> Past returns don't guarantee future returns. Yes. But that's essentially a platitude that doesn't help making a rational decision. You can apply the same slo

> Past returns don't guarantee future returns. Yes. But that's essentially a platitude that doesn't help making a rational decision. You can apply the same slogan to the stock market. Here's how I look at it: for the real estate market, how many periods were there were you'd end up having to sell lower than what you paid for it when you bought?