The S&P500 has returned an average of >9% per year for the last 90 years.
How can you say “past returns are no guarantee of future returns” in response to this fact, then turn around and estimate future returns based on a snapshot of what yield and buyback are “right now”? The latter is much less reliable.
It takes about a minute to put money into a fund and another minute to sell it. Seems pretty simple to me.
The effort required to set up a non-profit trading account, go through KYC, make it secure, teach everyone in the org how it works, and do the necessary legal, budgetary and accounting compliance each year make this much more than a few minute job. Things that are easy for individuals are often less straightforward for organisations.
The S&P500 has returned an average of >9% per year for the last 90 years.
How can you say “past returns are no guarantee of future returns” in response to this fact, then turn around and estimate future returns based on a snapshot of what yield and buyback are “right now”? The latter is much less reliable.
It takes about a minute to put money into a fund and another minute to sell it. Seems pretty simple to me.
The effort required to set up a non-profit trading account, go through KYC, make it secure, teach everyone in the org how it works, and do the necessary legal, budgetary and accounting compliance each year make this much more than a few minute job. Things that are easy for individuals are often less straightforward for organisations.