S&P 500

“The treasury problem is that subsequent to March, 20 20, the cost of capital exploded from eight percent to 25%. And you can see that in the performance of the S&P 500 index, which went from about eight percent a year for a decade to more than 25% in that next…”

“Well, no, I own way more just S&P 500 than I do HubSpot and Airbnb. But I would say that 90% of my net worth is in the S&P 500.”

“I've got, like, forty million dollars or fifty million dollars in US T-bills that, like, mature every 30 days, and I'm keeping them on, in, like, short-term T-bills because I'm, like, I'm gonna find some other investment, whether that's the S&P 500 or somethin…”

“In the last 10 years, if you take the NBA, the Major League Baseball, soccer, and hockey, those four together, they've averaged between them, 18% compounded during that time, versus 11% there in the S&P 500.”

“They've basically acquired almost 400,000 Bitcoin. they've outperformed every company in the S&P 500. And last week alone, it saw one hundred and thirty six billion dollars of trading volume.”

“The best part of my portfolio that they did was simply indexing the S&P. The S&P has returned about 13% in that time. They did a lot of other stupid shit that averaged it down to six percent.”

“I built a very simple model that makes the assumption that you start contributing to your Roth Diary by 21, the mega backdoor by like 30. Even if you just indexed the S&P and you looked at the hundred year average of the S&P, you end up with thirty million dol…”

“Assume that 80% went into the S&P 500. Yeah, it's double. Is it up 75%? Yeah. I think the S&P, I mean, just whatever the S&P is up, 80% of my portfolio is up that amount.”

“The S&P 500 at this point is not an American index. It's a global index.”