I don't see a post of this caliber of quality (low) doing well on HackerNews (for good reason)
It's nothing more than a speculative piece. It's hard to have any substance on this topic (broad generalizations/speculation about the direction of the U.S. economy and/or the stock market's reaction to it/its estimated future)
I love the topic personally. Once you have a decent chunk of your net worth exposed to equities, it can be very intoxicating when the market rallies and you make $10k-$100k (1-2%) a day for "doing nothing".
People who bought the dip at S&P 3500-3600 are probably very happy right now. Yes, we're down from all time highs of 4800 still. But all of the "I'm happy with 5% bond yield" talk kind of becomes moot when the market is up ~13% year to date.
It's nothing more than a speculative piece. It's hard to have any substance on this topic (broad generalizations/speculation about the direction of the U.S. economy and/or the stock market's reaction to it/its estimated future)
I love the topic personally. Once you have a decent chunk of your net worth exposed to equities, it can be very intoxicating when the market rallies and you make $10k-$100k (1-2%) a day for "doing nothing".
People who bought the dip at S&P 3500-3600 are probably very happy right now. Yes, we're down from all time highs of 4800 still. But all of the "I'm happy with 5% bond yield" talk kind of becomes moot when the market is up ~13% year to date.