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Even the well balanced US indexed funds are bringing in currently 140-150% return over 5 years.
Which is less than your minimum 15% per annum....
Look back over 10 years (to include the 2008) crash and their performance will be much much worse.
Like I say, list specific funds that have achieved >15% year on year over the last 10 years.
EDIT: Look at the NASDAQ over the last 5 years, any basic tracker would have achieved 200% cumulative growth (15% pa). This isn't investor skill or great fund management, it's just riding a rising market. Any fool can do that.
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However, look at it over 10 years and you aren't doing quite so well, you cumulative year on year gain would be roughly half that (7% ish). I'd be impressed to see any major fund achieve 15% pa cumulative over that last 10 years (obviously higher risk, lower volume fund might, but they could just as easily fold as well).
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