Cavalier
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I've done a lot of reading, and it seems that I am much, much better off transferring my money out of UBS where I pay 1.15% annual commission to my adviser and am heavily invested in actively managed mutual funds to low cost Vanguard funds and indexes . These people, known as Bogleheads, have a great argument and tons of academic support.
Something is just entirely unappealing to me about investing in these manner where you invest and slowly build over 30 years. Truthfully though, it's pretty clear that I can't time the market, my adviser can't nor can those running the mutual funds I am invested in either. On the other hand, realigning myself with a new adviser and doing my own research, I think there is money to be made out there...
Is ditching the adviser and investing in these lost cost funds clearly the way to go?
Something is just entirely unappealing to me about investing in these manner where you invest and slowly build over 30 years. Truthfully though, it's pretty clear that I can't time the market, my adviser can't nor can those running the mutual funds I am invested in either. On the other hand, realigning myself with a new adviser and doing my own research, I think there is money to be made out there...
Is ditching the adviser and investing in these lost cost funds clearly the way to go?