This article is about how the concept of endlessly compounding returns in the stock market can be misleading, because reinvesting dividends and assuming infinite growth ignores real-world constraints like market capacity, share issuance, and what the “aggregate shareholder” actually experiences.
This article is about how the concept of endlessly compounding returns in the stock market can be misleading, because reinvesting dividends and assuming infinite growth ignores real-world constraints like market capacity, share issuance, and what the “aggregate shareholder” actually experiences.
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