Are index-tracking passive funds too concentrated on US tech? Fears are rising that, thanks to the wild success of the so-called ‘Magnificent Seven’ tech stocks, investors in passive index funds are becoming over-exposed to a small number of equities.

We’re joined by Mohneet Dhir, co-founder of advice firm &together and former Vanguard Lifestrategy fund manager, to look at whether market concentration is a real concern and if investors can pick active funds to avoid the problem. 

Let us know in the comments what you think of the market concentration issue. Has it changed your investing plans? 

SHOW NOTES

You can find more about Mohneet and &together here:

https://and-together.co.uk/about-us/

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Investment Strategies

02:57 Understanding Fund Management and Antogether

05:26 The Passive vs Active Investment Debate

11:02 Exploring Vanguard's Life Strategy Funds

16:28 Market Concentration and Its Implications

22:20 The Role of Fund Managers and Investment Selection

27:25 Navigating Investment Choices and Diversification

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