With broad index funds you’re merely following the average market sentiment. So you’re only bullish to the extent that the stock market as a whole is bullish on those stocks. What you’re really doing is betting that you’d be unlikely to perform better with active investments. Which is a good bet insofar as most active funds underperform in comparison.
With broad index funds you’re merely following the average market sentiment. So you’re only bullish to the extent that the stock market as a whole is bullish on those stocks. What you’re really doing is betting that you’d be unlikely to perform better with active investments. Which is a good bet insofar as most active funds underperform in comparison.