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I think you have a great, great thread or post on X about index investing and essentially the returns and costs associated with index investing versus the famous activeinvestors including Kathy Wood and Bill Ackman. I think it's about 4x its shares outstanding since 2016. I will plug that. I'll put a link in the show notes.
And if I’m gonna run through that language and, and help explain it, the single biggest contributor to that research was actually a 2016 paper by Lace Peterson, an A QR brilliant individual who wrote a paper called Sharpening the Arithmetic of Active Management. You were subject to the 75% marginal tax rate.
In terms of kind of what this means for active and passive, I think there’s a lot to that. But as an activeinvestor, I can say I’m a big fan of passive investing. And you could look around and find Munis running a tax equivalent — NORTON: That’s right. And when we look at the broad U.S.
RITHOLTZ: In 2016 …. BALCHUNAS: … a couple trillion stuck in there because of taxes. RITHOLTZ: Super tax-efficient …. RITHOLTZ: … most of (inaudible) — Warren is an honest steward of active investing. RITHOLTZ: … the tax problem goes to the other shareholders who didn’t sell. RITHOLTZ: All right.
For an activeinvestor, that provides opportunities,” Graham said, referencing CPP Investments’ approach of combing the globe and often making direct investments in a wide range of assets, from airports to toll roads and energy utilities to malls. We initially acquired our stake in 2016.
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