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Going New-School About Indexing

It reminds me of discussions around 2000.
When the markets were doing great back then, everybody wanted to convince you to by index funds. If everything goes up anyway, the performance fee is considerable.
After the big crash, that some big old school asset allocator funds dampened a lot, they came back in fashion.
Same thing 8 years later...
The efficient market theory, the basis for indexing, has long been falsified.
So my recommendation is: mix some global asset allocator funds. Even if not one single one beats the markt all the time, the mixture will do it. And let you sleep better, since they take out the big backdraws.