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1 Embrace Market Pricing

The market is an effective information-processing machine. Each day, the Prices world equity markets process billions of dollars in trades between buyers and sellers—and the real-time information they bring helps set prices.

2 Don’t Try to Outguess the Market

The market’s pricing power works against mutual fund managers who try to outperform through stock picking or market timing. As evidence, only 22% of US equity mutual funds and 10% of fixed income funds have survived and outperformed their benchmarks over the past 20 years.

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