Issue #158 For years now I've been thinking about how demographics will affect the supply and demand for securities (especially U.S. stocks) in the future. It's not a pretty picture. From the 1980s to the present, the savings of Baby Boomers (born between 1946 and 1964) helped drive U.S. stocks higher. Unlike today, they could afford to save significantly more because living expenses were manageable (the cost of houses, cars, health insurance, health care and higher education hadn't yet gone through the roof), taxes and regulations were fairly low, and generally aging parents weren't a burden.
The current deficit and market to the moon scares the hell out of me. Nvidia is priced for perfection over the next 10 years using reverse DCF principles. Time to buy ? Nah
The current deficit and market to the moon scares the hell out of me. Nvidia is priced for perfection over the next 10 years using reverse DCF principles. Time to buy ? Nah