Past Performance Does Not Predict Future Performance, or Past Performance
In the archives of mutual fund performance data, company survivorship bias, non-computerized stock tracking, and lack of credible media sources all add up to lost data. When you dig into the fine print on performance documents, there are some ludicrous fine print statements like "Back-tested performance is not actual performance, but hypothetical". Basically - the publishers are openly guessing in a way that coincidentally supports their message to buy their funds.
At I2Guru, we don't like funds. The only assets that are real are stocks, bonds, real estate, CDs, and such. Funds and other packages of these are just a way to obscure your true returns and skim fees off your hard-earned money.
Like Damien says in the video, investing is simply about "hitting financial goals and avoiding catastrophic losses". Avoid the hype engine, understand the companies and securities you are investing in, and defend against the snake oil salesman that make up Big Finance today. Check out the I2Guru 200 Index for your next potential trades.