One of our investor friends is an ex @PPFAS but does not want his name to appear here.
He made some hard-hitting points to disprove the opinion formed in the above blog post which we believe cannot remain confined in a closed investor group.
So here we go.
~Comparison of PPFAS with NASDAQ 100 for the entire time period is a flawed logic (check image)
~35% allocation is overseas and not NASDAQ.
~allocation to NASDAQ based stocks was very low in the initial period
~It only got increased during the last year.
Using MOSL ETF for benchmarking is again an imperfect way to come to a conclusion.
~MOSL ETF may also have a tracking error compared to NASDAQ100
~We do not know the hedging strategies of MOSL ETF whereas PPFAS is 90% hedged.
Finally,
It is easy to find faults in other people’s work. Not so easy to find faults in our analysis.
If you find any fault in ours, please let us know 🙂
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