The 10K Portfolio (Page 4 of 4)
data for the 4 fund portfolio for the period ending 27 jul 2019:
 data for the reference portfolio, same period:  summary: the 4 fund portfolio is at $18,745.39, or up about 87.4% since portfolio inception inclusive of all trading costs. the reference portfolio is at $21,774.55 or up about 117.7% since portfolio inception. ar-jedi eta https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/perf.php?DODFX,FBALX,IJJ,TAVFX,FFNOX (note: you have to play with the slider a bit to get the start date set to the beginning of 2007) 
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Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
-- Antoine de Saint-Exupery
-- Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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This is actually a fun thread. I made a bet with my wife last year that I could turn a 10k crypto portfolio into 100k inside of a year. I turned 1500% profits inside of 7 months. This year, I’m doing long hold. 100% holdings in ICP, and holding for a minimum of 3 years. |
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Originally Posted By Alderleet: This is actually a fun thread. unfortunately, the folks at Morningstar brought an end to it last year with a complete overhaul of their portfolio tracker feature. 
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Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
-- Antoine de Saint-Exupery
-- Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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It's interesting to look back in this thread to see the contrast of the pre-Biden years to now. I have a rhetorical question to offer for your consideration. Take a look at your monthly budget. Now subtract ALL of your debt payments and insurance costs from it. What's your cost of living now?  That question alludes to my own approach. Instead of stocks and 401k's and stuff like that, I invest in living completely debt free, and also invest in self indemnification by assuming personal responsibility for myself instead of feeling entitled to expect someone else to pay my bills. I own all of my possessions outright (Land, Home, Vehicles, Business, etc.) And carry no insurance except the bare minimum required for vehicle registration in California. That costs a total of $2.30 per day for 3 vehicles (a car, a work truck, and a motorcycle). Freed from slavery to debt and insurance, it hardly costs my wife and I anything to live. I couldn't recommend this approach to others as they are already living with the consequences they set into motion by their own prior choices which would likely make it impossible. I chose to go in this direction decades ago so as to make the conversion seamless over time. |
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Originally Posted By tooter: It's interesting to look back in this thread to see the contrast of the pre-Biden years to now. I have a rhetorical question to offer for your consideration. Take a look at your monthly budget. Now subtract ALL of your debt payments and insurance costs from it. What's your cost of living now? That question alludes to my own approach. Instead of stocks and 401k's and stuff like that, I invest in living completely debt free, and also invest in self indemnification by assuming personal responsibility for myself instead of feeling entitled to expect someone else to pay my bills. I own all of my possessions outright (Land, Home, Vehicles, Business, etc.) And carry no insurance except the bare minimum required for vehicle registration in California. That costs a total of $2.30 per day for 3 vehicles (a car, a work truck, and a motorcycle). Freed from slavery to debt and insurance, it hardly costs my wife and I anything to live. I couldn't recommend this approach to others as they are already living with the consequences they set into motion by their own prior choices which would likely make it impossible. I chose to go in this direction decades ago so as to make the conversion seamless over time. 
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Salute the Marines.
“Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance,
and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.” - Winston Churchill
“Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance,
and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.” - Winston Churchill