Underperforming The Benchmark Is Not Always A Bad Thing

The article below describes why many financial advisers underperformed the typical benchmark of the S&P 500 in 2014. It’s important to take the medium to long term view of performance as it relates to any benchmark and understand that a diversified portfolio is not always designed to outperform a single benchmark.

http://www.investmentnews.com/article/20150201/REG/302019994/when-underperforming-the-sp-500-is-a-good-thing?issuedate=20150203&sid=INTEL&utm_source=MarketIntel-20150203&utm_medium=in-newsletter&utm_campaign=investmentnews&utm_term=text

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