>"a realistic return of 16% a year"
>>62683456>ICP to $2k
>>62683456From 1965 to now berkshire has had an average annualized ROI of 19.9%.The Nasdaq index has an average of 12%.Nothing unrealistic about 16%.
>>62683456the sp has given you that if you reinvested divvies for 15 years
>>62683456oh btw, last year average ROI in nasdaq is 14% to 18% per year.
>>6268345616% is achievable if you don't count inflation.My shit went up more than 16% last year but everything I wanna buy with it is up a lot more, so I actually lost money
>>62683466Jamie pull up the % of investors who beat the nasdaq
>>62683468You're about to discover how averages are made.
>The $ is worthless >2% hyperflation
>>62683485kek'd
>>62683456"Buy SAAR coin or youre priced out forever in habbing a white family"
>how much money to have sex with pic related>get guys check out this 500k starter home>i miss jeromethought this was business and finance
>>62683456>just invest in stocks bro>just live with your parents bro>just spend less money bro
> "board culture"
>>62683456>16%You can get 24% on mutual funds according to this boomer
if i lost 15% in a month daytrading, it means i could have just as well made 15%. so yeah, its possible, you just have to be not stupid
>>62684020>if i lost 15% in a month daytrading, it means i could have just as well made 15%.lol
>>62684020If you lose 15% a month daytrading, you are gambling and any wins you have cannot be consistently replicated.
>>62684032what if i went back in time and shorted all my longs and longed all my shorts though hmmm
is it a safe idea to share your Shoulda Woulda Coulda port after the fact, or would it refuse being priced in if revealed beforehand due to the Loopty Loop principlethe meta-meta-meta strategy probably does beat the meta-meta strategy, in principal anywayneither of which holds META
