Today, more financial advisors (75 %) use
ETFs than individual investors (32 %) but both groups say they intend to increase usage over the next three years.
Today, more financial advisors (75 %) use
ETFs than individual investors (32 %) but both groups say they intend to increase usage over the next three years.
The growth in mutual and hedge funds have made it so that much of the activity in the modern stock market is conducted by professional mutual and hedge fund managers
rather than individual investors.
In fact, if they really want to minimize costs for taxpayers in the long run, the state comptroller and other pension - fund managers need to be less tolerant of risk and more leery of volatility in financial
markets than individual investors — who, after all, are routinely confronted with a federally required disclaimer to the effect that «past results are no guarantee of future performance.»
Being full - time, high - level investment professionals, a good investment manager is more resourceful and capable of monitoring the companies the mutual fund has invested in,
rather than individual investors.
It seems like the big players will have a much better shot at
it than individual investors.