Stocks always go up generally because the more people there are the more consumers exist to spend and save money, and almost all of history populations have climbed especially so after WWII. Its likely we’ll never see that type of influx of new babies being born again in our life times in fact US population is projected to begin decreasing in the second half of the 2030s. How does that baby boomer bubble that will begin to en masse remove money from the market by withdrawing from their 401ks and Milennial/Gen Zers not meeting the replacement level needed to keep the population growing not indicate a massive stall in stock market growth at some point in the next 50 years?
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