> it's been very good to me on three separate occasions. Were those occasions during the mass retirement of the boomer generation leading to accelerating liqui

> it's been very good to me on three separate occasions. Were those occasions during the mass retirement of the boomer generation leading to accelerating liquidation of stock market positions while the replacement generations are inadequate in number to replace the retirees during the collapse of globalization likely causing drops in worker productivity? Or were they during the longest stock market bull run in history?