Individual investors may benefit more from broad index funds than individual stocks
- 1Victor Haghani, founder and Chief Investment Officer of Elm Wealth, said it may be better for individual investors to use broad market index funds.
- 2Victor Haghani noted that it is difficult for non-professionals to generate excess returns in an environment where those with the capacity for tech spending have $1 billion in annual opportunities.
- 3Valerie Grimba, Global ETF Strategist at RBC Capital Markets, said funds holding 10 to 15 stocks can help participate in specific investment themes.
So what's the key point?
Victor Haghani, founder and Chief Investment Officer of Elm Wealth, said it may be better for individual investors to use broad market index funds.
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