Delawaredave
Recycles dryer sheets
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Every time I get Vanguard newsletter, I ponder about the chart comparing 16 years of S&P vs. EAFE (posted below, if I can, otherwise here is link)
Moderator edit: Shorter link to shrink the post margins.
I thought over long, long term, S&P and EAFE grew about the same.
If that's true, looks like there's a huge divergence between S&P and EAFE over last 15-16 years.
What happens over next 15 years ?
1. Will they both regress-to-mean and 15 years from now be around same point ?
2. Will the world economy grow even faster than US and have EAFE eclipse S&P ?
3. Will the US continue to kick butt against world economies and get even further ahead ?
Moderator edit: Shorter link to shrink the post margins.
I thought over long, long term, S&P and EAFE grew about the same.
If that's true, looks like there's a huge divergence between S&P and EAFE over last 15-16 years.
What happens over next 15 years ?
1. Will they both regress-to-mean and 15 years from now be around same point ?
2. Will the world economy grow even faster than US and have EAFE eclipse S&P ?
3. Will the US continue to kick butt against world economies and get even further ahead ?