Age and the Portfolio Manager
Portfolio managers are creatures, in large part, of their times. It's worth considering, therefore, that today's typical 40-year-old U.S. portfolio manager was ...
- ... 31 years old in 1997 during the Asian financial crisis
- ... 24 years old in 1991 when the Japanese real estate bubble imploded and the longest peacetime economic boom in U.S. history began
- ... 14 years old in 1980 when the last commodity boom ended
- ... 7 tears old in 1973 during the oil crisis when prices quadrupled
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