Recurring investment can grow to approximately 100 times in the 30-years period, assuming a 7% interest rate. Keep in mind that actual interest rates may fluctuate, leading to final values higher or lower than 100 times the initial amount. At the heart of the “100 times in 30 Years” concept lies the power of exponentialContinue reading “The Compounding Effect: Simple Rules and Intuitions”
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Finding Profit in Chaos: Can you Leverage Market Inefficiencies
Let’s start by asking: are markets really efficient?Let’s consider a hypothetical situation involving two distant planets, Planet A and Planet B, which are engaged in interplanetary trade. They are separated by a vast distance, and information can only travel between them at the speed of light. On Planet A, there’s a large and thriving marketContinue reading “Finding Profit in Chaos: Can you Leverage Market Inefficiencies”