Why Investing in Stocks Works

in the Long Run

Nikki Yu (Faceless Trader)
Just for kicks :D
 Consider yourself 25 and earning 10% every year in
your equity fund, and added every 5 years higher
increments – Great you have 28M end of that period
What if we get a bear market and just earn
5% average? Sadly you just get 10.8M
 What if I invested in PEFI and got 20% for 20
years? You get 16M already by then… and wait
for it (no increases needed just 5K per month)
And if you still continued investing?
And it earned 20% average entire 35
years? You’re quarter of a billion
10% CAGR for 35 years is 19M if 5K per
month or 60K a year
But 250M for 35 years if 20%, still with
the 60K per year investment
 Sounds astronomical? Sure does.
You need a good fund manager. 10%
and 20% CAGR for 35 years is the
difference between 19 Mil and 250Mil

Pretty wild ei?

Check your math coz that’s what
compounding means.
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