@nickcrocker 🤢Reminds me of this article from 2017... wonder how it looks now. And this is on average... adjust for gender and socioeconomic skew, % of disposable income for certain groups would be massive.
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@JohnHuber72 Impact is particularly high if equity markets are indeed inelastic (i.e. 1% increase in passive flows = 5% increase in asset prices: https://t.co/9qC5n8QzFa). Tough to fight the trend, passive buying begets passive buying (until it doesn't...)
@nntaleb Interesting stuff. Have you read Sanford Holst’s book on the Phoenicians? Fascinating, but often speculative. Feels like all we have on Phoenicia post-Carthage is Roman propaganda.
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@WallStCynic@marketplunger1 If you’re taking an index/factor approach to short selling, sure. If not, borrow is punitive, and you risk getting stopped out / forced to degross by a single short rallying 5x in a single month. I of course agree that high SI isn’t a long thesis; equally, isn’t a short thesis.
@WallStCynic@marketplunger1 On average, and over a long enough period, sure. But ignores the risk of single stocks wiping you out in the short term, and the extremely high cost of borrow.
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@ValueStockGeek It isn't improving over time, just improving from "Announcement Date to Effective Date". There is still substantial outperformance, just need to look from T-30 or even T-60 (the "passive bid" being front run by hedge funds over months into the announcement)