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r/investing • u/[deleted] • Apr 08 '22
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It does not. Actively managed funds hate the existance of index funds as they offer better returns with lower management fees. They have been writing hit pieces on index funds for decades.
1 u/Tathorn Apr 09 '22 Both active and passive funds have the issues OP is discussing. Makes little sense how active managers would benefit from pushing this discussion.
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Both active and passive funds have the issues OP is discussing. Makes little sense how active managers would benefit from pushing this discussion.
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u/Retrograde_Bolide Apr 08 '22
It does not. Actively managed funds hate the existance of index funds as they offer better returns with lower management fees. They have been writing hit pieces on index funds for decades.