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MoneyManagement ISSUE 03 August 2005
Leading Story
Beating the index
The assumed theory is that a fund manager, with all of his or her knowledge and experience, will be able to outperform the market by actively investing rather than blindly following. But the human brain is apparently more fallible than we thought.
- Time published: 13:25
- Date published: 03.08.2005
- Published in: Archive
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