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Yea I was looking at CAGR specifically.

True but the point was really if you're not growing by 20% or maybe 40% pa you'll fall behind quickly. Perhaps it didn't come across properly. The post wasn't about me but more the mindset behind say Berkshire Hathaway's compound returns.

You mean Biz? Not sure But wouldn't you have to have CG every year to live? What if there's no CG?

LOE would need a fair bit would've thought. Not to mention it might not be there if the market dives :D

I was running some numbers today and just realised my wealth has had an average compound return of around 125% since 2008 from when I was a graduate. This includes rent, estimate capital growth, salary, shares etc, you name it. Which got me thinking about a few things about accumulating wealth...