One of the macro-level changes in the investment landscape has been the large-scale shift by investors into indexes and ETFs (and away from stocks and mutual funds) – a shift that the author of today’s article sees as being based on misplaced beliefs, and one that he warns will cost those investors – especially younger investors – in the long run through “meek unassuming gains.” He instead advocates using a three-pronged portfolio (Core, Explore and Super Explore) that offers “diversification, index-beating growth, and fee minimization.” To read more, CLICK HERE.
A 3-Pronged Portfolio To Beat The Returns Of “Lethargic” Index Investing
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