Perhaps it is actually harder to pick a manager than to pick investments. The general statistics against active management are well-known. In 2012, for example, 63% of large cap mutual funds failed to match the market (even worse for hedge funds).
As a result, the full choice set for selecting investments includes both asset class as well as manager, and the probability of choosing a good asset class And a good manager is less than a good asset class itself. Given that most investors usually time managers incorrectly, are there some nontraditional metrics which would work?
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