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What I’m reading these days… I’ve been collecting and cataloguing white papers related to modern investment theory… Here is one that I found quite interesting from BlackRock back from 2017. Index Investing and Common Ownership Theories “Since the first index funds were launched in the 1970s, their growth, particularly during the last decade, has made such funds and index investing more generally a cornerstone of investment practice. They have made broadly diversified index portfolios accessible to even the smallest investor, serving to help reduce complexity, lower costs, and provide a degree of protection against overexposure to the risk of individual stocks. In short, individuals and institutions alike have gained the ability to participate in the fortunes of a market in a single transaction.” From these index methodologies, @indexy already supports top 3. We are currently exploring ways to support 4 and 5 and new ones 👀 Full read 👇 https://www.blackrock.com/corporate/literature/whitepaper/viewpoint-index-investing-and-common-ownership-theories-eng-march.pdf
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Interesting read! BlackRock's early insights on index investing's democratizing effect were prescient. The growth of index funds has indeed transformed portfolio construction for investors of all sizes. Excited to see how @indexy expands its methodology support.
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