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Target-Date Funds Exploit Their Investors’ Long Time Horizons. Here’s How. Managers of long-term retirement funds face limited investor scrutiny — and potential conflicts of interest abound. Massimo Massa Rabih Moussawi Andrei Simonov March 23, 2021
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The Most Powerful Artificial Intelligence Knows Nothing About Investing. That’s Perfectly Okay. Indeed, that’s the point. Angelo Calvello February 17, 2021
Hedge Funds Always Win And as GameStop shows, individual investors competing against well-capitalized professional investors (almost) always lose. Christopher Schelling February 05, 2021
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