LibraryMarkets and history · 1975

The Loser’s Game

Charles D. Ellis

Charles Ellis’s classic: professional investing became a game won by avoiding mistakes.

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Summary

Ellis argues that institutional investing had become a loser’s game, like amateur tennis, where results are decided by errors rather than brilliant shots. Most managers fail to beat the market.

The essay helped launch the move to index funds.

Source

Title
The Loser’s Game
Author
Charles D. Ellis
Year
1975
Published by
Financial Analysts Journal
Length
6 pages
File
PDF · 596 KB

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