PODCAST EPISODE 248: Is Your Mutual Fund Manager Doing This?

WHAT WAS COVERED

      • 00:00 – Episode begins Paul welcomes listeners.
      • 01:20 – Setting the stage for the article breakdown, How benchmarks work.
      • 14:45 – Article Breakdown: How to Beat the Stock Market Without Even Lying (WSJ).
      • 22:42 – What this means as an investor.
      • 25:30 – Episode ends, thank you for listening.

[Tweet “23% of actively managed mutual funds over a 20 year period beat the benchmark they set in comparison to an index. However most all of them had 2 to 3 incredible years and did not provide consistent returns. #YourBusinessYourWealth”]

[Tweet “37% of US Stock funds switch which index they compare they’re benchmark too. #YourBusinessYourWealth”]

[Tweet “Prospectus has always warned that past performance are not a guarantee for future results, turns out it’s not a guarantee of past results either… – Jason Zweig (WSJ) #YourBusinessYourWealth”]

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Article Breakdown: How to Beat the Stock Market Without Even Lying (WSJ)

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