[split] What is a realistic return on value investing?

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An interesting approach, which similar to quantitative approach. IMO.

IMO, the approach might be too complex, for a general institutional investors to appreciate. They prefer simple concept, e.g. the concept of Aggregate Asset Management (http://www.aggregate.com.sg/) or Yeoman Capital Management (http://yeomancapitalmanagement.com/)

Aggregate Asset Management, uses similar broadly diversified approach, mainly with quantitative approach on stock selection. Its average performance, with short history, is ~12%

Yeoman Cap, uses its proprietary yet simple 3-Rights approach, and also broadly diversified. Its CAGR for 14 years was around 13-14%.

Both attracted quite a attention from institutional investors. You might want to refer to their website for further detail.

(sharing a view from an amateur)
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