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Why interest rates getting to 5-6% in the coming years is a low probability event:
1/we've never had a demographic this big live for so long
boomers didn't have this when they were coming up
https://awealthofcommonsense.com/2021/04/the-two-most-underappreciated-forces-driving-markets-today/
1/we've never had a demographic this big live for so long
boomers didn't have this when they were coming up
https://awealthofcommonsense.com/2021/04/the-two-most-underappreciated-forces-driving-markets-today/
2/boomers hold most of the financial assets
and as you get older you buy more bonds
and as you get older you buy more bonds
3/there is now ~$20 trillion IRAs+401ks
~$3 trillion is in targetdate funds
previous cycles didn't have funds/advisors that automatically rebalanced in size like this
bonds will always catch a bid
~$3 trillion is in targetdate funds
previous cycles didn't have funds/advisors that automatically rebalanced in size like this
bonds will always catch a bid
4/this is one of the reasons even though the S&P 500 is up almost 700% since the lows in March 2009, more than $3 trillion has gone into bond funds while just $164 billion has gone into stock funds
5/to sum up: demographics and automated investments are likely to keep a cap on rates in the coming years
*govt spending is obviously the biggest risk to this thesis
*govt spending is obviously the biggest risk to this thesis
