Real Investing

>Bogleanon
>Bog Le Anon
Can I get a quick rundown on this guy?

>>2775641

>found Vanguard in 1974
>realize that actively managed funds and active trading are memes
>invent the passive exchange traded fund
>allow people to make great returns over long periods of time with minimal risk

Are there any math fags here? What are views on investing? I hold the belief that the longer you spend in the market, the more "random" you returns become, and eventually you achieve closer to market returns, no matter who you are.

I also believe that the more money you have, the more biased you are towards feeling you must diversify more, as humans become more risk averse when dealing with investing larger cash volume (I potentially lose 10% on $1 I don't care, I potentially lose 10% on $100 million and suddenly I care). Therefore, the more money you have, the more likely you are to achieve market returns, as you diversify to the point of "diluting" your potential returns.

Is there anyway of avoiding this, or will Bogle and the market always win?

>>2775727
>I hold the belief that the longer you spend in the market, the more "random" you returns become, and eventually you achieve closer to market returns, no matter who you are.

I think this is also why there are no often no clocks in casinos, they know the longer you play, the more likely you are to give back your gains. So the idea is to keep you there as long as possible.

>>2775632
> When will you retards realize that it's impossible to time the market?

You're using the kind of theories that really only apply to huge blue-chip stocks where you've got millions of institutions vying to scrape off any profits they can rendering the markets efficient, and you're applying them to low volume shitcoin markets full of amateurs that institutions wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole.

You absolutely can time, and beat low-volume markets... If you aren't a retard.

>>2775877

History shows that the overall value of the market trends upward over time despite the random ups and downs. The idea is to "step out of the casino" and stop trying to predict random events according to Bogle.

The only alternative is value investing in individual companies but that's above investor's level of competence. If you're reasonable smart it's certainly possible to beat the market though.

>>2775938

You might be right but 99% of shitcoin traders have no idea what they're doing.

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>>2775632
>When will you retards realize that it's impossible to time the market?
LMAO. In crypto, you can do it by solely looking at the trade history

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