Mutual fund managers make like a zillion dollars every year selecting stocks for portfolios that usually have a difficult time beating the general stock market. I believe that with a basic understanding of the stock market and some research in selecting a diversified portfolio of investments, non-professionals can be as successful as these highly compensated individuals.
On this thread I am checking if anyone is interested in posting what their portfolio would include if they were running a mutual fund.
Here are the criteria: Pick between 50 and 100 stocks, ETFs, or funds (long positions only) before the end of the day on Sunday. Those picks will be tracked for one week and compared to the general stock market and reported on a regular basis. No trades can be made during the week. This will be repeated each week.
Anyone interested in trying to beat the professionals?