Author: Peter Brown, Managing Director Aspect Active Investing Passive Investing Approach Active managers try to outperform the market through Asset picking and timing. Passive investors track indexes (e.g., S&P 500), aiming to match market performance. Performance Potential for outperformance, but many funds underperform after fees Matches index returns; hard to beat over long periods Risk […]
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Author: David Flynn, Chief Investment Strategist and Director We originally began to add Chinese Tech exposure to our Multi-Asset Portfolios in February of last year via the purchase of the Kraneshares CSI China Internet ETF. For comparison we use the Nasdaq 100 ETF as it is the main proxy for investment in US investment in
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Author: Peter Brown, Managing Director One of the most enduring principles in investing is that long-term discipline beats short-term prediction. “Time in the market, not timing the market” underscores the importance of staying invested rather than trying to guess market highs and lows. Attempting to time the market often leads to missed opportunities. Some of
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