I.e. exactly 0% return rate in 15 years. And negative returns over all the in between period. Inflation adjusted
Assuming you had the worst possible timing and didn’t invest at all in between
You forgot the dividends 🤪
Very interesting!
So there you go now you know not to invest your entire lump sum at one point in time
I don't think that statement is true, despite the 28 likes. Investing in chunks avoids you from making the investment "at the worst time" but also means you are potentially missing out on positive market development. On average, going all in has the higher expected return.
31 likes now.
Stop living in the past we are in 2024 not in 2015…
Those who ignore the past are doomed to repeat it
March 2000=$1465 April 2015=$2067 Wtf are you talking about?
Inflation buddy
Yeah that isn't how you measure return on investment.
Ahhh, no. Figure out dividend re-investments.
But if you dca you'd have done well
dca is timing the market. I thought everyone agreed you can't time the market?
dca is the opposite of timing the market.