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Caveat Emptor!
private i Benchmarks helps you answer questions, but it does not pose the questions. You must do that. This is an exact science with a very subjective basis: Make wrong assumptions and you will get precise numbers that may make no sense. It is up to you to take a sensible approach to comparing fund performance. If you don't believe that the latest two years have significant data, or that that data can skew the result, you should omit these funds from your analysis. If you do not believe that you should commingle Real Estate and Direct Investments, then don't. As well, this process is very computational intensive, and so you can easily spend a lot of time waiting for results to ambiguous questions. Be clear on your assumptions and the results may surprise you, but should not befuddle you.
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