| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 23:10 - Nov 8 with 1363 views | Guthrum |
You can see why dropping a few tens of millions into a risky-but-potentially-lucrative, fairly long-term punt on an English football club is not a big deal for a fund of that size. |  |
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| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 23:19 - Nov 8 with 1324 views | BluedanW |
Id like to know what they are doing right to make profits like that with interest rates so low. Wish I'd invested |  | | |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 05:07 - Nov 9 with 1198 views | bobbyramsey |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 23:19 - Nov 8 by BluedanW |
Id like to know what they are doing right to make profits like that with interest rates so low. Wish I'd invested |
You do know that they're not investing in a cash ISA with the Halifax or Nationwide? |  | | |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 09:13 - Nov 9 with 1042 views | StokieBlue |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 23:19 - Nov 8 by BluedanW |
Id like to know what they are doing right to make profits like that with interest rates so low. Wish I'd invested |
It literally says in the article where the main profits came from:
"The highest performing asset classes included domestic stocks, which generated a 43.7 percent annual return, and private equity buyouts and venture capital, which generated a 53.2 percent annual return."
Need to read past the headline.
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| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 09:17 - Nov 9 with 1022 views | Keno |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 05:07 - Nov 9 by bobbyramsey |
You do know that they're not investing in a cash ISA with the Halifax or Nationwide? |
nah, they will have a bit with Santander as well |  |
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| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 09:18 - Nov 9 with 1018 views | MaySixth |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 23:10 - Nov 8 by Guthrum |
You can see why dropping a few tens of millions into a risky-but-potentially-lucrative, fairly long-term punt on an English football club is not a big deal for a fund of that size. |
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| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 09:29 - Nov 9 with 1006 views | mikeybloo88 |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 23:19 - Nov 8 by BluedanW |
Id like to know what they are doing right to make profits like that with interest rates so low. Wish I'd invested |
It would be pretty hard not to have made decent money from equity funds over the last 18 months...even some of my l'il old global/tech tracker funds have gone up 60-70% from pre pandemic levels. Anyone buying the dip in Mar/Apr20 has seen 100% growth in some cases... |  | | |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 09:47 - Nov 9 with 980 views | Swansea_Blue |
Can we persuade a few of them to work a bit longer so we can buy a defence? |  |
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| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 09:50 - Nov 9 with 961 views | Keno |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 09:47 - Nov 9 by Swansea_Blue |
Can we persuade a few of them to work a bit longer so we can buy a defence? |
to be fair the current defenders have hardly set the place alight | |
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| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 11:16 - Nov 9 with 887 views | lowhouseblue |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 09:13 - Nov 9 by StokieBlue |
It literally says in the article where the main profits came from:
"The highest performing asset classes included domestic stocks, which generated a 43.7 percent annual return, and private equity buyouts and venture capital, which generated a 53.2 percent annual return."
Need to read past the headline.
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indeed it was a good time to be in us equities. what is interesting is that they clearly have a high allocation to such 'risk assets'. current regulation means that it would be very hard for an equivalent uk pension fund to have such a positive asset allocation. [Post edited 9 Nov 2021 11:20]
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| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 13:01 - Nov 9 with 816 views | Swansea_Blue |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 09:50 - Nov 9 by Keno |
to be fair the current defenders have hardly set the place alight |
We'll need better if we want to climb the ladder | |
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| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 13:06 - Nov 9 with 782 views | footers |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 09:50 - Nov 9 by Keno |
to be fair the current defenders have hardly set the place alight |
We don't need them to do that. What do you think Blue Action are for? |  |
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| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 15:13 - Nov 9 with 690 views | ElephantintheRoom |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 23:19 - Nov 8 by BluedanW |
Id like to know what they are doing right to make profits like that with interest rates so low. Wish I'd invested |
Brinsley Schwartz can help you with that. If you google our ohio-based owner he's not backward in coming forward with his investment strategy. Property dear boy - buy it chdap and revalue it - hey presto a profit, at least on paper. | |
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| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 15:47 - Nov 9 with 649 views | Radlett_blue |
| The Arizona Pension Fund is currently totalling $15.7 billion..... on 15:13 - Nov 9 by ElephantintheRoom |
Brinsley Schwartz can help you with that. If you google our ohio-based owner he's not backward in coming forward with his investment strategy. Property dear boy - buy it chdap and revalue it - hey presto a profit, at least on paper. |
Brinsley Schwartz was born in Woodbridge & was a decent guitarist, notably with Graham Parker & the Rumour. |  |
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