7% a year for ten years sounds like a pretty decent return, and yet everybody has been complaining about it.
This 7% represents the return of large value stocks the last decade, which is pretty good, until you consider that few things are more relative in this world than investing, where people compare their returns to what they could have earned elsewhere. 7% isn’t bad, but compared to 14%, which is what large grow…
This 7% represents the return of large value stocks the last decade, which is pretty good, until you consider that few things are more relative in this world than investing, where people compare their returns to what they could have earned elsewhere. 7% isn’t bad, but compared to 14%, which is what large grow…
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