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Investors Snub Money Managers For Market Clones

TedTed
in Fund Discussions
FYI: (Click On Article title At Top Of Google Search)
More investors are losing faith in old-school money managers as financial markets sputter.

Clients yanked $207.3 billion in 2015 from U.S.-based mutual funds that hand pick their positions while pouring $413.8 billion into funds that mimic broad indexes for a fraction of the cost, according to new data from research firm Morningstar Inc.
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Ted
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  • jerry
    An argument for index funds is that active managers in part are going into cash That will be good for performance until the market turns around I don't have the data but suspect few large cap managers outperformed the S+P500 index between March 9 2009 and and may of that year..
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