if you bought in the 1929 bubble peak you had to wait 25 years to break even.
>>62640152I lost all money on tulip bulb futures in 1637.
I still haven't recovered!
>>6264015235 years for the nikkei
>>62640152the japs are so traumatized from being dumped on by their own economy that they still refuse to invest to this very day.
>>62640152if you DCA'd the whole time you got fucking rich by 1955
>>62640189And that's not even inflation adjusted
Still better than most anons on biz who bought random shitcoins that pump and dump
>>62640189that chart scares the shit out of me.like maybe we are taking the 10%/yr for granted
>>62640152Just shut the fuck up
>>62640152and what if you did a sane strategy, like dca?
>>62640323>maybe
>>62640335Just participate in the casino kek
>>62640152if you do lump sum, if you did DCA you would have made money by 1931
>>62640189That is without dividends though>>62640323The Nikkei with dividends returned 6% annually after the bubble, not great but not catastrophic either
>>62640152>no dividendsoh well! it's only like a few % or something... probably doesn't affect anything at all!
>>62640397>after
>>62640414Why are you assuming that people won't be able to invest after? As I said if you don't do lump summing you will always be fine in the long run because you will also buy a lot in the bottom and average out the fall.BTW the Nikkei had an average PE ratio of 100 and it was just part of the biggest financial bubble in history, we are nowhere near that and the people that try to scare you are just making you poorer
>>62640402Obviously these bobos just watched the big short and think they are smart as fuck if you just have some money in bonds and gold (20%) and you invest periodically instead of lump sum dumping you should not even fear a 1929 tier recession (which is impossible to happen nowadays due the FED, giant jewish invest funds and all data being public and accessible with 2 fucking clicks)
>>62640402Also excluding dividends is the strategy that pmgnigroes use to claim that their shinny rocks almost perform like the SP500. if you reinvest the dividends into the SP500 gold performance is atrocious
