papadad111
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Been thinking about the market and what's been transpiring. I'm not a market historian but it feels like we can draw some parallels to 1932 and we all know that was a dead market for the next 15 years, til the end of WW2. Fed raised too quickly after the big crash... sent the economy into a stagnant state til the end of the war. War didnt help, of course, but could we be on the verge (as Bogle suggests) of very anemic (or even negative REAL) returns for the next decade?
Ben B was at least well schooled and studied this time period. Janet less so....
Thinking of sequence of returns risks... Anyway, just wonder if we have any economists or historians (or those who might have lived through it...ya never know) who studied that period of time indepth that can share parallels and/or perpendiculars...
Ben B was at least well schooled and studied this time period. Janet less so....
Thinking of sequence of returns risks... Anyway, just wonder if we have any economists or historians (or those who might have lived through it...ya never know) who studied that period of time indepth that can share parallels and/or perpendiculars...
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