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To avoid selection bias, it would be good to have a reference telling how these funds do in bad and good times.
Relying on media articles causes that we only have references when the funds make headlines, this is, when they make record profit.
Alas, I understand that we can not see a graph tracking the funds performance along time, because these funds are not required to report it publicly.
--Error (talk) 18:10, 23 April 2020 (UTC)