Reply to post #21928184 sachz if you use their numbers of 16%...

Reply to post #21928184 sachz if you use their numbers of 16% compounding you get this starting from 100%

	Column 1	Column 2
0	2016	100.00
1	2017	116.00
2	2018	134.56
3	2019	156.09
4	2020	181.06
5	2021	210.03
6	2022	243.64
7	2023	282.62
8	2024	327.84
9	2025	380.30

So after 9 years you would have a growth of 380% from where we are at now. Still seems extremely conservative if the believe in what Tony Seba talks about disruption and then backs up his claims with undeniable facts. Just look at solar panels installed on rooftops in Australia! Just look at digital cameras! Film cameras are where???MMMMmmmm very conservative growth analysis IMO. I like what they say about long term increased demand as I'm sure most people are.
I guess Morningstar don't want to look like complete dicks should they not follow general consensus within the finance industry at this point!