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@truthseekerisabeau Cyclical companies will always be at a discount to secular growth stocks

@cclay88 All the best on your journey. Rebalance your portfolio when corrections happen, even that adds a few basis points in the long run.

@cclay88 Cool information, SIP not out performing more is surprising. But have always believed buy more when others are fearful, good to see it works.

@blaise Frankly SIP should have out performed by a mile and it shouldn't have been this close. There are always assumptions which matter but the lesson is always buy more when others are afraid

@holytheophany Because Peter Lynch was not a student of behavioral economics/finance. If people didn't take advantage of dips as buying opportunity then you wouldn't have people becoming wealthy or even accumulating wealth. There is a term called rebalancing a portfolio which is precisely what...

@holytheophany The OP here just proved you wrong and you are harping on the opposite. People obviously invest in tranches but the lesson is simple if you want extra pouch to your portfolio buy more when others are afraid

@truthseekerisabeau P/B ratio changes every time the "price" changes. Book Value is relatively stable but price changes hence the ratio changes.

@lekky To answer your point 1 you can read the link below how ETF arbitrage works through creation of baskets. https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/032615/how-etf-arbitrage-works.asp

@oswald3%C3%A1 Haha good one