Nevada’s public employee pension fund invests passively and beats peers (2016)
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#4I'm curious if this is demonstrably an optimal strategy for individual investment too... I haven't had much success getting any clear data about whether active management demonstrably produces better results.
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#5I'm curious if this is demonstrably an optimal strategy for individual investment too... I haven't had much success getting any clear data about whether active management demonstrably produces better results.
There's strong data supporting passive investment. I've found the stats in Andrew Hallam's book, "Balance: How to Invest and Spend for Happiness, Health, and Wealth" (https://www.amazon.ca/Balance-Invest-Happiness-Health-Wealth...) quite eye-opening.
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Updated title.
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#7I'm curious if this is demonstrably an optimal strategy for individual investment too... I haven't had much success getting any clear data about whether active management demonstrably produces better results.
There’s the famous bet Warren Buffett won against an actively managed fund: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/030916/buffe...
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#8Fund was up to $55B in 2022, but they made him take a roomie
https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/lawmakers-approve-d...
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#9Fidelity: Successful investors forget they have an account:
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#10> “Doing nothing is harder than it looks”
He means that when people are screaming at you to do something because the market's tanking, you earn your salary by yawning and saying, "No, I think we're good."