Row 51019

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Yeah that's a good thing. If you were trying to decide on the ideal scenario that's exactly what you would choose, to have a really poor market during the first half of your accumulation phase and then a boom before you retire, capping it off with high interest on cash as you retire. The boomers have basically been graced with the perfect market conditions.

Whereas these are terrible market conditions for anyone who's a millennial saving for retirement. You do not want there to be a ripping bull market in your first decade, That's actually the realization of sequence of return risk. Because there's no way this is able to keep up forever and eventually we know that we pay for this and there'll be a stagnant period, which will come When those millennials have much more invested and ready to compound powerfully and they won't have it doing so the way it did with boomers. Especially if we are in an extended bond bear market? Then we won't have the nice opposite correlations and price gains that made bonds quite a good investment in the past for the boomers.

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text Yeah that's a good thing. If you were trying to decide on the ideal scenario that's exactly what you would choose, to have a really poor market during the first half of your accumulation phase and then a boom before you retire, capping it off with high interest on cash as you retire. The boomers have basically been graced with the perfect market conditions. Whereas these are terrible market conditions for anyone who's a millennial saving for retirement. You do not want there to be a ripping bu…
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