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And even though you saw a stock market going up somewhat, because in my case, I had the biggest stock market increase, 88% in the last term, in my last term. But I don't view the stock market as ...
The rise in passive investing marks one of the stock market’s “most profound changes” ever, but its popularity hasn’t ruined it, according to analysis from Jeremy Grantham’s GMO.
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The rise in passive investing marks one of the stock market’s “most profound changes” ever, but its popularity hasn’t ruined the market, according to analysis from Jeremy Grantham’s GMO.
The U.S. stock market closed mostly higher Monday, with the S&P 500 index SPX rising 0.1% for a fifth straight day of gains to book a fresh record closing high.
The rise in passive investing marks one of the stock market’s “most profound changes” ever, but its popularity hasn’t ruined the market, according to analysis from Jeremy Grantham’s GMO.