Just curious the forum's take on Carl Icahn's commenting that index funds are a current bubble.
Questions I've thought of:
1) At what percentage point do index funds own so much of the market that there really is no free market setting reasonable prices for individual stocks?
2) Does the predictable buying of stocks by large index fund players allow they or others to "time the market" in any way?
Questions I've thought of:
1) At what percentage point do index funds own so much of the market that there really is no free market setting reasonable prices for individual stocks?
2) Does the predictable buying of stocks by large index fund players allow they or others to "time the market" in any way?
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