Fund manager: ‘Nightmare’ US stock valuations driven by ‘young, dumb’ investors

Re:Fund manager: ‘Nightmare’ US stock valuations driven by ‘... by hcknwscommenter on Monday October 19, 2020 @05:44PM (#24831372)

You can still plan for a 3.5% withdrawal rate and be way off of what you need to retire if you are assuming a 12-15% return rate.

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Re:Fund manager: ‘Nightmare’ US stock valuations driven by ‘... by icedchai on Monday October 19, 2020 @10:36PM (#24833443)

I already hit my FIRE goal, so not a problem for me.

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Re:Fund manager: ‘Nightmare’ US stock valuations driven by ‘... by hcknwscommenter on Thursday October 22, 2020 @01:27PM (#24860568)

Good for you, but your FIRE goal either explicitly or inherently assumes both an inflation rate and an expected return rate. It is crazy to ignore both as you seem to be doing with your statement that you are safe from failing to meet 12-15% returns simply because you are assuming a 3.5% withdrawal rate. In addition to inflation and expected return, you also should consider max draw down potential.

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