The joke will be “your expected” portfolio return over the next ten years.
The joke will be “your expected” portfolio return over the next ten years.
AAPL looking good, I will sell it tomorrow or Thursday, hopefully it will hold.
Again I will probably make money, while Igy posts on the internet.?
Maserati wrote:
AAPL looking good, I will sell it tomorrow or Thursday, hopefully it will hold.
Again I will probably make money, while Igy posts on the internet.?
Oh, snap!
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
KeIIy wrote:
I presume that -7.5% is an annualized figure given that HSGFX has lost well over half of its value in the last 10 years. It’s a real dog.
I suspect this is more a reflection of the future:
“From the fund inception in July 2000 to Oct. 31, 2008 , his Hussman Strategic Growth Fund averaged 9.9% a year, and has a cumulative gain of 118%, while the S&P500 lost more than 23%. For the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 2008 , his fund lost 0.3%, while the S&P500 lost more than 40%.”
Bottom line: HSGFX has lost nearly half of its value since inception. Your desperate attempt to spin can’t change that. The guy is a lousy investor.
Maserati wrote:
AAPL looking good, I will sell it tomorrow or Thursday, hopefully it will hold.
Again I will probably make money, while Igy posts on the internet.?
Obviously this position is not part of your “buy and hold” portfolio. That is unless you have a different definition of the phrase I am not aware of. Please let us know the exact amount of your “make money” including costs to buy/sell. I want to make sure your efforts are well spent. ?
Oh, snap! wrote:
Maserati wrote:
AAPL looking good, I will sell it tomorrow or Thursday, hopefully it will hold.
Again I will probably make money, while Igy posts on the internet.?
Oh, snap!
See above.
Oh, Crap!
KeIIy wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
I suspect this is more a reflection of the future:
“From the fund inception in July 2000 to Oct. 31, 2008 , his Hussman Strategic Growth Fund averaged 9.9% a year, and has a cumulative gain of 118%, while the S&P500 lost more than 23%. For the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 2008 , his fund lost 0.3%, while the S&P500 lost more than 40%.”
Bottom line: HSGFX has lost nearly half of its value since inception. Your desperate attempt to spin can’t change that. The guy is a lousy investor.
Don’t post information that is deceptive and frankly wrong.
https://www.hussmanfunds.com/strategic-growth-fund/Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Maserati wrote:
AAPL looking good, I will sell it tomorrow or Thursday, hopefully it will hold.
Again I will probably make money, while Igy posts on the internet.?
Obviously this position is not part of your “buy and hold” portfolio. That is unless you have a different definition of the phrase I am not aware of. Please let us know the exact amount of your “make money” including costs to buy/sell. I want to make sure your efforts are well spent. ?
I never have "costs to buy or sell." That is only for those who use "advisors" who charge front-loaded and back-loaded investments often with high annual expenses. More the reason for extremely low-expense index funds that beat 80% of actively managed funds. Why would anyone pay an "advisor" to charge them front-load and back-load fees along with exhorbitant expenses, especially when they can't keep up with very low-cost index funds?
Sally, you can make trades for free?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
KeIIy wrote:
Bottom line: HSGFX has lost nearly half of its value since inception. Your desperate attempt to spin can’t change that. The guy is a lousy investor.
Don’t post information that is deceptive and frankly wrong.
I didn’t. I’m not you.
HSGFX at inception: $10.00
HSGFX today close: $5.34
the idiot wrote:
Sally, you can make trades for free?
I have a few brokerage accounts but Wells fargo allows 100 free trades each year, provided you have $25,000 in your account. Also free perks like cashier's checks, etc. I would never pay a front-load or back-load fee. Those are a rip-off. For me only index funds, and a few stocks that I like.
KeIIy wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Don’t post information that is deceptive and frankly wrong.
I didn’t. I’m not you.
HSGFX at inception: $10.00
HSGFX today close: $5.34
This pathetic fund was at 16 11 years ago. It is at 5 now. Just pathetic considering the stock market has gone up 450% in the same time. Just pathetic. Who would own this pathetic stock?
KeIIy wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Don’t post information that is deceptive and frankly wrong.
I didn’t. I’m not you.
HSGFX at inception: $10.00
HSGFX today close: $5.34
LOL. You shouldn’t be posting on a financial thread when you don’t even know the most elementary functions of mutual funds.
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Sally Vix wrote:
KeIIy wrote:
I didn’t. I’m not you.
HSGFX at inception: $10.00
HSGFX today close: $5.34
This pathetic fund was at 16 11 years ago. It is at 5 now. Just pathetic considering the stock market has gone up 450% in the same time. Just pathetic. Who would own this pathetic stock?
LOL. Same for you Sally.
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the idiot wrote:
Sally, you can make trades for free?
He/She saw it on the TV adds.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
the idiot wrote:
Sally, you can make trades for free?
He/She saw it on the TV adds.
I have been investing for many years, Igy. I don't buy pathetic funds like the Hussman one. Can you give me one good reason why I would ever buy that pathetic fund? I mainly own Vanguard funds. One fund has returned 17% annually for 40 years. Your pathetic Hussman fund has a NEGATIVE return of 7% over the last 10 years. Please tell me one reason I would want to own the pathetic Hussman fund?
Are you over 60?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Are you over 60?
No. Again, please tell me why I would ever own the Hussman fund?
It will kill your Vanguard Funds over the next ten years.
