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The chart above looks at every 20-year rolling period since 1932.
If under the most optimistic conditions, real estate values triple in a 15-year period, or 3x/15.
Tripling every 15 years equates to an average annualized return of 7.8%
Summary of table above:
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1932–2016 has 66 Twenty-year rolling periods, of which 58 have recorded average annualized above 7.8%, or 88% of the rolling periods.
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1963–2016 has 35 Twenty-year rolling periods, of which 34 have recorded average annualized above 7.8%, or 97% of the rolling periods.
2008:
Since December 31, 2007, there have been nine (9) Twenty-year rolling periods which included 2008. Despite the S&P 500 Index dropping -37.02% in 2008, all nine of the Twenty-year rolling periods have recorded average annualized above 7.5%
Some time ago, I was given a link in this subreddit to calculate the average annual returns of the S&P 500 Index for any time period. If anyone has that link, please share.
Also, I would like to do this for the Russell 2000 Index, Mid-cap 400 Index, and International Stock Index.
Submitted July 25, 2017 at 05:21PM by abourne http://ift.tt/2v62WDk
