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Hedge funds overall do not outperform index funds in the long run [1]. Banks have moved mostly to sell side and their traders earn commission and bid-ask spread
by tanvach 6y ago
Hedge funds overall do not outperform index funds in the long run [1]. Banks have moved mostly to sell side and their traders earn commission and bid-ask spread. For a while the most profitable shops are market makers who use high-speed trading to leverage tiny arbitage opportunities, profiting exactly from tiny fluctuations from an efficient market.
[1] http://ftalphaville.ft.com/2018/04/24/1524542401000/A-complex-analysis-reaches-same-conclusion-as-simple-one--hedge-funds-suck/z http://ftalphaville.ft.com/2018/04/24/1524542401000/A-comple...
- hash872 6y ago>Hedge funds overall do not outperform index funds in the long run But the Medallion Fund does apparently, which is my point. How can they have 70+% returns year after year for decades in a world where EMH is true? Their existence seems to disprove it, no?