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15 Year Look At Asset Class, Sector, And Country Returns

TedTed
in Fund Discussions
FYI: Tables comparing investment returns are nothing new. Fund companies and other financial institutions have used them for years to argue for or against different investing ideas. Though, the problem is most tables are either stuck inside a PDF file or quickly become a giant mess of colored tiles that make it hard to read. I thought I’d take the concept, clean it up, and take it a step further.
Regards,
Ted
https://novelinvestor.com/15-year-look-asset-class-sector-country-returns/

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  • slick
    @ Ted,

    thanks for posting this. My portfolio seems more like the allocation model, altho I have more small and mid caps, a bit less reits. I keep a constant allocation in most of the asset classes shown, you never know when one will start to move up when you have almost given up on it and one will crash just as you think it can never go down:)

    Keep up the good work.
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