Passive Equity Funds Continue To Take Share From Active Funds

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Michelle deBoer-Jones
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Passive funds have been taking share from active funds for several years, and one of the arguments has been the seemingly-endless stock rally. Active fund managers were simply having a difficult time posting returns high enough to justify their higher fees because key stock indices have remained strong. Q4 hedge fund letters, conference, scoops etc However, investor flows out of active funds and into passive ones continue amid the recent spate of volatility—even as some fund managers try to convince investors of the virtues of active investing. Flows turn positive, but mostly for passive Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst…

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Michelle deBoer-Jones is editor-in-chief of Hedge Fund Alpha. She also writes comparative analyses of stocks for TipRanks and runs Providence Writing Services. Previously, she was a television news producer for eight years, producing the morning news programs for NBC affiliates in Evansville, Indiana and Huntsville, Alabama and spending a short time at the CBS affiliate in Huntsville.