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Can Investors Beat the Market in 2026? — MarketVault
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Can Investors Beat the Market in 2026?

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Can you actually beat the market? The evidence-based truth might surprise you Disclaimer: This is purely informational and not financial advice or recommendation. Always do your own research and seek professional advice In this video, we dive into decades of rigorous academic research and the latest SPIVA and Morningstar data to answer the question every investor asks: Do active fund managers (or even you) have a real edge? Spoiler: the data is overwhelmingly clear, and it’s not what the financial industry wants you to believe. Timestamps: 0:00 Why Most Investors Think They Can Win 1:23 What Is the Efficient Market Hypothesis (and Why It Matters) 2:22 The SPIVA 2025 Numbers: Active Funds vs. Benchmarks 4:05 Investor Behavior 5:20 The Cost of Active Investing 6:46 What All of This Means 7:10 What You Can Do Sources & further reading: - SPIVA U.S. Scorecard Year-End 2025 → https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/spiva/article/spiva-us/ - Morningstar Active/Passive Barometer Year-End 2025 → https://www.morningstar.com/business/insights/research/active-passive-barometer - Fama (1970) – Efficient Capital Markets - Carhart (1997) – On Persistence in Mutual Fund Performance - Elton et al. (1996) – Survivorship Bias and Mutual Fund Performance If you want the simplest, evidence-based way to invest, the answer is usually the same: low-cost, broad-market index funds and stay the course. What do you think, are you team active or team passive? Drop your thoughts below and let me know if you want a follow-up video on factor investing or how to build your own evidence-based portfolio. #BeatTheMarket #ActiveVsPassive #IndexFunds #InvestingForBeginners #SPIVA #EvidenceBasedInvesting



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