For four decades, patient savers able to grit their teeth through bubbles, crashes and geopolitical upheaval won the money game. But the formula of building a nest egg by rebalancing a standard mix of stocks and bonds isn’t going to work nearly as well as it has.
Yes, I was wondering about the same thing. However, I haven’t been active in relevant communities since a few months after the covid crash. So, I don’t know “what’s up” with the market.
But I think ETFs are still valid. Due to the once-in-a-lifetime events of the past years, I think it’s just many companies having difficulties and a similar amount of other companies doing great. Hence the sideways trend. Or its just the rich controlling the trading being more conservative and buying out everytime they can.
Pillaging by the Super-Rich Will Continue Until the Working Class Revolts ( www.commondreams.org )
Your ‘Set It and Forget It’ 401(k) Made You Rich. No More. — WSJ ( apple.news )
For four decades, patient savers able to grit their teeth through bubbles, crashes and geopolitical upheaval won the money game. But the formula of building a nest egg by rebalancing a standard mix of stocks and bonds isn’t going to work nearly as well as it has.
Unions work. That's why the corporations don't like them. ( lemmy.world )
Our tee stove is wearing slippers now. Its toenails are so sharp that it scratches the table its standing on. Not anymore, sir! ( feddit.de )