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To: staring who wrote (58112)	10/5/2016 3:47:43 PM
From: bruwin	Read Replies (1) of 78719

" ... I think it may be realistic to say that it is possible to deliver an Average annual return of 10% a year" Well, I'd say that the larger the Portfolio the less likely that one will achieve a relatively high annual return. In addition, the stock selection criteria will also influence those results. For the individual investor Buffett recommends a portfolio of between 5 and 10 stocks. The more stocks one has the more likely it will be that the poorer performers will reduce the positive contribution made by the better performers. Here is a 5 stock portfolio I put together from stocks proposed by others, and which I liked the look of based on their financials. Moodys replaced Joy in 2014 ... Over an approximate 4 year period the gain of 65.23% represents an Annual Compounded Interest Rate of about 13.1%

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