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I agree with you and I hope you are right. >Offload a massive illiquid investment onto the public Because this state seems like a very solvable problem: All y
by gretch 11mo ago
I agree with you and I hope you are right.
>Offload a massive illiquid investment onto the public
Because this state seems like a very solvable problem: All you have to is not buy it
- somanyphotons 11mo agoETFs like VOO will buy it eventually. It started me wondering if theres an ETF that explicitly avoids the top 20 companies
- NewJazz 11mo agoCouldn't you set up some options to simulate that?
- CGMthrowaway 11mo agoXMGA
- d0odk 11mo agoMy gut instinct is that this would be a hugely underperforming investment strategy on both an absolute and risk adjusted basis. I would welcome empirical evidence contradicting my gut.
- hshdhdhehd 11mo agoI'd rather cross to international (including. US) than to that, for a less performing but more Black Swan proof fund.
- jakub_g 11mo agoThere's SPXT (S&P 500 excluding tech sector), +79% in 5y, vs full S&P +110% in 5y. Obviously, in tech/AI bull market it can't be not underperforming.
- Jensson 11mo ago> Because this state seems like a very solvable problem: All you have to is not buy it Your index fund will buy them.