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by wpietri
2735 days ago
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> To be fair, when you have $100 Million, the goal of the game is not "growth", but holding onto that money. What's your evidence for that? Sure, they don't want to lose, but nobody does. And if anybody likes to get richer, it is pretty clearly rich people. Even the charity-focused ones want to keep increasing their resources, as that lets them have more impact. |
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The worldwide bond / debt market exceeds $100 Trillion. While the worldwide stock market is only $69 Trillion (sum of top 60 exchanges)
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/all-of-the-worlds-stock-exc...
It is clear that Bonds are more popular than Stocks, by a factor of ~50% or so. The rich are buying up debt in far greater numbers than stocks. And EVERYONE knows that Bonds make less money.
I know some of it is cultural. My Chinese friends tend to own real-estate. But it seems like around the world, all major investors favor the lower-risks of Bond investing compared to Stocks.