Investment Managers Are Paid to Be Busy, Not to Be Right

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The incentives of an investment manager and the incentives of an investor are fundamentally opposed. Buy-and-hold on a concentrated, well-performing portfolio generates zero income for the manager — they get paid on commission per transaction and on AUM churn, so the optimal strategy for the manager looks like…

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