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Seth Klarman is one of those rare exceptions of someone who has been able to sustainably beat the market over a very long period of time. He's also a perfect example of one of the great barriers to successfully investing in hedge funds and private equity funds, which is this hard truth: If someone can truly beat the market, they probably don't want your money.
I came across a fantastic visual from Dimension Funds this past week. It captures, perhaps better than any other visual, why you should never bail out of the market during periods of volatility.
Passive index investing works, but not all indexes are created equal. Why should this matter to you? There are three important reasons.
Over 1,600 stocks in the NASDAQ are down more than 50% from their 52-week high. The lesson? Picking individual stocks is much riskier than investing in the broader market. Diversification, on the other hand, reduces risk and increases the reliability of future returns.
Buy high, sell low. It’s exactly the opposite of what investors should do, but human nature, time and time again, compels them to do it. The latest example of this tendency can be seen in the performance of “special purpose acquisition vehicles”, also known as SPACs.
What is ESG Investing? How does sustainable investing contrast with impact investing? Does socially responsible investing hurt your portfolio's performance? Learn about the various types of socially responsible investing and whether it's a fad or here to stay.
