Revisiting the Case for Active Investing in an AI-Heavy Market

Published on November 7, 2025

High concentration makes it hard for diversified active portfolios to outperform. While the mega-caps include great businesses, active strategies may avoid or underweight popular stocks over concerns about valuations, business models and interrelated risks, or because of regulations on weighting individual holdings.

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