It's so easy and popular that the famous DALBAR studies consistently indicate that
typical investors achieve less than half the returns they could get from index funds.
Typical investors achieve surprisingly poor investment results over long investment periods and m...
Not exact matches
But his bullishness is
typical of how tech
investors view Tesla: they argue that growth is all that matters and expect the company to at some point
achieve a monopoly position in an industry that's among the world's most competitive.
It found that in the 17 - year period to December 2000, the S&P 500 returned an average of 16.29 % per year, while the
typical equity
investor achieved only 5.32 % for the same period — a startling 9 % difference!
The
typical investor is an entrepreneur, business owner, who aims for a simple rental business and wants to
achieve 4 - 8 % per annum for at least five...