Yesterday I published a guest post on Moolanomy.com. Moolanomy is a personal finance website and a fantastic one at that. Its blogger, Pinyo, recently launched a new program called Moolanomy Answers, where you can ask questions about personal finance or even help answer other people’s questions.
My guest post confronts a topic I’ve wanted to talk about for a long time, beating the market return. You’ve always heard that you simply can’t beat the market. This is why most of us invest in index funds. But in actuallity, you can beat the market, and some people have done it consistently for decades. How do they do it? Why haven’t you heard of them? Read my post to find out.
I’ve got another post launching this afternoon here, so make sure you come back for it. I rant on CNBC.
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I read the post at Moolanomy and commented there, Weakonomist.
I think you make a good point. But I don’t agree that an investor needs to take on added risk to obtain a higher return. Investors are not compensated for taking on Actual Risk but for taking on Perceived Risk. The key to beating the market is knowing the difference between the two.
Thanks for writing a blog entry that advances understanding of these issues.
Rob
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