This is amazing. Some one came up with the guide that sells index investing in Singapore and have compiled unit trust data going back 40 years. That’s going back to 1974!
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Lionel
Sunday 30th of March 2014
Hi Kyith! I'm the author of the graph you mentioned. Believe you might have misunderstood - the graph refers to comparison of the US market vs US mutual funds (I used the term unit trusts because Singaporeans may not be familiar with the term mutual funds). But thanks for pointing out that people may misunderstand. I'll add a clarification in there later! Cheers!
Kyith
Sunday 30th of March 2014
thanks for the clarification. for a while i thought my data hunting skills are weakening.