FYI, S&P estimates $4.6 trillion in assets linked to the S&P 500.
When you add in benchmarked assets (assets in funds where performance is compared to the index) the number goes up to $11.2 trillion:pic.twitter.com/25XwzFM6sl
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I came here to say this. Too slow.
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What % of “benchmarked” assets will end up owning Tesla?
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Can you please explain what this means?
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"indexed" assets means the amount of $ in a fund that specifically tracks the S&P 500 (ie
$SPY) "benchmarked" means the amount of $ in funds that use the S&P 500 as their performance benchmark (ie many hedge funds that want to beat the market) let me know if that helps.
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Based on a reading of your article and A.Z. Robertson's article, I would think investors should prefer a total market index that is about as rules-based as can be (eliminating discretion), such as the Fidelity U.S. Total Investable Market Index.℠
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Compared to the S&P 500. Also, I was referring to Jan's recent article.
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