>>22776906 (You)
I appreciate the response
>Because there are a million and one deflationary drags on the share market over the next 10 years. Boomers retiring and shifting asset allocation, monetary policy becoming tighter (It has to, eventually), the reality of global economic recession, etc. If you think stocks literally only go up, go look at the inflation adjusted SP500 from 1965 to 1990. Now that's not to say I think shares are in for 30 years of bearishness and crabbing, but I think the chance of it doing that are higher than they are that it's going to go up ~500% (inflation adjusted, which is what it's done from 1990 to 2020).
Boomers will never retire which is part of why there's such a tight bottleneck in the job market
>Bear Markets last YEARS on average. Everyone in this fucking market thinks a 10% dip in a given month is the world falling to shit and suddenly everything is a value investment worth buying in to for the inevitably post dip surge.
Sure, not disputing the length of bear markets just that we aren't heading into one.
I mean, i'm bearish on the dollar. I'm bearish on the middle class. Stimulus is going to happen. Interest rates are not going up. UBI (FedCoin) is going to happen (not around the corner but it is coming).
Equities, BTC, and physical PMs are long term going to be very bullish. Accumulate now and dab on woke faggots and boomers later.