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Why do boring investors beat the experts? An entire industry is built to convince you investing should be exciting. But the most successful strategy in history is almost unbearably boring, so boring that most highly paid professionals can't beat it. In this video we read the fine print on investing: the famous Buffett bet, why most active funds lose to a simple index, and why "boring and patient" quietly beats "clever and expensive." This isn't financial advice. Everyone's situation is different, so do your own research or talk to a professional. This is an explainer on one of the most well-documented ideas in finance. Sources & further reading: - The Buffett Bet (2007 to 2017), index fund vs. hedge funds - S&P Dow Jones Indices, SPIVA Scorecard (active vs. index performance) - S&P Dow Jones Indices, Persistence Scorecard (top funds rarely stay on top) - Morningstar "Mind the Gap" and DALBAR, the investor behavior gap - Vanguard and John Bogle, the case for low cost index investing New videos weekly. Subscribe and read the fine print with us. Chapters: 0:00 The Myth of the Exciting Trade 0:28 The Million Dollar Bet Against Wall Street 2:33 Why Even the Pros Keep Losing 5:27 The Greatest Enemy of Your Portfolio 7:09 The Power of Doing #Money #Investing #IndexFunds #PersonalFinance #Wealth

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