According to this report by Putnam investments, a person who invests in a 15 year period between Dec 2004-Dec 2019, would have an annual return of 9% per year.
Not bad, but the keyword here is "consistently".
If he only missed 10 of the best days in the 5475 days, his returns drop to 4% average per year.
https://www.putnam.com/literature/pd...1e1e47a6d4.pdf
Isn't this basically saying, if you can't invest every single day, you might as well just invest in bonds and CDs? After all, you'll get 1-3% guaranteed.
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