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A lot of money managers are doing that. It's a tiny percentage, something like 2%. The reason that it isn't as common is because the time table is like 15-20 ye
by unlinked_dll 7y ago
A lot of money managers are doing that. It's a tiny percentage, something like 2%. The reason that it isn't as common is because the time table is like 15-20 years, not 3-5.
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- BoiledCabbage 7y agoIf you beat the market for 3-5 years, that's not consistently beating the market. That's flipping a coin. That's 100 people flipping coins, and being impressed that someone got 4 heads - all in a row.