> No one is making that type of return. Classic passive ETF Boglehead mindset. Who said anything about re-investing? There are also significant tax considerations (loopholes) that encourage cashing out annually.
> Why it’s worth paying attention in math class. Math class does not teach practical knowledge such as personal finance or health. Citadel returns since 1990 is 38% annual returns before fees to outside investors. They…
> Past performance is no predictor of future returns False. Why do people invest in real estate and S&P500 passive index funds? Because historically they go up.
> No, it's actually the reverse. You have to compare at equal annual vol, and the S&P already has something like 20%. Stop thinking like a hedge fund. TQQQ commonly is used as a benchmark because it represents a…
> A typical _top tier_ sharpe is in the >=2 range, we're more talking about a 10%/25% averaged annual returns. High-frequency low latency trading: Sharpe 10 or higher Mid-frequency low latency trading: sharpe 4 to 5…
> No one is making that type of return. Classic passive ETF Boglehead mindset. Who said anything about re-investing? There are also significant tax considerations (loopholes) that encourage cashing out annually.
> Why it’s worth paying attention in math class. Math class does not teach practical knowledge such as personal finance or health. Citadel returns since 1990 is 38% annual returns before fees to outside investors. They…
> Past performance is no predictor of future returns False. Why do people invest in real estate and S&P500 passive index funds? Because historically they go up.
> No, it's actually the reverse. You have to compare at equal annual vol, and the S&P already has something like 20%. Stop thinking like a hedge fund. TQQQ commonly is used as a benchmark because it represents a…
> A typical _top tier_ sharpe is in the >=2 range, we're more talking about a 10%/25% averaged annual returns. High-frequency low latency trading: Sharpe 10 or higher Mid-frequency low latency trading: sharpe 4 to 5…