Now that you understand the context of my post, without interpreting it your own way or adding words to what I wrote to match your interpretation.. that's ALL I shared in the first place.
"Open a brokerage account with Fidelity and buy Mutual Funds ($2,500 minimum purchase); most will return between 10-14% on average"
Because it's what I invest in, and it's what works for me.
The OP should follow your advice and buy the fund you recommend that WILL average 10%-14% for the 1,3,5,10 years meeting or exceeding your average return and it WILL ( as you stated) return 10%-14%. Remember, I want the fund that will average 10%-14% and most funds will do this according to you.
Since the OP WILL ( according to you) get 10%-14% average return., he should get the returns as you stated. You choose the fund from Fidelity that meets this criteria. You have two listed already. 10%-14% is neutrality. Anything less than 10% each year, you pay the difference to “true up” the return.
I’m in. Ready to put your money where your mouth is? I m not adding any extra words and there is no misunderstanding. You stand by your words. I encourage everyone to jump in.
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