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Don here...
Professor Jeffrey Bierman just dropped a bombshell in today's Live Trading Room session.
You see, most investors believe the S&P 500 delivers around 10-12% annually.
Heck, your broker probably told you this.
Financial advisors quote these numbers.
The problem is they're not telling you the whole story.
In today's session replay, you'll discover:
- The difference between nominal returns and real returns and why this distinction could mean the difference between building wealth and just keeping up with inflation
- How a simple online calculator reveals the truth about what the market has actually delivered over the past decade when you strip away Wall Street's marketing spin
- Why the "best decade in market history" was 2010-2019 and what that means for your expectations going forward
- The Fed's role in creating artificial wealth through liquidity injections and what happens when that support gets removed
- Why current market action is "tis the season" for continued gains through quarter-end, but October brings different rules entirely
Jeff walked through actual data going back to 1871. The patterns are clear. The math is undeniable. And the implications for how you position your portfolio are massive.
When you see the inflation-adjusted numbers, you'll understand why the professor keeps warning about what happens if this market corrects 40% from current levels. The time value of money works both ways.
The calculator he showed is available to everyone. The data is public. But most people never look beyond the headline numbers their brokers feed them.
Once you understand the real mathematics of market returns, you'll approach investing with completely different eyes.
→ Click here to watch the free session
To your success,
Don Kaufman
Chief Market Strategist, TheoTrade
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