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Chimp or chump? Fund Managers: Really, Really Bad at What They Do
For some years, First Actuarial have been running a “Monkey League” which pits the wits of 150 top brains against 1000 monkeys; the task, to pick two teams to do well and two to do badly in each of the four football … Continue reading
Posted in dc pensions, First Actuarial, monkey league, pensions
Tagged Active management, Asset management, IBM, Index fund, Motley Fool, Mutual fund, S&P 500, Standard & Poor, Vanguard Group, Wall Street
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D I Versify
And it is no picnic in this neck of the wood
Where the bear’s are no teddies and your shares are no good.
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