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What is the relationship between an increase in public and private debt and GDP growth?
Secondary related questions:
Is there a level of increase in debt that is sustainable that depends on GDP growth?
Does it make sense to group private and public debt together to answer those questions?
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Male Suicide Risk and Recovery Factors: A Systematic Review and Qualitative Metasynthesis of Two Decades of Research
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First Tamedia Voting Poll About the Votes on the Amendment to the Covid-19 Act, Nursing Initiative and Judge Initiative
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etf.com has data on fund flows. I used the data for ARKK and simulated how the average investor in ARKK would have fared compared with investing in a Total Market ETF.
I imported every daily net fund flow in Portfolio Performance and invested it into VTI or ARKK based on historic prices from yahoo finance.
I didn't include any Dividends. However that doesn't change much because most of the fund flows occurred in the last two years.
The annualized true time weighted rate of return for ARKK is a very high 28.1% compared with 11.6% for the Total Market. However the average dollar invested in ARKK did worse than if it were investe
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Interesting excerpt from the rational reminder podcast with Paul Merriman about a meeting with Jack Bogle about S&P500, Total Market, International and Small Cap Value.
https://rationalreminder.ca/podcast/147
Jack Bogle. That was one of the questions that our community board had asked us to ask you about was that meeting you had with him I believe in 2017. Can you talk about that meeting? Did it change any of your views on investing?
Well, it changed a lot about investing for me. I loved the fact that he was going to give me an hour in his office. He gave me an hour and a half. I'd heard he is a little bit on
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I summarized the data from the Ken French data library for the 3 way sort based on Size, Operating Profitability and Book to Market.
The S&P500 returned 10.3% per year over this period.
All returns include dividends and are nominal.
https://i.imgur.com/1PClmub.png
I was surprised on how bad the performance of small growth companies with weak operating profitability really is. So this should be a warning to everybody that invests in companies or funds with said characteristics.
The number of companies can be quite low for some of the portfolios, especially in the first few
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