TuesdayFeb 12, 2008 6:22 am
As an investment professional, there are "targets" that are used to gauge the relative success of the investment strategy. The most common of all of these "targets" is the S&P 500. Investing professionals base their performance by how well they can exceed the gains posted by the S&P 500 index each year. This is a tried and true milestone, one that is honored and respected as the performance basis of most main stream investing concepts. Even if the S&P falls to a negative return for a fiscal year, the fund or portfolio managers’ performance is gauged by how well he…
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