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Did you know that you can if you get an average return of 10% on your portfolio for 3 years and in the forth year if you have a loss of 10%, you need to profit 34% percent in the 5th year just to break even?
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By Joanne January 10, 2011 - 1:35 pm
Hi Greg,
I took this information from my friends at Equity Trust University and I think was meant is that you need a 34% return in the 5th year to still average a 10% return.
Joanne
By Greg January 10, 2011 - 1:09 pm
>Did you know that you can if you get an average return of 10%
>on your portfolio for 3 years and in the forth year if you have
>a loss of 10%, you need to profit 34% percent in the 5th year
>just to break even?
False (or a serious abuse of the term ‘break even’).
The scenario you describe is what it would take to have a 10%/yr annualized return over that 5 yr period.