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Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim argues that investing in a broad index (e.g., S&P 500) has historically (over the last 40 years) outperformed 90% of active fund managers. He contrasts risk tolerance (willingness to take risk) with risk capacity (ability to absorb losses) using age-based examples: a 35-year-old has more capacity than a 60-year-old nearing retirement. He also shares a personal anecdote about starting investing at 19 with little money and leaving salaried employment two years ago, attributing part of his success to early start and time in the market.

Questions this video answers

The last 40 years.

You are going to outperform 90% of active fund managers.

19.

Two years ago.

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