It has been sometime since I looked at the comparative performance of various markets. I have taken these markets back to a nominal starting date of 13/03/09 which could be considered the date markets reversed after the GFC.
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Master……..I don’t understand
I was told the Earth is not flat and have seen photos that ‘prove’ that it is round
I was told Australia was the ‘lucky country’ (again) after the GFC but the All Ords chart is the flattest of all the charts?
think of them as stock prices and you had put $1 into each one at the beginning of the sample period.
Master Tate…….at the risk of testing your patience and feeling the lash of your broad vocabulary…..your answer did little to enlighten me.
Why does the market of a country who weathers the storm of the GFC better than most not give me a better return than the market of the country who created the GFC?
I understand Master…………. the concept of asking the wrong question……..
So hoping I have caught the Master in a good mood……..perhaps after his tea and toast……..I ask a more relevant question?
When does a student decide they have chosen a less profitable market to be in and switch to the more profitable market?
The charts are not designed to tell you which market to be – they simply look at the comparative performance of a variety of markets. The relative difference in performance between the US and our market can be explained by the fact that we are a small undiversified market that no one is interested in when the price of dirt is not running hot. The US market is a diversified, highly liquid market that is the centre point of world equity markets.
The student offers his thanks for the measured response.