was thinking about this. my entire portfolio and assumptions for retirement are based off of the benefits of compounding interest over long period of time.
what if, instead of the recessions followed by large gains we have had in the past, we just have more volatility but overall slow slow steady rise.
Would this mean i would have to vastly increase my retirement to have enough in 30- years? a difference in return of 2-3% versus 6% (considering inflationg).
I just find it hard to believe that the companies of the world will continue to have the demand to produce enough goods into the mid 21st century. there is so much debt. population is not growing as fast it used to. etc.
before you say "buu buu buuu you cant predict buu buuu ttt butt". seriously think about it. we consume so much shit these days. the world does. are we just going to be consoming twice as much in 20 years per person?
Submitted January 27, 2019 at 12:11PM by metallica11 http://bit.ly/2RnkdPa
