When constructing a portfolio, investors must analyze a large number of stocks. For fund managers, even top professionals can make mistakes. Emotions can skew decisions, leading them away from logic and data. To counter this, some managers use algorithms to eliminate human biases and emotions, resulting in quantitative funds.Unlike traditional funds that rely on manager decisions, quantitative funds use AI for analysis. Matt Ahrens, Partner and CIO at MN Wealth Advisors, explains that quantitative funds cater to both long-term investors and short-term traders. These algorithms process vast data sets to make buy and sell decisions, avoiding the influence of human emotions like fear and greed.Considerations Before Investing in Quantitative ETFsInvesting in quantitative mutual funds or exchan
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