silver investment: The Lowest Risk, Highest Return Potential, page-217

When a company's capitalisation falls below a certain level it's removed from the index.

So when a company is proven to be 'a real turkey' its dumped from the Dow?

This making it look as though the Dow is 'a real winner' - as per your post above about the big, big gain since 1935 - but really all the losers are being swept under the carpet.

But what if you had your money is one of those 'real turkeys' that went bust and fell off the Dow?

What then Skol?

Do you get your money back, if you lose it all?

So you can never make the kind of gains that you quote aye Skol, even if 'you get real lucky'.

What gains have you made from investing in stocks over the last few years Skol? Was it 2,500%?