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You can, of course, pick individual stocks for the ultimate in fine granularity. Is the desire for a fund driven by saving time doing your own research, or som
by tlb 6y ago
You can, of course, pick individual stocks for the ultimate in fine granularity.
Is the desire for a fund driven by saving time doing your own research, or something else?
- schoen 6y agoYeah, I guess the idea that "the market" is still a more desirable investment than "a portfolio" but that it might be hard to assess or hard to keep up with who is doing well or poorly on certain criteria. But those criteria might also not be as widely shared as something like leftism, environmentalism, or Catholicism (and people might also broadly support leftism, environmentalism, or Catholicism, while dissenting from some particular parts of their mainstreams).