Well, FTSE100 is down again by 15 points, and the portfolio is down by £1,300 - not too bad.
And now the moment you've been waiting for, what's better 3% interest or a 50:50 chance of 30% increase or a 10% loss each year.
Not surprisingly the 50:50 choice is far better, this works out at an annual return of 8.17% - which is why you should invest in the stock market.
How do you work this out?
It's like this:
Over a long period of time you woyld get an equal number of -10% years and +30% years.
So in two years your return is 0.9 x 1.3 = 1.17 i.e 17% return.
Now 17% return over two years is an annulised return of 8.17%
So go for it, put your savings in a nce balance portfolio, sit back and enjoy a nice regular increase of 8%.
Good luck folks
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