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Truly Active Managers Outperform Being Different is Key
The popular opinion among investors supported by many studies claims that most fund managers underperform their index, so you are better off just read more
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Truly Active Managers Outperform Being Different is Key
Tuesday, July 6th 2010The popular opinion among investors supported by many studies claims that most fund managers underperform their index, so you are better off just investing in an index fund or ETF (Exchange Traded Fund). However, truly “active” fund managers have significantly outperformed their indexes after all fees over the long term, based on a very comprehensive study by 2 Yale academics (Cremers & Petajisto). Read More
Ed has written numerous articles to educate the public and his clients on his unique insights into strategies that actually work, instead of the “conventional wisdom” common in the financial industry. Ed is a guest writer on the popular blog “Million Dollar Journey”, and is a respected commenter on this and other well known Canadian personal finance websites. Here is a list of his most popular articles.
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Blog Archive
- Truly Active Managers Outperform Being Different is Key
- Avoid the 5-Year Fixed Mortgage Trap
- Six Common Myths about Stock Market Returns
- Common Myths about Stock Market Risk
- How Risky is the Stock Market The Quiz
- 3 Principles of Successful Investors Part 2
- 3 Principles of Successful Investors Part 1
- Why Don't Most Financial Planners Plan Finances?
- What's Important About Money to You?
- Irrational Pessimism
- How to Take Advantage of the Market After the Crash of 2008
- Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) - How should we use it?
- Peak Oil or Oil Bubble? - The Oil Bubble Argument
- Peak Oil or Oil Bubble? - The Peak Oil Argument
- TFSA vs. RRSP - Best Retirement Vehicle?
- TFSA vs RRSP - Clawbacks & Income Tax on Seniors
- Is the Market Efficient? - Part III
- Is the Market Efficient? - Part II
- Is the Market Efficient? - Part I
- Ed Rempel's Picks for The Best Smith Manoeuvre Mortgage III
- Ed Rempel's Picks for The Best Smith Manoeuvre Mortgage II
- Ed Rempel's Picks for The Best Smith Manoeuvre Mortgage I
- Conrad Black Lessons: Is "Management Integrity" an Oxymoron? II
- Conrad Black Lessons: Is "Management Integrity" an Oxymoron? - I
- Is 100% Tax-Efficient Investing Possible?
- Universal Life Insurance - Part 2
- Universal Life Insurance - Part 1
- Stock Market Beliefs - Part 2
- Stock Market Beliefs - Part 1
- Myths about Leveraging into Equities - Part 2
- Myths about Leveraging into Equities - Part 1
- Should I Incorporate my Small Business?
- Leveraging into Equities - The ONLY Source of Wealth?
