“Private equity produced average annual returns of 14.28% per year… contrast that with the S&P 500 public stocks that produced just 9.24% per year.”

Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · Tony Robbins Holy Grail of Investing Book: Build Your Wealth NOW!

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Cites private-equity average annual return of 14.28% versus S&P 500 9.24% over a 36-year period ending 2022

14.28% private-equity; 9.24% S&P 500

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“Private equity as a whole outperformed the S&P 500 by over five percentage points annually… 14.28% a year vs 9.2%”
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“Bridgewater bucked the trend and gave investors a gain of 9.4% that year… averaged over 11% annually since 1991, compared to approximately 7% of the S&P 500”
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“The return in the market has been about 17%, 18%… nominal returns 15%, real returns 11%… S&P PE is at a 21 PE versus 70 PE in 2000.”
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“From 1926 through 2025, a diversified portfolio… S&P 500 generated a return of about 10.5% a year. Small cap… 12.66% a year”
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