Congratulations, this is officially the dumbest post on this thread.
You can't discredit me when I am giving my own real life examples quoting tickers for such investment you can verify for yourself, you discredit me while providing zero substantiation and no valid argument but empty insults reflecting your low intelligence. For morrons like you id say stay away from the market.
And whilst this week I managed to book my self a holiday in an exotic place for two weeks all paid for from returns, and whilst I'll be banging a fine ass chick 20 yr old chick this weekend with massive plastic tits wining and dining then fucking her til seat drips on my ripped up abs. You can sit here on your fat American ass and tell the world that I am an idiot I am all day long
I tried to give people some motivational thoughts on possibilities in this world, its what I thrive on....hope, but it seems the will of the pessimists and what I call "poor man's mentality" is way too rife. So go fuck yourself 
your motivational insight was as follow...
go back in time and hold Berkshire for 20+ years.
Invest in a fund that made a onetime gain of 50% in a year hoping it will continue making 50% every year.
The fact that you have to brag about your self over a message board just shows how truly insecure you are. Show me wealthy fund managers who are on forums bragging about taking exotic vacations and banging 1k an hour escorts while high on Colombian cocaine. Id love to see it.
Anyone can give real life examples...2 personally from last year: I invested in PSX shortly after COP spun if off made around 100% gain. I investing HY shortly after NACCO giving 100%+ gain.
Now what you need to under stand is saying what you invested in and how much you made is meaningless. The true art is how you found your investments not what price did you buy and sell them at. You talk nothing of valuation or investment strategy. Remember friend, Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people. You are still stuck on the events stage of thinking.
You sound like a charlatan on an infomercial rather than an astute serious investor.