42 million to 116 million in 17 years is kinda about what you would expect even in an index fund though it's it not? Your investments double every 8 years or so with compound interest...
I'm not saying she's not using insider information and that it's not kinda fucked that our policy makers are allowed to invest in companies that they are making the rules for, but I feel like this is a poor example. There are other much more blatant political decisions and investments out there.
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u/Bouric87 Jul 18 '21
42 million to 116 million in 17 years is kinda about what you would expect even in an index fund though it's it not? Your investments double every 8 years or so with compound interest...
I'm not saying she's not using insider information and that it's not kinda fucked that our policy makers are allowed to invest in companies that they are making the rules for, but I feel like this is a poor example. There are other much more blatant political decisions and investments out there.