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02-22-2019, 12:25 PM
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I always love these "(collectible) beats the market" stories.
So they use 1987 to 2015. What about 2016 -2018 if "data is robust" like they say in the article? And they never seem to reinvest dividends. Why? Most mutual fund holders reinvest dividends and gains. Yes, Legos beat the market, but it seems you better know what to buy. Who would think I should invest hundreds of thousands in the Star Wars mini-figure Darth Revan @ $5 each? Any idiot with a few dollars can invest in an index fund and clear 10% annually over time. Last edited by silvor; 02-22-2019 at 12:25 PM. 
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