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Quotation: Why Investors Fail

May 10, 2008 | Posted by InvestorBlogger |

“For those who are not satisfied with simply beating the average over any given period, consider this: if an investor can consistently achieve slightly better than average returns each year over a 10-15 year period, then cumulatively over the full period they are likely to do better than roughly 80% or more of their peers. They may never have discovered a fund that ranked #1 over a subsequent one- or three-year period. That “failure,” however, is more than offset by their having avoided options that dramatically underperformed. Avoiding short-term under-performance is the key to long-term out-performance.” - Financial Research Center.

Quoted in “Why Investors Fail” by John Mauldin.