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Sunday, 01/06/2008 9:25:06 AM

Sunday, January 06, 2008 9:25:06 AM

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Virtually all actively managed funds have, as a goal, beating a "benchmark index". For example, many funds have, as their "benchmark index", the goal of beating an index, consisting of all stocks that make up the S&P 500.

Clearly, these funds provide no value to investors - or even a negative value - if they cannot beat their designated indexes.

90% of all actively managed mutual funds fail to equal or beat their benchmark indexes over the long term.

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