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    1. ViciousNakedMoleRat on

      Is there a particular reason to anchor it to October 2022, except for MSCI EMU performing particularly well right after, compared to the S&P?

    2. curtainedcurtail on

      Overtime it has still outperformed Eurostoxx 50 though, which is still lower than where it was in 2000. S&P 500 has upped 3.5 times over the same period.

    3. TheSecondTraitor on

      The problem is, that there is Nvidia and Europe isn’t doing any meaningful R&D with AI whether it’s software or hardware.

    4. ohnosquid on

      To me it means European stocks aren’t doing as bad as many people claim, and even if they are outperformed when Nvidia is included, being behind doesn’t necessarily mean the stocks are bad.

    5. Due-Glove4808 on

      Okay, i would still rather invest to S&P500 with Nvidia exposure.

    6. applesandoranegs on

      This doesn’t make sense because if Nvidia didn’t exist a lot of the money that went into it would go into other companies

    7. We are probably beating US in space industry as well. Only need to exclude SpaceX.

    8. 50_61S-----165_97E on

      Let’s see S&P500 versus STOXX600 without [Insert highest performing European stock here]

    9. baddymcbadface on

      So if we cherry pick the anchor point and kick out their top performer we’re equal after spending years behind?

      Wow. Smashing it lads.

    10. Chester_roaster on

      “hey guys if we tailor the stats they actually don’t look as bad!” 

    11. Apprehensive-Big7934 on

      “Without Verstappen, Norris is the F1 World Champion”

    12. SinisterCheese on

      Kinda like how Finnish economy got distrorted by Nokia. It looked like our economy had a massive overall boom and productivity had went up like a miracle. Fact was that all the other companies had continued basically on the same trajectory since like the 70s. And after 2008, we basically ran out of ideas about everything.

    13. whatsgoingon350 on

      I’m more curious about how it’s going to look in 2 years

    14. djlorenz on

      Europe is far behind on stock performance. This is the sad reality.
      We are much better than US and China in many ways, but we are getting lapped when talking about the economy, stocks and profits.

    15. nvkylebrown on

      Well, this guy is a banker you should trust! Oct22… hmm, not trying to sell anything at all, that is a completely reasonable starting point for this imaginary portfolio. And deleting the best performing part of an index fund is totally reasonable!

      Here is the actual Schwab S&P500 fund:
      https://www.schwab.com/research/mutual-funds/quotes/chart/swppx

      Its up about double what it was in Oct22.

      Here is MSCI EMU:
      https://www.msci.com/documents/10199/255599/msci-emu-index.pdf

      EMU doesn’t look all that good compared to, well, everything else.

      Posting this chart will make a large number of people cross-check your work, and it doesn’t look good for /r/luxusbuerg.

      Not very honest. The point of index funds is to have a variety of stocks in them. Some will do well, others not so much. I’m not sure what point of this chart has other than mislead the naive.

    16. rohnaddict on

      Removing Nvidia for comparison is somewhat fine. Making the intentional decision to start the graph from october 2022 is just comical. How dumb do you have to be, to take shit like this at face value?

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