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by MuffinFlavored
1387 days ago
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> The reason being that, over a 5+ year investment horizon, a total US market portfolio will average about 6% after inflation. I see a lot of talk lately how if the Federal Reserve needs to get the "Federal Funds Effective Rate" to a "not artificially 0-2% low" (like we've had for a while due to various forms of quantitative easing) that stock returns of typical "6% after inflation" with dividends reinvested aren't as likely. Any thoughts? https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FEDFUNDS |
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