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Back in the 1970s the average buy hold ( aside from the divvy) didn't achieve much .Incidentally IR peaked in 1981 and thereafter the stocks and real estate enjoyed the largest bull in history lasting 40 years.Now IR is reversing that 40 year downtrend. Inflation and IR are the major part of the bull equation.We live in times where the younger generation only experienced rising prices in a long term bull with rampant speculation happening almost in every asset class.This will bo longer be the case but there will still be lot of opportunity with rallies but markets much more volatile a choppy .As more traders become frustrated with less returns more will look to the technical side of analysis and other methodologies
Back in the 1970s the average buy hold ( aside from the divvy) didn't achieve much .
Incidentally IR peaked in 1981 and thereafter the stocks and real estate enjoyed the largest bull in history lasting 40 years.
Now IR is reversing that 40 year downtrend. Inflation and IR are the major part of the bull equation.
We live in times where the younger generation only experienced rising prices in a long term bull with rampant speculation happening almost in every asset class.
This will bo longer be the case but there will still be lot of opportunity with rallies but markets much more volatile a choppy .
As more traders become frustrated with less returns more will look to the technical side of analysis and other methodologies
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