Originally posted by ChuckyTheGoat
Today with the above example post above it only lost -$502 a tickle above 1/2%. Built in hedges are the reason. The hedges equate to 11% but are3x inverse, even if the market goes up you will get the benefit of growth. Skeptical about dividends I see! the only explanation I have for this would be say you buy in for $100 over a short term like 18 months you get the whole 100 back in whatever timed pay installments. The original 100 has now dropped to 42 well you still made 42%. If I need anything at all from an investment and that time frame is less than 5 years, It's safe to say that person doesn't belong investing
So how much money does one need to live? Thats where the problem lies.
homeowner -vs- renter
car owner -vs- leasing or payment (DRASTIC difference on the insurance side)
aldi's -vs- whole foods
private HSA -vs- traditional healthcare
debt free -vs- lets live in debt with a credit card
ect ect


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