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Originally Posted by rsmurano
BS meter! If you can’t find investments that give you 40-200% gains, you shouldn’t be in the market.
BS meter? How about these as a small example, 1 year gains:
Tesla 50%
Facebook/meta 263%
Apple 58%
Nvidia 99%.
That’s just in tech stocks. There are other sectors that are booming. Small cap is doing good. My s&p fund is up almost 40% for the last year, whereas my tech funds are up even more.
I also have a couple dozen low cost/low risk index funds (that I pick from) that I’m getting over 40% plus good dividends on top of that. These fund symbols I only give out to friends. It takes some research and a little bit of time to come up with funds that match my stringent requirements that produce these types of gains (low cost, low risk, low turnover, 3% min dividends, 2 digit gains over the last 10 years, growing dividend each year for the last 10 years, and more). Again, there are dozens of them, I have been using the same indexed funds for the past couple of decades.
For no risk, I’m still getting over 5% in money market funds as we speak.
I think that takes care of any BS meter posts
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Hmmmm....On Aug 6th you posted the following, so did you miss record high market gains?
"I got completely out of the market and put everything in 5.25% money market holdings."