You made me look up the 26-year CAGR of FFH: 5.8%. Now I'm sure he bought a bunch of shares when the price was much lower than 26 years ago and so had a much better return, so I'm not saying that's his return, but looking at the chart, I can certainly see why it was painful for long periods!
You made me look up the 26-year CAGR of FFH: 5.8%. Now I'm sure he bought a bunch of shares when the price was much lower than 26 years ago and so had a much better return, so I'm not saying that's his return, but looking at the chart, I can certainly see why it was painful for long periods!