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Aaaand, scene.
The idea is to have a mutual fund where the stocks are picked at random by monkeys, chimps, gibbons, or gorillas. The front loaded fees for this fund go towards the facilities caring for these animals and the fund would be the standard random picked investment that other funds would be compared to. To fare worse than the Simian Fund would mean you're not even beating random chance.
Of course the monkeys and apes should probably have different methods of selecting the funds than the one proposed above. Companies might even make sales videos designed to get the chimps vote. Pictures of bannanas, tire swings, that sort of stuff.
Would make a great gag gift for the college graduate just getting into investing. An ironic introduction to the stock market with a thinly veiled message.
Plus a few bucks go to take care of those other guys in our order so everybody wins.
Cat version
http://www.theguard...ments-stock-picking [pocmloc, May 04 2014]
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LOL. A man who shares my low brow sense of humor, which I might add hasn't changed since I was 5 years old. Doodoo poopoo fart jokes? Comedy gold. |
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Make a target of the S&P 500 and have different
degrees of diversity among those companies. If
enough of them are chosen the monkey index will
outperform hedge funds. |
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Plus, who doesn't love monkeys? |
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