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Assumptions: Stock Interest Rate: 7.5% Bond Interest Rate: 4% Inflation: 3.5% Time Machine to last century: Priceless

• marvin 13y ago
  If you are certain that the returns on any investment will be very low during the next 20 years, presumably you could make a lot of money by using some sort of long-term options strategy. Why won't you just do that? (I'd actually strongly advise against this, I'm just attempting to prove a point). There is no way of knowing what the future will hold other than attempting to extrapolate from the past. Besides, if the future is going to be as poor as you seem to expect, you're screwed regardless of how you position yourself.
• LekkoscPiwa 13y ago
  Correction. Inflation in the US about 10%. Unless, of course, you believe everything what the Government says.
• maeon3 13y ago
  They just want people to start pumping all their life savings into a stock market bubble happening right now that's about to pop, so goldman sachs can get other people to take the wrong end of the trade in 9..8..7...