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Consumerism Commentary: Advice From Bill Miller: Increase Your Money Without Working

  • vilkri · 1 year ago
    Unfortunately even a successful investor like Bill Miller proves that outperforming an index is very difficult. If an investor wants to pick the best fund manager for the coming year, he will need to be very aware of the fine print that says, "Past performance does not guarantee future performance." Moreover, as studies have shown a large majoriy of managers like Bill Miller do not outperform an index. So, I agree with you. All this makes it very compelling to invest via cheaper index funds.
  • Kyle · 1 year ago
    Gentlemen prefer index funds. I have little doubt Bill Miller will rise again, though. Thanks for the link!
  • Dividend Growth Investor · 1 year ago
    If you buy and hold stock index etf's/mutual funds over long periods of time, you will be able to generate truly passive income.. My research shows that one dollar invested in S&P 500 will take 35 years to generate one dollars in dividends for you on average. So keep saving and investing for dividends ( and reinvest the dividneds)