Jack Shannon, senior manager research analyst for Morningstar Research Services, discusses how often active fund managers succeeded in picking top stocks. He also explains whether this information can help investors find better funds.

Are Fund Managers Good at Making Big Stock Bets?

Fund Managers’ Hit Rates

Active Fund Managers’ vs. Passive Index Fund Managers’ Stock Picking Performance

How an Active Mutual Fund Can Underperform Despite Holding Winning Stocks

High Hit Rates and Topping the Index

When High Hit Rates Matter More or Less

Can Investors Set It and Forget It?

Do-it-Yourself Investors Looking for Funds with High Hit Rates

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Why Picking Top Stocks Is Not Enough