Value Investing How solid is the case that beating the market is an attainable goal for individual investors? |
How solid is the case that beating the market is an attainable goal for individual investors? Posted: 26 Feb 2020 09:32 PM PST Let me refine my newbie question a bit. I'm asking specifically about a talented but not professional small individual investor aiming to beat the market over a 10+ year time horizon using Buffett-style fundamental analysis and a buy and hold approach. Some of the arguments I've heard for why a person should be able to beat the market with this approach even though active fund managers largely can't:
Maybe the last one is the key. Buy and hold differs from trading in that respect. With trading, professionals with superior skill, resources, information, etc face no such impediment, because trading is supposed to show its true colors on a relatively short time frame. In contrast to the Buffett approach, I don't see a case for why industry wouldn't devour pretty much every solo trader and diy quant. And Buffett has said that while know-nothing investors should index, know-something investors can do better... [link] [comments] |
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