

If you can do it yourself, why bother with loads?

There's certainly a demand for it (an interactive fund), if you consider the number of e-traders today. It's addressing the active Internet investor.

These are not marquee-name stars. These are hidden stars.

Value is in the dumps. It's not the managers. The problem last year was asset class performance. If you were a value manager, you didn't do well.