According to a report in the Financial Times: Advice from the gurus of Wall Street may be rather less
valuable than their fans would like to believe. Investors who bought on the
basis of top tips from one of New
York ’s most celebrated hedge fund conferences last
year spectacularly failed to beat the market.
But a Financial Times analysis of last year’s tips shows
decidedly mixed results. An investor who followed every top idea from the 12
speakers last year would have made 19 per cent, less than the 22 per cent gain
available from a passive index fund tracking the US stock market. Many of the ideas
have proved woefully miscued, including some from the most high-profile managers
who will return to the stage on Wednesday: David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital
and Bill Ackman of Pershing Square ….
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