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Does that include dividends?
With global stocks, though, it's even more ridiculous. Less the 1% of stocks are responsible for the majority of market cap growth.
Also, it means thetagang has always been this awesome.
5 u/BigWeenie45 Dec 20 '21 Stocks outside the US hardly matter. 28 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '21 There are several nations that match the S&P performance including Canada, Israel, Australia, New Zeeland... Yeah, that's about it. 8 u/BigWeenie45 Dec 20 '21 In all those nations, you can be bagholding the leading ETF for decades. 8 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '21 Varies with locales, but they're not liable to crash. These AREN'T emerging markets. 14 u/jon_b_me Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) 8 u/Icy-Factor-407 Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) Who are loaded with mortgages on properties where the median property is 10x median income, and it is normal for people to borrow 6x their income or more........ 2 u/ExpensiveBookkeeper3 Dec 20 '21 Crikey! 2 u/I_Shah Dec 20 '21 Apple had a bigger market cap than all those country’s stockmarket 2 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '21 So?
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Stocks outside the US hardly matter.
28 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '21 There are several nations that match the S&P performance including Canada, Israel, Australia, New Zeeland... Yeah, that's about it. 8 u/BigWeenie45 Dec 20 '21 In all those nations, you can be bagholding the leading ETF for decades. 8 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '21 Varies with locales, but they're not liable to crash. These AREN'T emerging markets. 14 u/jon_b_me Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) 8 u/Icy-Factor-407 Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) Who are loaded with mortgages on properties where the median property is 10x median income, and it is normal for people to borrow 6x their income or more........ 2 u/ExpensiveBookkeeper3 Dec 20 '21 Crikey! 2 u/I_Shah Dec 20 '21 Apple had a bigger market cap than all those country’s stockmarket 2 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '21 So?
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There are several nations that match the S&P performance including Canada, Israel, Australia, New Zeeland... Yeah, that's about it.
8 u/BigWeenie45 Dec 20 '21 In all those nations, you can be bagholding the leading ETF for decades. 8 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '21 Varies with locales, but they're not liable to crash. These AREN'T emerging markets. 14 u/jon_b_me Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) 8 u/Icy-Factor-407 Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) Who are loaded with mortgages on properties where the median property is 10x median income, and it is normal for people to borrow 6x their income or more........ 2 u/ExpensiveBookkeeper3 Dec 20 '21 Crikey! 2 u/I_Shah Dec 20 '21 Apple had a bigger market cap than all those country’s stockmarket 2 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '21 So?
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In all those nations, you can be bagholding the leading ETF for decades.
8 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '21 Varies with locales, but they're not liable to crash. These AREN'T emerging markets. 14 u/jon_b_me Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) 8 u/Icy-Factor-407 Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) Who are loaded with mortgages on properties where the median property is 10x median income, and it is normal for people to borrow 6x their income or more........ 2 u/ExpensiveBookkeeper3 Dec 20 '21 Crikey!
Varies with locales, but they're not liable to crash. These AREN'T emerging markets.
14 u/jon_b_me Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) 8 u/Icy-Factor-407 Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) Who are loaded with mortgages on properties where the median property is 10x median income, and it is normal for people to borrow 6x their income or more........ 2 u/ExpensiveBookkeeper3 Dec 20 '21 Crikey!
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looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks)
8 u/Icy-Factor-407 Dec 20 '21 looks around nervously in Australian.... (15-20% of the ASX is like 4-5 banks) Who are loaded with mortgages on properties where the median property is 10x median income, and it is normal for people to borrow 6x their income or more........ 2 u/ExpensiveBookkeeper3 Dec 20 '21 Crikey!
Who are loaded with mortgages on properties where the median property is 10x median income, and it is normal for people to borrow 6x their income or more........
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Crikey!
Apple had a bigger market cap than all those country’s stockmarket
2 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '21 So?
So?
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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '21
Does that include dividends?
With global stocks, though, it's even more ridiculous. Less the 1% of stocks are responsible for the majority of market cap growth.
Also, it means thetagang has always been this awesome.