RE:RE:RE:RE:Secret plot? MehMoney is a personal thing. I would think it doesn't matter how much money you have invested , for it to matter.
Onto something , sparkyAg posted on the Agjunction site which could apply to Gatekeeper. Gatekeeper would have been one of their highly liquid , small-cap stocks. Maybe less news and liquidity might lead to better returns?
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It also brings to mind work done by Ibbotson and Chen that I have studied closely.
“Ibbotson sorts smaller-company equities into different classes based on their size and liquidity over a 37-year period, some interesting facts emerge. The worst-performing group is highly liquid, small-cap stocks, which returned 5.9% annually over the period. Ibbotson’s explanation is that these are micro-cap stocks that have been “pumped up.” In contrast, the equities that have produced the best returns over 37 years were illiquid small-cap concerns, which generated an astonishing 17.87% annual return over nearly four decades. In all likelihood, these companies represent small, overlooked companies that attract little interest or trading activity.” – Financial Advisor Magazine.