I don't know why people make such a big deal about tracking error. For me, it is a non-issue. It could go either way.
I'd much rather look at the expense ratio.
I don't know why people make such a big deal about tracking error. For me, it is a non-issue. It could go either way.
I'd much rather look at the expense ratio.
WanderingGenerality wrote:I don't know why people think everyone thinks the sameI don't know why people make such a big deal about tracking error. For me, it is a non-issue. It could go either way.
I'd much rather look at the expense ratio.
They can't be practically same. There will be tracking error. It is not completely possible to mimic index as redemptions, investments are not predictable so there will be error. Fund manager tries to stick to the mandate but some inefficiencies exist beyond their control. It is recommended to check tracking error along with expense ratio while selecting index funds. @kukdookoo
LordGane wrote:Thanks paji. How much tracking error is ok in an index fund?They can't be practically same. There will be tracking error. It is not completely possible to mimic index as redemptions, investments are not predictable so there will be error. Fund manager tries to stick to the mandate but some inefficiencies exist beyond their control. It is recommended to check tracking error along with expense ratio while selecting index funds. @kukdookoo
Rajkotian wrote:Thanks broCheck here: https://www.amfiindia.com/research-information/...
kukdookoo wrote:I'm also pointing to other comment. It feels to me most are confusing tracking difference to tracking error. I suspect you meant tracking difference too though you actually used the word tracking error.
Thanks paji. How much tracking error is ok in an index fund?