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same as last year, but the small group of stock lickers from the game doesn't ver seem to beat the s&p on average portfolio, I think last year maybe $1-2k more?
at least we showed that index investing isn't such a bad idea spread out over groups of people. but ha, I beat the s&p when half my portfolio is pretty much the s&p, 50% vti. at least my excuse is the s&p is a good backstop to let me choose a riskier fund (lost 2/3 of its value, but dividends made up for it)
same as last year, but the small group of stock lickers from the game doesn't ver seem to beat the s&p on average portfolio, I think last year maybe $1-2k more?
at least we showed that index investing isn't such a bad idea spread out over groups of people. but ha, I beat the s&p when half my portfolio is pretty much the s&p, 50% vti. at least my excuse is the s&p is a good backstop to let me choose a riskier fund (lost 2/3 of its value, but dividends made up for it)
I would disagree as we're not allowed to trade whereas event the S&P has switched positions throughout the year.
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