Where the fund manager buys and sells investments to try to get a better return for
their investors than the market as a whole.
Not exact matches
If everyone who bought common stocks were an
investor, the
market as a
whole would behave far more rationally
than it does.
As the year winds down, DIY investors and traders are looking at places to spend their money rather than grow it, and as such, markets as a whole tend to wan
As the year winds down, DIY
investors and traders are looking at places to spend their money rather
than grow it, and
as such, markets as a whole tend to wan
as such,
markets as a whole tend to wan
as a
whole tend to wane.
Yields have fallen since the crisis, and
as I wrote about in a recent feature for Canadian MoneySaver, anyone who moved to to short bonds or cash did far worse
than investors who simply held the
whole bond
market.
One school of thought is that value stocks are riskier
than the
market as a
whole and
investors are compensated with higher expected returns for the additional risk.
This is why it's so important for long - term
investors to always focus on their portfolio
as a
whole, rather
than get distracted by current
market conditions.
This is because
investors as a
whole can earn no more
than the total return of the
market (there is only so much juice in an orange).
This fork encourages
investors to save their coins rather
than trade them, which should have a stabilizing effect on the
market as a
whole.