What the Rise of Passive Investing Means for Your Portfolio | Special Guest: Dave Nadig

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I wonder what corporate earnings did over that 1968-1982 period?

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[@Bobventk]

9:15 it takes a heck of a lot longer than “3 or 4 years” or “a decade”. Ken French has proven this with simple statistics.

[@arizonabuckeye5225]

So, does the risk of foreign nations/funds leaving US equities a big enough risk in your minds to have you skip over VTI/US Broad Market in favor of S&P 500

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Summary of video: one hour and four minutes of unnecessary discussion to prove that Rick Ferri is the only panelist who understands how markets really work

[@michaeloconnor6683]

My take away -- none of them want to hear or believe Mike Green and his theory that the market is broken and being contaminated by the passive bid. They all want to believe that old school homework of stocks is still in place when it is not -- so they are trying their hardest to convince themselves.

[@I_Love_Figs]

Costco, a supermarket, trades at 55 times earnings. Let that sink in. When a cashflow yielding instrument has little convexity, it becomes a commodity. So comparing active to "benchmarks" is not too different from comparing spx to btc. Momentum works(buy call) and valuations matter(don't sell unlimited puts).

[@I_Love_Figs]

And I have to say people who try to justify momentum as efficient market giving a great valuation when the PE band looks like 1999 are absolutely pathetic.

[@arkoraa]

Can you explain what you mean by: "When a cashflow yielding instrument has little convexity, it becomes a commodity"? Genuinely curious

[@I_Love_Figs]

@@arkoraa Well, take the German Bunds once trading at -0.5% yield to maturity. The only reason one would expect it to go up is for the yield to be further negative. Something that won't offer reasonable yield of interest payment or prospective buyback and dividends in a given amount of time is like a commodity way above future all in sustaining cost. Lithium is a great example.

[@starwood1977]

costco at PE 55 is probably not due to indexing though.

[@revl6151]

@@starwood1977 It's not, plenty of low PE stocks in the sp500. Sp500 flows effect all stocks equally as in $1 of flow into the SP500 affects all stock consitutents equally