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> The US equities market value is already highly inflated. It will be coming down regardless over the next decade. I'll take the other side of that bet if you
by chollida1 8y ago
> The US equities market value is already highly inflated. It will be coming down regardless over the next decade.
I'll take the other side of that bet if you are saying that the market will be worth less in 10 years time than it is now.
If on the other hand you are saying the market will go down sometime in the next 10 years then, we'll that's not really a statement worth making:) That's like saying I predict that it will be colder than it is today sometime in the next 10 years.
- toomuchtodo 8y agoBased on current P/E ratios, the higher chances of an inverted yield curve, companies going private or not going public, and market analysis from folks like Vanguard about future returns being muted, my opinion is that most equities returns have been pulled forward, risk-adjusted returns will be comparable to bonds, and that there will both be a market pullback in the foreseeable future with total market value moving roughly sideways from today's highs for quite a while.
- tanderson92 8y agoAs a point of fact, the yield curve is not inverted (nor has it been for some time). Furthermore, forward PE ratios show returns far in excess of current government bond yields.