Here's a perspective worth examining: pouring your entire portfolio into the S&P 500 doesn't guarantee wealth growth—at least not in any meaningful sense relative to everything else happening in the financial world.
It's a striking observation that challenges conventional wisdom. While traditional index funds offer stability, they don't necessarily protect you from relative wealth erosion when alternative assets like Bitcoin operate on fundamentally different principles. The distinction between absolute returns and relative wealth preservation becomes crucial in portfolio strategy conversations.
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GraphGuru
· 01-10 18:51
NGL, the S&P 500 approach isn't quite as popular these days... Relative returns are the real deal.
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0xDreamChaser
· 01-10 18:48
Nah, this is actually wild. The S&P 500 is stable, but if you can't keep up with the wealth growth of those Bitcoin folks, you're essentially losing out in comparison. This logic is spot on.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-10 18:25
NGL, Bitcoin's approach is indeed different. The S&P 500 is stable, but it can't keep up, so relative wealth is shrinking.
Here's a perspective worth examining: pouring your entire portfolio into the S&P 500 doesn't guarantee wealth growth—at least not in any meaningful sense relative to everything else happening in the financial world.
It's a striking observation that challenges conventional wisdom. While traditional index funds offer stability, they don't necessarily protect you from relative wealth erosion when alternative assets like Bitcoin operate on fundamentally different principles. The distinction between absolute returns and relative wealth preservation becomes crucial in portfolio strategy conversations.