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#Bull Case
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Last edited one year ago

The rally everyone loves to hate, including my work colleague who says "Sell!"

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One bagged from an ETF after holding since 2017. Should show this to all the bears in the world predicting a market crash!

Have to also add the falling AUD giving a good free kick to the IVV share price

And also we need to give a big thanks to Eugene Fama for his work on EMH (Efficient Market Hypothesis) which laid down the foundations for index funds and ETFs that we see today. Not to mention winning the Nobel Prize alongside Fama skeptic Robert Schiller who was a big critic of EMH and big bubble predictor - must have been shocked when he saw Fama that day on the stage.

Can understand why Lars is standing between Fama and Schiller below.

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Ok better not get too happy...

https://www.npr.org/2021/06/30/1011906325/whats-a-bubble-classic

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2013/oct/14/looming-us-debt-ceiling-deadline-leaves-markets-edgy

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#Financials
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Added 2 years ago

In case holders missed the message, IVV is doing a 1:15 split.

This is good in that it improves liquidity of the ETF and it should make it easier to fulfill trades.

From personal experience, it's been tough trading this ETF due to the low liquidity on offer and thus really hard to find out the best price to buy or sell.

Only wished I'd put more money into this fund in 2017 when it was still around $300. Never knew an ETF could do 100% nominal return over 5 years (or 20% CAGR). I put the blame squarely on my friends/family/colleagues calling for a crash in the S&P 500 around that time during the first attempt at QT (quantitative tightening).

Efficient markets....

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