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Sure there's always value in doing. What I believe is foolish after learning more about what the industry does is the belief that a DIY program can actually mak
by siavosh 11y ago
Sure there's always value in doing. What I believe is foolish after learning more about what the industry does is the belief that a DIY program can actually make money.
- baudehlo 11y agoYou probably can't beat the market. But if you can beat a savings account earning 2% interest it's probably worth it for the learning experience.
- siavosh 11y agoWell, you'd have to beat 2% + transaction fees + capital gains which would mean you'd have to beat the market.
- TuringNYC 11y agoNot quite -- even if you match the market or slightly under-perform the market, it might still make sense if you achieve these results with lesser volatility and more consistent earnings. I do not necessarily want to beat a market which returns 7% on average but loses 40% every 6 years...