Re:The stockmarket is now run by computers, algorithms and p...
by acjohnson55 on Monday October 14, 2019 @11:02AM
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Whenever I feel the need to use the adverb "just" when talking about something I think someone else should do, it usually means my understanding of the situation is the tip of an iceberg I can't fully see.
For any existing fund manager who tracks an index (i.e. Vanguard), this shouldn't be too difficult or expensive. They're already buying/selling a TON of SP500 shares at the close of trading day. Now they just need to subtract some of those buys/sell for the overvalued companies that people do not want. Am I missing something?
EDIT: Oh, I guess the (SEC?) would require a different fund management and prospectus for every index "smart beta" permutation, and therefore wouldn't be realistic.