The phrase "outperforming funds" refers to investment funds that have achieved better returns or performance compared to other similar funds. These funds have generated higher profits or growth in value for the investors. Full definition
Most studies conclude that funds with lower fees, in general, outperform funds with higher fees over virtually all time frames measured. (mutualfunds.com)
Either ETF outperformed the fund in terms of the higher annualized return, alpha, Sharpe and Sortino ratios, as well as the lower beta and standard deviation of monthly returns. (alpholio.com)
We have suggested four consequences — higher risk, greater dominance of luck over skill, higher costs, and fewer outperforming funds — that are likely and logical outcomes of higher concentration. (indexologyblog.com)