SmartMoney,  December 2005
In the December issue of SmartMoney, GMO is prominently featured in an article on quantitative investing ("Wall Street's Rocket Scientists," page 78, by Nicole Bullock).

Bloomberg,  November 8, 2005
Bloomberg's funds column on the legacy of Alan Greenspan quotes the Jeremy Grantham's October Quarterly Letter ("Greenspan Leaves His Mark on the Stock Market Too," by Chet Currier).

The New York Times,  November 6, 2005
In an investing column on energy stocks, Jeremy Grantham was quoted and GMO's research on the paradigm shift in oil prices was reprinted in a graphic ("Today's Energy Stocks May Well Be Tomorrow's," p. BU 5, by Conrad De Aenlle).

Dow Jones, November 4, 2005
George Estes is quoted in a Dow Jones story on the prospects for emerging-market debt for the remainder of the year ("Emerging Market Bonds May Miss Christmas Cheer This Year," by Matthew Cowley).

Financial Planning, July 2005
In the July issue of Financial Planning magazine, Bill Nemerever is quoted in a feature advising planners on incorporating international bond allocations in client portfolios ("Foreign Indebtedness: The falling dollar has sparked an interest in international bonds, but advisers remain cautious," p. 105, by Susan Weiner, CFA). 

Institutional Investor, June 2005
In a special section sponsored by Siemens in the June issue of Institutional Investor magazine, Domenic Esposito appears in a roundtable discussion with investment managers and analysts and chief executives of Siemens AG and Siemens USA.

Morningstar, June 20, 2005
Jeremy Grantham's "Great Macro Debate" with Oak Associates' Jim Oelschlager at the 2002 Morningstar Investment Conference is highlighted in Morningstar's June 20 Fund Spy column ("Good and Bad Calls from Past Morningstar Conferences," by Russ Kinnel).

The Wall Street Journal, June 17, 2005
Tom Cooper is quoted in the Wall Street Journal's 'Credit Markets' column covering fund managers' investments in local-currency emerging markets debt ("Bold Bet: Local-Currency Bonds," p. C1, by Craig Karmin). 

Money Management, June 16, 2005
In the June 16 issue of Australia's Money Management magazine, Keri Pratt provided an overview of GMO's positioning in international equities, as part of a survey of the firms who were finalists in the magazine's 'Fund Manager of the Year' awards for global investing ("Global Markets: risk love on the fat pitch," p. 26). 

The Wall Street Journal, June 8, 2005
Ben Inker is among investment managers cited in a Wall Street Journal 'Personal Finance' story on the relative attractiveness currently of many U.S. growth stocks versus value stocks ("Growth Stocks Regain Favor: Seeing Bargains, Many Asset Managers Return To a '90s Strategy; Individuals Stay With Value," p. D1, by Jeff Opdyke).

Euromoney, May 2005
Jeremy Grantham is quoted in the May issue of Euromoney magazine in a story on short-term performance pressures faced by investment managers ("Playing the long game: How do fund managers aim for long-term performance when they are assessed over the short term?"). Former Merrill Lynch analyst Henry Blodget, whom Jeremy debated in Forbes magazine in June 2000, contributed to the story in his new role as a freelance writer.

Pensions & Investments, May 30, 2005
In this week's '2005 Money Managers Directory' issue of Pensions & Investments, GMO is covered in the story focusing on the largest managers of international equities ("International leaders are feeling some heat: Top 25 list holds familiar names, but manager turnover increases," p. 16, by Doug Appell). 

The Boston Herald, May 17, 2005
The Boston Herald's 'On State Street' column covers Jeremy Grantham's investment outlook and views on real estate ("A bear-knuckled assessment of home prices in Hub," by Brett Arends).

Barron's, April 25, 2005
Arjun Divecha is quoted in Barron's in the 'Asian Trader' column on Indian IT outsourcing companies ("India's Outsourcing Companies Hit a Soft Spot," p. MW7, by Leslie Norton).

The Los Angeles Times, April 17, 2005
Some of Jeremy's views on financial markets are included in an article on the possibility that there are a number of investment bubbles ("In 2005, a Rash of Possible Bubbles," by Tom Petruno).

Harper's Magazine, April 17, 2005
Jeremy is cited in the April issue of Harper's Magazine in a skeptical article about privatizing Social Security ("The $4.7 Trillion Pyramid," by Michael Hudson).

Morningstar, March 16, 2005
Jeremy Grantham is cited in a Morningstar 'Stock Strategist' column on the overvaluation of stocks currently on a normalized P/E basis ("Outsmarting Market Trends: Patient investors can profit when the market is short-sighted," by Curt Morrison).

Grant's Interest Rate Observer, March 11, 2005
In late March 2003, Arjun Divecha advised that Thailand was attractive and one way to play it for U.S. investors was to buy the Thai Fund (TTF). He later noted GMO's model had turned negative on Thailand and that investors should take profits on TTF.  On March 8, the Thai Fund closed at $10.81 a share. Between Divecha's 2003 "buy" signal and his current "sell," it generated 66% in total return, including dividends. So who better to lead a grand tour of emerging markets than Divecha himself?