Ever heard of survivorship bias? I was told this doesnt take into account failed companies from the S & P and DoW index funds etc.. making the index funds look better for both the marketablity of these investment funds and makes the funds managers look good. In other words only the best companies are factored into past performance and not the failed companies. Does that sound about accurate or have you not heard of survivorship bias?
Only 364 Mutual Funds have produced an averaged annual return of greater than 0.00% within the last 10 years. Over 21,500 of them have averaged a negative annual return in the last 10 years. I don't know of anyone who has ever created great wealth through the use of a mutual fund. I've never even heard of it being done. Stocks are the only way to go. Even bonds out pace mutual funds.
..the best way to own common stocks is through index funds... Those following this path are sure to beat the net results (after fees and expenses) delivered by the great majority of investment professionals. - Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. 1996 Shareholder Letter
Additionally, those index funds that are very low-cost are the best selection for most of those who wish to own equities. - Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. 2002 Shareholder Letter
you are totally wrong!!! If i were to pick index funds and mutual funds, i will pick mutual funds. You did not read a part where warren buffet says. He only focuses on good business and less on diversification. By trading on index funds, you are actually diversifying into all the companies. What we want to do here is pick out mutual funds that perform well for the past 5 years and not diversify so much funds because it can limit your profits.
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Ever heard of survivorship bias? I was told this doesnt take into account failed companies from the S & P and DoW index funds etc.. making the index funds look better for both the marketablity of these investment funds and makes the funds managers look good. In other words only the best companies are factored into past performance and not the failed companies. Does that sound about accurate or have you not heard of survivorship bias?
charronfamilyconnect 3 months ago
any intelligent person will stop this video after the first two words
1pokerknight 5 months ago
.......My mind has just been blown.
tubinshun 11 months ago
@tubinshun YOU MEN YA JUST FOUND OUT YA ARE A GAY FAIRY.
michaelwright999 8 months ago
Only 364 Mutual Funds have produced an averaged annual return of greater than 0.00% within the last 10 years. Over 21,500 of them have averaged a negative annual return in the last 10 years. I don't know of anyone who has ever created great wealth through the use of a mutual fund. I've never even heard of it being done. Stocks are the only way to go. Even bonds out pace mutual funds.
IncorruptibleTruth 2 years ago
He says, "be greedy when people are fearful, be fearful when people are greedy
shaunshaun88 3 years ago
He also has this to say:
..the best way to own common stocks is through index funds... Those following this path are sure to beat the net results (after fees and expenses) delivered by the great majority of investment professionals. - Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. 1996 Shareholder Letter
Additionally, those index funds that are very low-cost are the best selection for most of those who wish to own equities. - Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. 2002 Shareholder Letter
RoskowIA 2 years ago
you are totally wrong!!! If i were to pick index funds and mutual funds, i will pick mutual funds. You did not read a part where warren buffet says. He only focuses on good business and less on diversification. By trading on index funds, you are actually diversifying into all the companies. What we want to do here is pick out mutual funds that perform well for the past 5 years and not diversify so much funds because it can limit your profits.
shaunshaun88 3 years ago
unfortunately when you buy a mutual fund, warren buffet is not your fund manager
fuckoff187 3 years ago