tlight

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   by tlight 7y ago

   The 'rule of 72' is a quick and easy rule of thumb to determine how long an investment doubles, and improve how you think about compound interest. For example it takes approx. 10 years to double an investment at 7%, or 7 years at
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   by tlight 8y ago

   How about thermal imaging of oil tanks at Cushing Oklahoma!
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   by tlight 8y ago

   That's a pretty hefty fee when you compare relative to average annual returns. Plus the compounding nature of those costs is not insignificant. Jack Bogle (Vanguard) has a nice chapter demonstrating this in "The Little Book of Com
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   by tlight 14y ago

   Page not found?
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   by tlight 15y ago

   Hydrogen?