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shadowing successful funds

edited May 2013 in Fund Discussions
Do studies exist defining success/failure of attempts to purchase the new holdings of successful funds and the number of stocks needed to be profitable in markets over a cycle or three? One would always be late, but that might not matter over time, and the management fee would be avoided. I don't really have time to pursue it now, but in retirement, I might. It should be better than the dartboard approach,but I would like to know if there is validation. One would have to attend to the sales, always late also, but the does it avoid reversion to the mean?

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