Sim (host of Friends That Invest)
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 3 Aug
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Now, 2018 was a bad year because there was no asset class that made a positive return.
And the only asset class that didn't make a negative return and therefore was the best performing asset class because everything else was like minus 5%, minus 10%, minus 20% was aggregate bonds.
And aggregate bonds had a return of 0%.
It's like when everyone else fails so badly in a test that you end up doing really well because everyone else was just so crap.
It's not like you were very good, but like in comparison, you're like, oh, I got a 0%, but I am number one because everyone else got like minus 10.
That's what happened to aggregate bonds.
So congratulations, aggregate bonds.
Now, in 2019, a year before COVID, beautiful time, we had no idea what was coming, was value stocks.
And value stocks were up 31%.
And I just know Warren Buffett was like having the time of his life that year because value stocks are Warren Buffett's specialty.
It's what he's known for.
He says, you know, buy really good companies.
at fair prices, see if there is some underlying value where the value, the intrinsic value of the company is lower than the market value, like what it's trading for.
So he had a good year and I'm sure a lot of people thought, awesome, I'm going to invest in a lot of value stock and see what happens next year.
2020 hit.
value stocks were not the highest option.
It was actually growth stocks and growth stocks had a 33% year on year rise, which is huge.
And so you might be going, okay, Simp,
2020, growth stocks.
I'm going to invest in 2021.
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