Everyone who's not making the returns they think they should thinks the markets are broken.

The article includes a list of the top ten actively managed ETFs. How does their long-term performance compare to the passively managed ones?

It took a bit to find something free + no-registration + settings in URL, but here's the biggest 5 passive (SPY,IVV,VOO,VTI,QQQ) and the biggest 5 active (JEPI,DFAC,JPST,MINT,JEPQ), default view is 30 days but can select 365. (I'd prefer more though.)

https://www.marketbeat.com/compare-stocks/?Symbols=NYSEARCA:...

Try Portfolio Visualizer.

To answer my own question, all but two of the ten have only been around for a year or two, so hard to draw conclusions, but the two date from 2018 and have been totally spanked by the S&P500

That seems like coyote complaining that "ecosystems are fundamentally broken by grass-eaters."