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Mutual Fund’s R^2 as Predictor of Performance
We propose that fund performance is predicted by its R^2, obtained by regressing its return on the Fama-French-Carhart four benchmark portfolios. Lower R2, or higher idiosyncratic risk relative to total risk, measures selectivity or active management. We show that lagged R2 has significant negativ
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