Opinion | Hong Kong’s stock market rebound: dead cat bounce or durable
recovery?
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Who would have thought as recently as a few months ago that the Hang Seng
Index would be the world’s best performing major stock market in April?
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Hmm, I don't have a CAGR leh. I just think I need to work, save and build bigger war chest till I cannot or do not want to work anymore. Anything earned from investments is bonus.
ReplyDeleteahhhhhh... war chest again! Oh, as for your original question, CAGR above inflation rate will be good ;-)
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% CAGR is very much depending on one's risk taking. Higher CAGR may also means you will risk losing your capital.
ReplyDeletePeople who is young and still active working may prefer high CAGR.
People near/at retirement choose lower CAGR. Protect wealth overide fat capital gain.
So, it all depends on circumstances.