John Gerard Lewis

Since inception, this model has outperformed the S&P 500 Index.

Being “stable” means not running with the bulls or the bears.

How much risk should an older baby boomer take in order to achieve an acceptable return?

High quality corporate bonds are key.

Nobody wants to believe it, and investors innumerable have long been whipsawed by rogue pundits proclaiming that "it's different this time."

The model is dependent upon management’s ability to arbitrage short- and long-term interest rates, rather than stock market trends.