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We can't really even match the long-term stock market averages. We tend to make more money when times are good (when the market is high), and less money when t
by tunesmith 14y ago
We can't really even match the long-term stock market averages. We tend to make more money when times are good (when the market is high), and less money when times are bad (when the market is low), so if we invest money as we save/earn then we're generally buying high.
At some point you wonder if you should just give up on saving and instead invest it into a business or a duplex or something.
- ISL 14y agoBuying a duplex is saving. You're placing your wealth in a physical structure (and tenants, perhaps) instead of a bank. Different, but not so different.