Alysha:
The stocks are just too small to make a major difference to the fund's overall performance.
Sebrina:
Third, again because of the first implication, it is very difficult for the overall fund to generate enhanced returns from investing in smaller, more unknown small caps that generate exceptional returns.
Theresia:
It is hard for a large, small cap fund to not be an index hugger.
Jenae:
The more stocks the fund owns, the closer it gets to mirroring the index.
Paris:
Second, because of this first implication, the fund has to hold a lot more stocks.
Felicitas:
The industry's entrepreneurial investment ambition died off a long time ago and it has been replaced with herd-like complacency.
Celinda:
Sadly, most of the funds in the mutual fund industry have devolved into quasi-index funds with higher expense ratios.
Thu:
Indeed, I prefer it, because it would show me they know the companies so well that they are willing to make serious commitments.
Wilda:
My view is that there is nothing wrong with a concentrated portfolio.
My:
This would give the investment company a lot more control-and responsibility-as it relates to those companies.
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