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The problem is "small" in your definition is at least in the thousands of shares, probably more in the hundreds of thousands of shares in anything liquid. It's
by cschneid 18y ago
The problem is "small" in your definition is at least in the thousands of shares, probably more in the hundreds of thousands of shares in anything liquid. It's true that mutual funds have a hard time moving in and out of the market quickly, but you're competing against traders who will happily do 1000 share trades all day long.
- hotpockets 18y agoHmmmm. You are probably right. I still wonder if there might be some advantage in only making small investments, such that the strategy is worthless for investors with money, but not worthless to you.