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I cannot believe no mention was made of the Motley Fool Chimp Portfolio of the late go-go 1990s--- the first and only experiment (to my knowledge) that proved, empirically, Burton Malkiel was RIGHT! At the end of the trial--- how long did they run it? a year?--- the TR of the "fund", composed of stocks dart-selected by their chimp, exceeded the TR of over 50% of all domestic stock MFs in America! It was fascinating, among the best PR gimmicks of any start-up company ever.
Does anyone here remember what the Motley Fool portfolio was called?
Hi heezsafe. I don't recall. I did once read Motley Fool and listen to Saturday radio program, years ago. Now, the site overflows with pop-ups, ads, teaser articles to paid services, etc. Rarely visit it any more.
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Does anyone here remember what the Motley Fool portfolio was called?