Sentences with phrase «inefficient market»

They're still accessing a great growth opportunity, and more inefficient markets offer better scope for active management (to outperform passive ETFs).

And emerging markets are often considered the poster child for inefficient markets.

There is also plenty of evidence of how inefficient the markets are.

Then it took effort and time to realize and admit real opportunities exist with inefficient markets.

I really can't answer it anyway — except to say I'm no longer surprised how inefficient the market can sometimes be.

The evidence demonstrates that â $ œactive management in inefficient markets like small - caps and emerging markets is the winnerâ $ ™ s gameâ $ is just another canard hoisted on the public by Wall Street.

«Typically, active managers are utilized to expand asset class diversification or to boost return potential in more inefficient markets where active managers tend to outperform, for a generally modest fee increase over a pure passive implementation approach.

On the other hand, had he or she resisted the «sophisticated» idea that relatively inefficient markets make fertile ground for alpha generation and stuck with a low cost index fund, they would have captured the handsome small - cap returns we have seen over the last few years.

As connectivity spans the globe, new users will improve inefficient markets, systems and behavior, and affluent markets will tap advanced technology, says Google's executive chairman.

Behaviorists will argue that investors often behave irrationally, producing inefficient markets and mispriced securities — not to mention opportunities to make money.

Others point to inefficient marketing spending resulting in customer acquisition costs that spiraled out of control.

The whole idea of investing in Alternatives is to capture outsized returns from inefficient markets.

(I also endorse the comment on occasional inefficient markets.)

BB: As an investor, I'm searching for the largest and most inefficient markets in the world, where prices frequently dislocate from value.

Attempts to build upon the Efficient Market Hypothesis have to come back to capitalization weighted allocations and special circumstances (temporarily inefficient markets).

ABS is therefore likely to add to supply shrinkage in an already inefficient market in quality legal services, and unlikely to increase access.

It's an extremely inefficient market,» says Miller.

Less competitive, inefficient markets mean an investor can generally buy comparable assets at lower prices than efficient markets.

As Mr. Klarman wrote in his recent note, «The inherent irony of the efficient market theory is that the more people believe in it and correspondingly shun active management, the more inefficient the market is likely to become.»

«In a relatively inefficient market, mutual funds work better than passive investments,» Pépin says.

«It is commonly believed that active management works best in inefficient markets, such as small - cap or emerging markets.

With decades of experience investing in uniquely complex and idiosyncratic deals, the expertise and specialized knowledge at Fundamental allows us to capitalize on a fragmented and inefficient market.

(Although one counter to this is that the U is the result of an inefficient market — when the crowds get involved valuations will float to their market clearing prices).

Remember, alpha is a byproduct of an inefficient market, and in our view higher volatility is an indication of greater market inefficiency — hence greater opportunity for active investments like hedged strategies to succeed.

A market that is emotional is indeed inefficient, but an inefficient market is not necessarily one in which stock pickers reign supreme.

China issuing its own token solves nothing regarding their ghost cities, inefficient markets and socialist (communist?)

The massive flow of public wagers force betting lines to fluctuate like an inefficient market.

The massive flow of public wagers forces betting lines to fluctuate like an inefficient market.

This is what economists would call an inefficient market.

While I am familiar with behavioral finance and the debate over efficient / inefficient markets, do you have any sources that support overweighting broad sectors such as healthcare for behavioral reasons?

An actively managed portfolio of smaller capitalization, rapidly - growing companies that can benefit from positive, long - term trends remains an excellent way to exploit an inefficient market.

Whether your opinion is of an efficient or inefficient market, the entry point over the long term may only add 1 - 2 % to your overall success in the grand scheme of things.

Lastly, style bias can lead to inefficient markets.

In essence, he doesn't care about how efficient or inefficient markets are.

Even today, hard money lending is a fractured and inefficient market.

In addition to helping create an inefficient market, it has eroded the benefits of being a public company.

Yes, India still is an inefficient market and managers are able to find price anomalies.

It is very easy to find price anomalies in an inefficient market where information is available to handfull of people (e.g. insider knowledge).

Before looking specifically at Mobius» record, it's important to note that an argument often made by advocates of active management is that while indexing, or passive investing is the winning strategy in «efficient» markets — such as the large - cap stocks of developed countries — active management is the winning strategy in «inefficient markets.»

Generally, investors assumes that India is still an inefficient market and it is easy to beat indices.

Likewise, an inefficient market will have both winners and losers.

While the vast majority of investors might be within one percent of the market index in an efficient market, that spread could be three percent or more in an inefficient market.

If active managers as a group are adding value in these inefficient market sectors, I'm unable to find evidence of it.

So while there will be bigger winners and bigger losers in an inefficient market, an investor in such a market who minimizes their expenses will, by definition, earn returns that outpace the returns earned by the majority of their counterparts.

The inherent irony of the efficient market theory is that the more people believe in it and correspondently shun active management, the more inefficient the market is likely to become.»

You're dealing with a unique commodity, which creates an inefficient market by nature.