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The transcript from this week’s, MiB: Mike Greene, Simplify AssetManagement , is below. It also was the path for me into the assetmanagement space, because coincidentally, Mitch Juli of Canyon Partners was researching on the internet in the early days of the internet for valuation engines and insights.
And so there was a lot of need on the activemutualfund friends. And so my coverage list kind of converted over time to focus more on mutualfunds, to focus on five to nine plans, college savings. RITHOLTZ: So how do you find your way from economist to analyst to assetmanager? NORTON: They can be.
But I covered derivatives at first, and then I cover mutualfunds. I worked for a (inaudible) called Fund Action and did that for a little while, and then went — I met a guy named Duff Ferguson at AllianceBernstein. They’d be the biggest activemutualfund to shop times over. RITHOLTZ: It’s ….
You’re not allowed to do anything in investment management, and then allow it to do anything in sales. The mutualfund business is all about sales and investing. And the way the mutualfund industry is set up, the administration of the funds and the management of the investments are two different creatures.
Even those who are activeinvestors reflect sentiment at depressed levels. It is owned by huge assetmanagers and this is the type of stock I love, one that does well over the long run. Market neutral funds will engage in pair trading to remove market beta.
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