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Late to the party.
I have consistently beat the S&P 500 for 30 years. It's not that hard to do.
What it requires is discipline and not reading the newspapers.
You can read the posts in this thread to see that most people don't have the patience or discipline to successfully invest in this conservative manner.
Fund managers don't surpass the S&P because they are judge by surpassing the S&P, but by HOW MUCH they surpass the S&P. Also their compensation is based on trading, not making good investments with good dividends, and letting nature take its course.
Basically, the Warren Buffet approach, which does not meet the psychological expectations of most investors.
Perhaps MF’s orders are too slow for impulsive traders....For some reason mutual funds in retirement accounts don’t phase me at all with their ups and downs like the active stock picking did.
Perhaps MF’s orders are too slow for impulsive traders.
Yes -follow the market everyday and trade a little. Seeking Alpha dividend investor. Recent purchase Lazard LAZ.
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Hi from another Income investor
If you like income, check out AMLP & PFF.
Both are ETF's based around dividends.
AMLP is in the Energy Sector and PFF is all Preferred Stocks.
Preferred Stock's are the new bonds.
https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/investing/what-is-preferred-stock/