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Though that's a nice quote and link, they're selling investment management services, a crowd that is usually worth taking with a grain of salt : )Sure. Avantis are a fund manager, started by some folks formerly with Dimensional. They are doing quite well.
Avantis Investors Achieves Growth Milestone
In six years, Avantis has passed $100 billion in assets under managementhttps://www.americancentury.com/newsroom/2025-avan..."Avantis Investors uses quantitative models as a core part of its investment process, making them a type of "quant-leaning" or systematic active fund. They are not purely algorithmic quant funds in the traditional sense, as human portfolio managers make final decisions, but their approach is highly systematic and data-driven."
Avantis expense ratios are fairly low, 0.15% for large cap value AVLV, for example.
AVLV is doing quite well for a "large cap value" fund - currently matching SPY since inception - which perhaps shows how their definition of "value" isn't the traditional "buy what don't grow". Interesting to me, it don't own Tesla or Berkshire.
https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/perf.php?SPY,BR...
