Sentences with phrase «assets invested passively»

Why do institutions have so much more of their assets invested passively?

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Broad global economic expansion is making assets expensive, so forget investing passively, an asset manager said, recommending niche growth areas like avocados.

Coinbase is not the first to offer a cryptocurrency index fund, which passively invests in a basket of digital assets the same way stock market investors can buy a broad S&P 500 fund, allowing investors to get exposure to the asset class without directly owning Bitcoin and its peers.

There is a great divide among investors about whether the proper approach to investing is to actively manage your money by selecting individual holdings, or whether you should passively sit on your money by buying and holding assets for long periods of time.

To illustrate investors» growing use of index funds, consider that on Nov. 1, 2003, 12 % of all U.S. open - end mutual fund and ETF assets (not including fund - of - fund or money - market assets) were invested in passively managed products.

SELECTED INVESTMENT FUNDS USUALLY ARE PASSIVELY MANAGED INDEX FUNDS: Because lower cost no sales load investment company funds tend to be more passively managed index tracking funds, these funds also most often have far lower securities portfolio turnover churning than the higher asset turnover that characterizes non-index based, active investiPASSIVELY MANAGED INDEX FUNDS: Because lower cost no sales load investment company funds tend to be more passively managed index tracking funds, these funds also most often have far lower securities portfolio turnover churning than the higher asset turnover that characterizes non-index based, active investipassively managed index tracking funds, these funds also most often have far lower securities portfolio turnover churning than the higher asset turnover that characterizes non-index based, active investing funds.

The fund emperors» new clothes Fund professionals sell active funds, but invest personal assets passively.

Coinbase is not the first to offer a cryptocurrency index fund, which passively invests in a basket of digital assets the same way stock market investors can buy a broad S&P 500 fund, allowing investors to get exposure to the asset class without directly owning Bitcoin and its peers.

I'm confused by these two statements: «you can not open a solo 401k if your business only generates passive income...» and ``... the solo 401k which is used for investing passively in assets such as real estate...» Would you mind clarifying Mark?