Back in 2008, 80% of money on Wall Street was active management meaning "a professional money manager or a team of professionals is tracking the performance of a client's investment portfolio and regularly making buy, hold, and sell decisions about the assets in it" with the goal of hopefully out performing the market. Today 80% of Wall Street's money is in indexing. As a result:
-If you are not in the indexes as a company you may be very well dead
-Investors can get the chance to invest in companies before anyone else figures out the value
-Investment Relations and marketing is needed to bring investment demand
As a result, there are companies who are quite valuable at a discount but just not being noticed. Importantly, that's why these companies need to be marketing or creating investment demand through Investor Relations. What does everyone think?
Submitted July 19, 2021 at 10:36AM by capex- https://ift.tt/3iji2vm
