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You are assuming that the 'younger' retirees will keep a substantial
percentage in equities. The risk to that way of thinking is if we
finally get to the psychology of a bottom, ie, Joe Public hates stocks,
and moves into bonds instead...
And if I were running the Treasury (or a large corporation), I would be
waiting here for the big move into bonds *before* starting to take
advantage of the demand for LT bonds and borrowing long.
Regards
DanG
You wrote:
Bruce,
Examine your views of boomers and retirement. Retirement no longer has
the "gold watch at 65" definition. Think about it and it's impact on
sell
equities/buy bonds.
Regards,
Mike
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