- Housing Down Turn
- Start Of Pandemic Downturn (not everything was a rocket ship)
- Post Pandemic Downturn
Not so once in a lifetime, it seems.
EDIT: if I include what I witnessed with my parents, I'd include the 90s / early 2000s tech bubble burst in this, which would make it 4
It's the same with all these natural disasters that apparently only happen once in a century every few years.
Plus it requires 3% gains each year forever - which is obviously impossible.
I'm just over the whole thing really.
You can buy 30 year Treasury bonds that pay well over 3% (the market rate was 3.88% yesterday). 30 years isnt forever, but its a substantial portion of a human lifetime.
For those worried about inflation, 30 year TIPS are paying 1.54% real (inflation + 1.54%).