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hung108140 wrote:
你有認真存過錢嗎？愛...(恕刪)
我沒有認真存過錢，我只有努力賺錢
讓我的財富更迅速增加
而且目前來說，錢我拿來投資，用做公司資本來營運，
遠比複利還增加的快
然而我之前在寫的時候，便有想到複利的事了，但通膨，其實也是形式上的複利增加的
雖然我查不到資料，但我相信15年前英國的煙，也一定遠比現在便宜的
所以兩相抵消，應該不過份
更別說複利也跟利率多少有關
今時今日英國的存款利率是0.5%
複利個15年，總共也不過是7,8%而已
我相信香煙15年應該不只漲10%了吧
至於愛因斯坦究竟有沒有講過複利什麼的.....
下面是我以前讀過的文....
Did the eminent physicist really ever say such a thing? The claim that he did appears dubious for a couple of significant reasons: • The attribution of this sentiment about compound interest to Einstein doesn't seem to have existed during the scientist's lifetime, first appearing in print only several decades after his death, and always repeated as something he supposedly said in some indefinite time and place. (Albert Einstein died in 1955, but the earliest mention we could find of this item was in a 1983 New York Times blurb.)
• Just what Einstein reportedly said about compound interest varies quite a bit from source to source: That it was "the greatest invention in human history" (or "the greatest invention of mankind," or "the greatest invention of all," or "the most significant invention of the nineteenth century"), that it is "the most powerful force in the universe," or that it is "more complicated than the theory of relativity." (That last variation echoes another sentiment popularly attributed to Einstein which also began to appear only well after his death, to the effect that "preparing a tax return is more complicated than relativity theory" or "the hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax.")
We suspect that this perspective on the power of compound interest is a fairly modern invention, one which has been retroactively placed into the mouth of a prominent dead person to give it more punch.
有點長，你有興趣的話可以看一看
不過他大致的要表達的是
複利的力量這件事，可以合理猜測是現代人，加諸在一個過世有名的學者身上
好讓這件事更有力量.....
您可以參考看看.....
然而這件事在美國是很重要的，因為大部份的美國人不存錢
所以提倡儲蓄還蠻重要的，我想Albert Einstein應該也不會介意被拿來利用一下
我之所以寫之前那篇文，是不希望台灣人變得像美國人一樣
不知道自已在幹嘛，用自己的人生和青春，去換取一時的爽快
然後兩袖清風，再來怨天怨世
不過我要繼續潛下去，暫且不再回文了，還是要忙忙一些事先......
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