Posted on Mar 28, 2022
New report finds almost 80% of active fund managers are falling behind the major indexes
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Active funds cost more for investors compared to ETFs. The people managing them may not be worth the expense.
Active funds cost more for investors compared to ETFs. The people managing them may not be worth the expense.
New report finds almost 80% of active fund managers are falling behind the major indexes
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One time a primate randomly picked stocks and his performance was better than the pros.
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I gave up on active funds about four years ago. 80% index and total index with 20% QQQ. The indexes have done extraordinary except for YTD. The QQQs are long term. My over cost annually is 4 basis points. My stock turnover for the entire portfolio is about 2% annually so very little dividend action. Should have done this twenty years ago. Would have slept better, too.
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Hmm. This in a risk adjusted basis? Did they look or consider measures such as the sorotino ratio?
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