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is a half a percent per annum.
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That's an incredibly tight distribution of returns.
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Half of the returns are within a spread of a half-percent.
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Then as you move out to the equity markets
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where it's harder to price things as efficiently--large-cap stocks
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--there are two-fold percentage points,first to third quartile.
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Small-cap stocks are tougher to price than large-cap stocks,
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so there's a 4.7% differential, first to third quartile.
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The hedge fund world is 7.1% first to third quartile,
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real estate 9.3% per annum,
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leveraged buyouts 13.7% per annum
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this is over a ten-year period,