English term
to beat the market
I am a little bit lost here...
Thank you very much!
Cécile
In recent years, the criticism about giant Wall Street hedge funds — those that command billions of investor dollars from pension funds, endowments and the wealthy — is that they’re simply too big to beat the market.
4 +3 | pour faire mieux que le marché |
Victor Santos
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3 +1 | pour avoir le dessus sur le marché |
Christine Correcher
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4 | gagner contre le marché |
Daryo
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Apr 18, 2013 06:41: Daryo changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
PRO (3): Tony M, FX Fraipont (X), Daryo
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Proposed translations
pour faire mieux que le marché
pour avoir le dessus sur le marché
gagner contre le marché
La stratégie la plus payante est de nager à contre courant contre la masse des autres joueurs; mais si un joueur est tellement gros qu'il devient "la masse" il n'a plus contre qui nager => "simply too big to beat the market";
"... Paré de toutes ces vertus le marché a été divinisé. Mieux encore, tout le monde étant informé au même moment de la même manière, l’investissement entreprenant est par nature découragé. Les investisseurs entreprenants et spéculateurs ne peuvent jamais gagner contre le marché. ..."
[http://www.berichcorp.com/economie-financiere-les-fausses-ba...]
"Sujet : Le trading peut être dangereux
gagner contre le marché c'est extremement difficile, alors en plus avec des effets de levier, et sans formation ni experience... "
[http://www.pro-at.com/forums-bourse/topic.php?TOPIC_ID=32188]
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