The Industry Builds Funds for Consumers Not for Investors

Today, Evan talks about how deeply large mutual fund companies and investment firms are stuck in a model that isn’t good for investors. These companies are not amateurs and have all the same research as PWI. They know that holding small U.S. and international companies offers higher expected returns than large U.S. companies, but they still largely ignore the highest respected returns of markets. Why? Listen along as Evan explains that the average investor only holds onto mutual funds for 3.4 years and that investment companies are creating products to pitch to consumers instead of offering funds for long-term investors that follow sound academic principles. Later in the episode, Evan talks about some of the options a client can consider when they have a REIT and are ready to get out of it.

 

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