The public will continue to buy individual stocks and bonds, though the odds of success will be shown to be better with index mutual funds and ETFs.
And
many prefer to invest without wise asset allocation selection which I
find is essentially a form of disciplined strategy.
And
most overlook the ability to reinvest dividends or interest in such
funds, particularly to take advantage of the duration principle.
Perhaps
basic financial ignorance has become human nature. Despite proof that
managed funds cannot consistently beat indexes; diehards will still
attempt to beat indexes, and mostly fail. While
disregarding well-thought-out asset allocation and duration
principles. (See the Earl J.
Weinreb NewsHole® comments.)
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