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Yes, I agree, but I think there is more to it than just that. I think that a very high rate of growth of a portfolio continued over an extended period time would have to increase the risks - regardless of how good the individual items in the portfolio are. The higher the rate of growth, and the...

Yes Steve, but one can get a bit cocky and take it too far. The longer one continues with a massive rate of growth, the more likely it is for something negative and unforeseen to happen and bring it all crashing down. It is easy to see in hindsight, when one went 'too far'. And easy to say what...

Similar thoughts to ozperp. a) how much wealth do you want, and b) do you want to quit that job Here is a thought: given the cash result of 12x wage if you sell, you could simply invest the proceeds (assuming you, not the bank, can grab it?) in something really boring (but completely safe and...