S&P 500 3 Year Return is at 40.29%
Inflation rate combined over the last 3 years 19.5%
Actual 3 year S&P return adjusted for inflation = ~ 6.6% yearly
S&P average yearly return over last 20 years = 9.7%
Imagine thinking you did well gaining in the past 3 years without considering inflation creaming your buying power
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