If you look at something like a mutual fund, they will say something like X% performance over X years. BUT what they also do is remove poorly performing positions from their portfolio.
As they are not part of the portfolio they can avoid reporting on the performance, so you don't necessarily get to see the full picture of how their decisions affect their investors.
As they are not part of the portfolio they can avoid reporting on the performance, so you don't necessarily get to see the full picture of how their decisions affect their investors.