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No, see they are gonna be retired by 38. See, this line they drew extrapolating their stock and salary since starting work in 2012 will keep going up and up...
by gedy 6y ago
No, see they are gonna be retired by 38. See, this line they drew extrapolating their stock and salary since starting work in 2012 will keep going up and up...
- Aeolun 6y agoGiven the market over the past 100 years, that seems like a fairly reasonable assumption?
- antoinealb 6y agoDepends if parent means a single stock (like the one given as salary) or a more diversified portfolio. While on aggregate the stock market had a rather stable growth, this is not the case of individual assets.
- x87678r 6y agoIt isn't going to go up every decade. Also Check markets in Japan and Europe which have been flat 30, 20 years.
- mensetmanusman 6y agoThat’s because GDP is very tied to population growth, which essentially stoped in Japan and the EU. It still happens in the US due to immigration, but once that stops, then we will stall out as well.
- x87678r 6y agoMaybe but the link between GDP and stock market isn't strong either.