After using the site for a while, we decided that the best way to display Mr. Bogle’s schedule was via an individual page rather than multiple posts. Click on the Calendar link under the Other Content heading to view his upcoming schedule.
On April 16 Mr. Bogle spoke before a group of independent mutual fund directors. A video of the speech is available here.
29 Speeches from the archives have been added to the eBlog. Click below or visit the Speeches pages to view them.
Introduction of the President of the United States
The Investment Dilemma of the Philanthropic Investor
After the Fall: What Lies Ahead for Capitalism and the Financial Markets?
A Nation Challenged…And Not Only From Abroad
Entrepreneurship and Economic Progress
Just When We Need It Most… Is Corporate Governance Letting Us Down?
After the Fall: What’s Next for the Stock Market and the Mutual Fund Industry?
The Stock Market Universe - Stars, Comets, and the Sun
Energy and Persistence Conquer All Things
The Vanguard Story: “Luck, Leadership and Strategy”
Public Accounting: Profession or Business?
Risk and Rsk Control in an Era of Confidence
The Power of Words, Ideas, Ideals, and Books
And What Role Does the Law Play?
Creating Shareholder Value: BY Mutual Funds or For Mutual Fund Shareholders?
The Four Dimensions of Investment Return
Honoring Our $4 Trillion Trust: Mutual Funds in the 21st Century
Mutual Funds: Parallaxes and Taxes
The Implications of Style Analysis on Mutual Fund Performance Evaluation
On May 9, Jack Bogle spoke at an event hosted by the American Enterprise Institute, offering his thoughts on the mutual fund industry. Following his remarks, he participated in a roundtable discussion with former Investment Company Institute chief economist John Rea and industry consultant Geoff Bobroff.
A video of the event is available here.
Mr. Bogle was recently interviewed for a special Frontline did on America’s retirement system. This link will take you to the interview’s transcript. And by 5:00 PM ET today, you will be able to watch the episode here.
To the wonderful Bogleheads of Diehards V:
What a wonderful time I enjoyed with you in Las Vegas! I can’t fully capture the words to describe either my emotions or my joy in spending most of a jam-packed 24 hours with you all. Your enthusiasm, your appreciation, your fellowship, and your friendship all shone brightly and vibrantly. It was truly a red-letter day in my long life.
We’ll let you know when the webcast interview with Money Show Chairman Charles Githler is posted here on my new site. In the meanwhile, my sincere thanks to each and every one of you, especially for being the “honest-to-God, down-to-earth human beings” that I have always treasured in my life, and always will.
God bless you all,
Jack
The Bogle eBlog. Can you believe it? A few months ago I barely knew what on earth a “blog†was, and now here I am blogging. Please note that I’m using the word “eBlog” rather than the conventional “blog,” not only to make my site a little bit “out of the mainstream,” but to take advantage of the curious fact that Bogle and eBlog now become anagrams!
I’m excited about the opportunities this new website will offer me, and hope that what you find here keeps you coming back to check in. You’ll notice that most of the site’s sections include an area for comments, and I encourage you to share your thoughts, and even submit questions to the “Ask Jack†section of the site. I can’t promise that my schedule will allow me to respond to everyone, but I’ll certainly make every effort to make this as “interactive†an experience as possible. At the least, I hope that you’ll consider what you find here to be interesting, thought-provoking, and, well, a “certain trumpet.â€
Speech given at The Money Show, Las Vegas, Nevada on May 15, 2006
Every month we’ll pick five questions selected from submitted emails and JCB will answer them.
Please note that Mr. Bogle cannot answer questions or offer advice about your personal investments or your Vanguard account.
 Email your questions to askjack@johncbogle.com
Speech given before the United States Military Academy on April 6, 2006