Underperform/Outperform The
investing performance facts are that most investment advisors, money managers,
mutual funds, and hedge funds (with exponential increase in investment risk
and, more often than not, no increase in investment performance), and almost
all individual investors underperform most market indexes most of the time. Knowing
that past performance is not an indicator of future investment results, most advisors,
managers, and investors: Build
their investment advising and investing performance cases by defiantly applying
flawed investing concepts such as Modern
Portfolio Theory,
the Olestra™ of advising and investing, and all of its illegitimate relatives
— Monte
Carlo Analysis,
Efficient
Frontier Analysis,
Beta,
Brinson's
Asset Allocation,
Pie
Charts, VaR,
Sharpe Ratio,
and a distant relative, Technical
Analysis (cannot
be the sole/primary basis for investment buy/sell/hold; but, worth a glance to
reconcile and to resolve the discrepancies between what you think you know with
what you actually see, what the markets are 'telling' you as part of the
indispensable ongoing disciplined investment selection and investing management
decision making, action taking processes);
little or no investing
judgment or skill is required just scan, sort, pick, retrieve, view, print,
present, and hope that the investing past will somehow become the investing future. Stubbornly
use investing software tools that base all calculations, conclusions, and projections
on past investment performance data; investing hindsight is neither investing
insight nor investing foresight. Exacerbate
the investing under-performance problem by settling for investment advising and
investing performance mediocrity; unmanaged investments, an investing out-performance
oxymoron.
The
opportunities for achieving investing performance excellence have never changed,
will never change: Traditional
core investments, due diligence, attention to detail, suitability, patience, value,
a 'sense' of the markets, and a forward-looking investing style. Investment
management; skilled, knowledgeable, active, disciplined investment management
the
weakest or completely missing investing performance links for most investment
advisors and almost all individual investors. Investment
planning software, portfolio design, management, and processing software, and
performance measurement software tools to convert rhetoric into results
the investing performance edge.
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tools that actually do determine investing outcomes to achieve investing performance
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