Killik Explains: Why investing stars eventually fade

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Three factors usually lie behind the fall of an investing giant such as Neil Woodford says Tim Bennett in his latest video.

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First investing advice I recieved from my boss was, walk into to meet an investment manager and clock any brochures on his desk for expensive cars or houses, don't invest or redeem if you are. Sage advice.

Boabywankenobi
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Index funds seem to be the way to go. Low fund cost and no speculative manager who will run out f luck. Buy and hold for the long term. Job done.

barnstar
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Hi,
Any advice for a newbie investor eg books, videos, articles etc?
Thanks

behzg
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Can anybody advise me? Im setting aside 350/month for two years on two funds (50:50 allocation) 1) fundsmith global equity 2) janus henderson global technology fund.

Is this a smart move? Im happy to get an 8% sort of return kind of investor. Is this achievable?

iwanmuzaki
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As you said, it’s hubris. They start believing their own hype and think they have the Midas touch. ⭐️
Straying away from the strategy that made the successful.

TheNocTrader
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Disagree
There is something called return to average explained well by khaneman in his book.

bartz
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No star fund manager will ever get my money. I am not willing to pay some superstar to earn me less than I get from my low cost index funds. In a short period of time they may gain a short advantage but so does Gold and even Bitcoin but in the long run NOBODY will beat a low cost index fund. Trust the market to make you money not individuals.

mark.k