If a 100k compounds at 40% for 10 years it’s roughly 1.5M
If a 100k compounds at 50% for 10 years it’s roughly 5.8M
If a 100k compounds at 60% for 10 years it’s roughly 10.7M
Stop worrying about inflation and Pick your horse.
If a 100k compounds at 40% for 10 years it’s roughly 1.5M
If a 100k compounds at 50% for 10 years it’s roughly 5.8M
If a 100k compounds at 60% for 10 years it’s roughly 10.7M
Stop worrying about inflation and Pick your horse.
Inflation, schmaflation! Let's talk compounding returns, shall we? It looks like you've done the math, but I'll throw in a bonus question: how many horses do you need to win with a 60% return investment?
