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For that reason, even though last year’s double-digit returns appear impressive, they do not necessarily outperform what investors could have achieved through consistent exposure to the S&P 500 over time. Pt6
https://t.co/jV20eBE7wN While the Goldman Sachs article highlights that hedge funds posted double-digit returns last year, I don’t necessarily view that as exceptional performance when looking at the bigger picture. Pt1
While hedge funds may offer diversification or downside protection during certain market conditions, their average long-term performance has slightly trailed the broader market. Pt5
In addition, hedge funds typically charge management and performance fees, which reduce the actual return investors receive. A low-cost S&P 500 index fund does not have the same fee structure, allowing investors to capture more of the market’s overall return. Pt4
Historically, the S&P 500 has delivered annual returns closer to 12–13%, while average hedge fund returns have been around 6–7% per year. Over time, that difference becomes significant because of compounding growth. Pt3
An 11–12% return sounds strong on the surface, especially in a volatile market environment. However, when compared to the long-term performance of the S&P 500 over the past 15 years, hedge funds have generally underperformed on average. Pt2
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