That "37%" Return? It Could Be 2%
That "37% return" could be 2%.
Not because anyone lied. Because the window was chosen.
Marketing chooses a
CAGR Is The Number That Matters
There's a version of this story that happens thousands of times a year — in Singapore, and in every market where fund marketing exists.
Investor Frameworks — now live.
Some of the most useful investment thinking doesn't arrive in a 3,000-word report. Sometimes a single visual
When Everyone Sells — Who Is Buying?
But here is what struck me most, sitting with this across those two days — not panic, not a desire to act, but a deeper question.If I were to sell right now... who exactly would be buying?
That question sounds simple. It is not.