Looking for feedback for the following scenario:
“Predictive equity analytics” addresses equity market risk and returns using graphical reports that warn beforehand of market downturn as well as enable capture of gains. “Essentially the quantitative predictive equity analytic capability found in investment banks and financial intermediaries is made available directly to 401(k) participants in a user-friendly manner."
Would 401(k) participants be better off directly managing their accumulated wealth within their accounts if given the proper predictive equity analytic tools and training or would they be better off using the menu of funding vehicles?
“Predictive equity analytics” addresses equity market risk and returns using graphical reports that warn beforehand of market downturn as well as enable capture of gains. “Essentially the quantitative predictive equity analytic capability found in investment banks and financial intermediaries is made available directly to 401(k) participants in a user-friendly manner."
Would 401(k) participants be better off directly managing their accumulated wealth within their accounts if given the proper predictive equity analytic tools and training or would they be better off using the menu of funding vehicles?