The computers are now ruling Wall Street
By MIT Technology Review
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Over the past five years, human hedge fund managers have averaged 4.3 percent returns.
Funds that rely on algorithms to pick stocks, on the other hand—so-called quant-focused funds—have brought in 5.1 percent
Assessment: So, what gives?
More: The Massacre of Hedge Fund Business
Conclusion
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