When investing, what do you compare your results with? Why is it even important to do so? Today, we’ll discuss benchmarks, and most importantly, how to set the right one for your goals!
You’ll Learn
- The pros and cons of having a benchmark.
- How using a benchmark helps you understand your investment strategy better.
- What should you do if you don’t beat your benchmark?
- Is it possible to invest without comparing your results?
- Which benchmark to choose?
- Should you combine your US and Canadian results or keep them separate?
- When is it relevant to change benchmark?
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