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@samdesai62
Capitalism, free markets, passive investing, low taxes, less government, minimal regulation, spirituality, in awe with technology
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How to drive demand in an economy?..d ETF way... SPIVA India has repeatedly confirmed underperformance of large cap activ funds... Keep in mind..TERs Avg Direct Plan activ large cap funds=1.23% Nifty50 ETF TER=0.05% Cost saving on abt 1.37L Cr Large Cap AUM=appx ₹ 1600 Cr
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Fund management “is a world-leading industry in the manufacturing of excuses,” writes Stuart Kirk in the ⁦⁩ “Simply no one knows how to avoid blame like a portfolio manager. I would go as far as to say it is their main job” #Investing #Funds
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Markets are efficient because of competition! Individual active managers thus have no real edge over their counterparts.
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Charlie Ellis:"If you go back 50 years ago,there were a small number of people who made their living as analysts,and a small number of people made their living as portfolio managers, maybe as many as 500 people in the world. And today, it’s somewhere between 1.5-2 million people"
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Passive index performance in India...full steam ahead... 1) In the last one year ended December 15, 86 per cent of large-cap funds have underperformed Nifty by an average of 2.6 per cent. In the last five years, this figure rose to 92 per cent by a margin of 1.6 per cent.
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🔸 The solution.... Malkiel’s main thesis still is: “The future is inherently unpredictable. Therefore, regularly invest in broad-based index funds and stay far away from investment advisors, who have been proven wrong too many times...." Link...
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2) Prior to d launch of d world's first ever indexfund by Vanguard, he had asserted, 🔸“A blindfolded chimpanzee throwing darts at the stock listings can select a portfolio that performs as well as those managed by experts.” .... contd...
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"S&P 500 index-tracking SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY.P) is the most purchased U.S. security among equities by retail investors this year, attracting $26.4 billion in inflows, compared with $17.7 billion last year..."
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