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10 years of S&P/ASX 200 Franking Credit Adjusted Annual Total Return Index (Superannuation). I'd have thought that beats cash. You said in an earlier email that cash is outperforming over 10 years, do you have a figure?
Someone who started 5 years ago would be quite happy. Different timing, different perspective.
http://www.rba.gov.au/statistics/cash-rate/
thats the cash rate, so probably add about 1.5-2% margin onto that, but approx. 5years ago you could of got a 5yr TD for 7.5% PA
DOW up 371
ASX up 24
Been the same for years now. XJO in a bear market bounce, DOW in a bull market. Not going to change any time soon i.m.o.
Makes one appreciate the few bull markets in an average financial lifetime.We seem to go down with them but not the other way round.
DOW up 371
ASX up 24
running 10 year return on ASX200 accumulation index is 49% , hardly nothing to sneeze at considering GFC in middle
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Big reversal with the Frump camp gaining the lead.
yep just ridiculous,
is this investing?
It should be an enormous advantage for investors in stocks to have those wildly fluctuating valuations placed on their holdings — and for some investors, it is. After all, if a moody fellow with a farm bordering my property yelled out a price every day to me at which he would either buy my farm or sell me his — and those prices varied widely over short periods of time depending on his mental state — how in the world could I be other than benefited by his erratic behavior? If his daily shout-out was ridiculously low, and I had some spare cash, I would buy his farm. If the number he yelled was absurdly high, I could either sell to him or just go on farming.
I think people expect Clinton to win in the end.
I think people expect Clinton to win in the end.
Wooly flock is on the way.Read the thread! All my calls have been spot on lately.
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