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Retail investors are not more sophisticated than 30 years ago, says former hedge fund manager

Retail investors trying to beat the market by buying individual stocks and complex exchange-traded funds may be better off with broad market index funds.

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CNBCLean R·2h ago
Retail investors are not more sophisticated than 30 years ago, says former hedge fund manager
Retail investors trying to beat the market by buying individual stocks and complex exchange-traded funds may be better off with broad market index funds.
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Retail investors are not more sophisticated than 30 years ago, says former hedge fund manager

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