This is really interesting! trying to study different investment strategies. some focus on minimal drawdown & steady returns. while either have a style which includes heavy drawdown with heavy returns.
Great article! I really enjoyed reading it. Appreciate the value you have shared. Enjoy doing research myself on successful investors, traders, fund managers and learning from them.
I remember reading "One upon Wall Street" (1989 was the year I believe it was published) by Peter Lynch, he took the Magellan fund from zero to hero with an annual return of around 29% between 1977 - 1990. Biggest learning ? A yearly return, on average, of 20% or even more is considered supereliteterritory. For most of us, it simply won't be in the cards. The broad US stockmarket has an expected return of around 10% a year, in this ballpark most investors will be.
This is really interesting! trying to study different investment strategies. some focus on minimal drawdown & steady returns. while either have a style which includes heavy drawdown with heavy returns.
There is many ways to make money.
I think the aspect of being able to see value when most panic and only see risk is something everyone I studied so far had.
Great article! I really enjoyed reading it. Appreciate the value you have shared. Enjoy doing research myself on successful investors, traders, fund managers and learning from them.
Great, thats my main goal.
Thanks for the article Lucas ! Wish you a similar success, you deserve it !
Thank you
I remember reading "One upon Wall Street" (1989 was the year I believe it was published) by Peter Lynch, he took the Magellan fund from zero to hero with an annual return of around 29% between 1977 - 1990. Biggest learning ? A yearly return, on average, of 20% or even more is considered supereliteterritory. For most of us, it simply won't be in the cards. The broad US stockmarket has an expected return of around 10% a year, in this ballpark most investors will be.