“(and I do believe there is research that suggests the best performing funds over the long runs tend to be the ones that just consistently put up good years, not the ones that put up one smashing year as they generally put up a smashing year by taking on a ton of risk and turning out to be right in that one instance).”
“(and I do believe there is research that suggests the best performing funds over the long runs tend to be the ones that just consistently put up good years, not the ones that put up one smashing year as they generally put up a smashing year by taking on a ton of risk and turning out to be right in that one instance).”
"Strategic Mediocrity" is the term, by Ben Trosky when he was at Pimco. Here‘s Ben talking abt the idea:
“(and I do believe there is research that suggests the best performing funds over the long runs tend to be the ones that just consistently put up good years, not the ones that put up one smashing year as they generally put up a smashing year by taking on a ton of risk and turning out to be right in that one instance).”
"Strategic Mediocrity" is the term, by Ben Trosky when he was at Pimco. Here‘s Ben talking abt the idea:
https://www.npr.org/transcripts/1100469606
"Outperformance is generally built in down markets, not up markets." Couldnt agree more.