I'm personally not sure what's gonna happen. I don't foresee US economic growth rates of the past 40 years sustained for the next 40. We kicked the can down th

I'm personally not sure what's gonna happen. I don't foresee US economic growth rates of the past 40 years sustained for the next 40. We kicked the can down the road in 2008, 2012, 2014, sure. Anytime the S&P500 suffers we lower interest rates, open swap lines, buy corporate debt, and now we're talking about a 10T infrastructure program. Just take a sober look at US federal spending and entitlement programs. At what point is the US itself a bubble? Burry's answer: "When the degree to which we can tax our population eclipses the interest on our debt" [1]. It's not pessimism to tell someone they're standing under a massive, precariously placed boulder. Just because you like them, just because it's inconvenient, just because it's very rare people get hit by boulders -- it doesn't make the boulder go away. The boulder is current debt levels and it's just gotten bigger over the past 10 years. 1. https://youtu.be/pDXHMbnF1nw https://youtu.be/pDXHMbnF1nw