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> ... so cut the "holier than thou" BS. Woah, that's not nice. The person you replied to mentioned double digit growth and they're right. Not everything has
by HumblyTossed 2y ago
> ... so cut the "holier than thou" BS.
Woah, that's not nice.
The person you replied to mentioned double digit growth and they're right. Not everything has to have hyper growth. If, as an investor, you want hyper growth, there are entities that can give you that. But even _some_ growth still means your 401(k) is growing and that 401(k) is supposed to grow for you for decades, compounding, not return you 50% next year so you can buy a new jetski.
- lotsofpulp 2y agoTechnically, if you use SP500 as a benchmark, you do need double digit growth. Why would I invest in a business without the prospects of additional returns, especially when SP500 is nearly risk free? Why should I invest in my own business if I am not going to get at least what SP500 does? Other than buying myself a job.
- shitecoin 2y ago[flagged]