re: Best way to invest $50-$100 a month..

But that isn't past 20 years, is it? Which is what I said I was trying to independently find.

I don't pay attention to "since inception" for very old actively traded funds.

Financial climate is VASTLY different.

You are over a wide range of managers, the high average could be from a single manager that kicked arse 30 years ago.

The fund strategies given to the managers probably has changed several times.


So I consider data from more than 20 years or so to be largely irrelevant.


Now a passively traded index fund, more is better.