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by dforrestwilson 9y ago
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Some schmuck sort of did. The market makers and liquidity providers are not the source of the sold stock, simply intermediaries.
"is actually getting worse in recent years, against the author's thesis that passive investing is supposed to create a small pool of 'superstars'."
This is a huge point of contention. Capital takes a long time to flow out of mutual and hedge funds which have been underperforming. It could be many years yet before any "superstars" emerge.
- paulpauper 9y agoI mean as in a P&L statement. If I sold a bitcoin at $1 in 2010 did I lose $4000? no but I may regret it. If someone short sold it, then it would be a $4000 loss.