Investing long term beats frequent trading, fund turnover matter
Jim Glassman promotes buy hold investing from Kiplinger's August issue, noting that low turnover funds cut costs. UC Davis researchers show active traders underperform, while Edelen Evans Kadlee find fund expenses plus trading costs rise. Also warns on mobile cramming and suggests checking bills and reporting fraud.
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