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The S&P, adjusted for inflation, has returned -30% for the last ten years But go ahead and feed the machines at goldman sachs some money.
by startuprules 16y ago
The S&P, adjusted for inflation, has returned -30% for the last ten years
But go ahead and feed the machines at goldman sachs some money.
- quizbiz 16y agoMany would argue that ten years isn't nearly long term enough. 40 years perhaps.
- okmjuhb 16y agoMeasuring stock performance by looking at one of the biggest bubbles in recent years and comparing it to one of the biggest crashes in recent years is a little bit dishonest. Given that this article is writing to young people interested explaining how they should invest if they're interested in their financial situation 30 years from now, a 30-year outlook is more reasonable.
- Retric 16y agoThat's only if you put your money in a the start, put 100$ in every week inflation adjusted and you will have made money over the last 10 years. PS: I made over 40% last year just buying mutual funds in my 401K. Look for the worst 40 years to dollar cost average inflation adjusted and your return is going surprise you.