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Previous poster mentioned Amazon though. McDonald's did outperform both SP500, Amazon and Facebook. My point was that this kind of comparisons are true when y
by epolanski 3y ago
Previous poster mentioned Amazon though.
McDonald's did outperform both SP500, Amazon and Facebook.
My point was that this kind of comparisons are true when you speak about sectors (growth vs dividend growth the first is gonna outperform in the long run, it's designed to...) but if you compare on a stock basis you find plenty of tech mega caps outperformed by old boring business if dividends are included, McDonald's was just a random example.
- lotsofpulp 3y ago> McDonald's did outperform both SP500, Amazon and Facebook. MCD outperformed AMZN. META (14%+) outperformed MCD. SP500 was equal to MCD. > if you compare on a stock basis you find plenty of tech mega caps outperformed by old boring business if dividends are included, McDonald's was just a random example. What is a stock basis? If your unit of accounting is money, and your goal is money, then the total return calculator, which includes dividends, linked above is going to give you the only answer. I cannot conclude there are not plenty of businesses out there outperforming the tech megacaps. Amazon might be lagging in the 5 year period, but you have to look on a timeline of decades. There is a reason these companies are at the top of the market cap rankings. There are entire sectors of other old businesses have not increased in decades by what just AAPL or MSFT alone have grown.