Stocks are priced for zero growth? Maybe that's what we'll get.

[kanzeon_2040]

If you bought an equal proportion of all the bonds that are publicly traded in the US, the average yield (interest payment) on those bonds, after expenses, would be 2.30%.

If you bought an equal proportion of all the stocks that are publicly traded in the US, the average yield (dividend payment) on those stocks, after expenses, would be 2.08%On

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[curlicue]

In 1986 I put $3000 into GE Long Term Bond Fund. I had no idea what it was, but I was told it was safe.

I've never touched it, and it's now worth 19,000.

At first I never touched it because it was hardly worth it. Now it outperforms most everything I own (since 2007).

My 401? I'm putting 15% of my salary into a 2050 retirement fund. Guess you could call me an optimist.

[catnash]

My retirement lost 22% this quarter.