Maybe this new paradigm of fundamental indexing--unlike all the other new paradigms I've seen--will work.

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An example of a strategy is fundamental indexing, which is a method of weighting stocks by fundamental factors such as sales and dividends.

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Before we too easily accept that fundamental indexing--relying on style tilts toward dividends, value or smallness--is the new paradigm, we need a longer sense of history.

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Price indexing involves changing the fundamental Social Security benefit formula for calculating the future benefits workers would receive at retirement (not the post-retirement Social Security COLA).

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