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Only 13% of large-cap funds beat their indexes over the past decade

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WSJ Markets reports that only 13% of U.S. large-cap funds have outperformed their benchmark indexes over the past decade, based on new data.

The figures underscore how rarely active stock-picking funds have managed to beat market benchmarks in that period, even as large-cap strategies remained widely used.

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Only 13% of large-cap funds beat their indexes over the past decade

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