ilmscore | Prediction Details
"And then come year 10, well then we had some swings on the market, some hedge funds had some losses. He took out their fees, which is also a big chunk of it. After factoring in the fees and all that other stuff, the index board and what did he do? He just put his money into it, sat back, and didn't do anything. Versus the hedge funds are spending all their time managing the money, trying to beat the markets. and they did for a little bit, but then over the long term they didn't. And then when you factor in their fees for spending all that time trying to beat the market, now your returns are less than if you just put your money into the market and didn't have to do a thing."
By Minority Mindset | November 23, 2025 | Correct
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Interpreted Prediction
After accounting for fees and long-term performance, low-cost index funds are expected to yield better returns than actively managed investments, even when those active strategies show initial success.
AI Evaluation Notes
Based on long-term market data and analysis of fund performance, low-cost index funds have generally outperformed actively managed funds after accounting for fees. This aligns with the prediction.

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Investment Strategy

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