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Episode 403: Backtesting IULs and Stocks. When Past Performance Doesn’t Even Predict Past Performance!
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In this episode, we ask:
- What was born 129 years ago today?
- What has Mark learned?
- Have you ever seen the phrase, past performance is no guarantee of future results?
- What about marketing?
- What about backtesting?
- What is an index?
- How is the Dow Jones constructed?
- How are the stocks in the S&P weighted?
- What is the supersized Dow?
- What about target date funds (TDFs)?
- Where do TDFs live?
- What about options?
- What about make-believe simulations?
- Does past performance reflect past performance?
- What about the real-time rapid change in the numbers?
- What factors should we consider?
- Why bet your retirement on backtesting?
- What about historical averaging?
- What about broader trends and contractual guarantees?
- What about IULs?
- What about charts looking at a dollar invested in 1929…?
- Can you drive your car forward by looking in the rearview mirror?
- What are the takeaways?
340 episodes
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Manage episode 484302174 series 1610796
Content provided by Not Your Average Financial Podcast™. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Not Your Average Financial Podcast™ or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.
In this episode, we ask:
- What was born 129 years ago today?
- What has Mark learned?
- Have you ever seen the phrase, past performance is no guarantee of future results?
- What about marketing?
- What about backtesting?
- What is an index?
- How is the Dow Jones constructed?
- How are the stocks in the S&P weighted?
- What is the supersized Dow?
- What about target date funds (TDFs)?
- Where do TDFs live?
- What about options?
- What about make-believe simulations?
- Does past performance reflect past performance?
- What about the real-time rapid change in the numbers?
- What factors should we consider?
- Why bet your retirement on backtesting?
- What about historical averaging?
- What about broader trends and contractual guarantees?
- What about IULs?
- What about charts looking at a dollar invested in 1929…?
- Can you drive your car forward by looking in the rearview mirror?
- What are the takeaways?
340 episodes
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