I don't quite agree with the statement "invest we must, for cash yields virtually nothing and inflation erodes returns".earthfriendly wrote:Okie, I went googling and realized my figure was outdated . So a 4 % ballpark seems to be more realistic. Goes to show how hard it is to predict the market. I apologize for the misleading info. Anway, I am never the one to crunch numbers. Take it with a grain of salt from me.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/john-b ... 2015-11-05
This particular statement is what has made people take excessive risk. We could actually be in a situation where cash remains static and all other risk assets crash, if interest rates go up significantly, for whatever reason. Bonds will crash, stocks will crash. Cash will be king.
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