We'll deal with 2025 when we get to it.
From Bloomberg, Feb. 6:
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60/40 portfolio to earn 2.9% real return, according to report
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Cheaper stock prices partially offset by lower growth forecast
If the wizards at AQR Capital Management LLC are right, on the current trajectory the next few years will be a struggle for investors seeking the kind of returns they enjoyed in the “rosier past.”
The $196 billion quantitative hedge fund this week updated its assumptions for major asset classes, and at first glance the outlook has brightened somewhat:...
...The trouble is, the improvements over last year are mainly due to cheaper prices after 2018’s annus horribilis. AQR expects a traditional 60/40 portfolio of U.S. assets to earn just 2.9 percent after inflation over the medium term, compared with a long-term average of 5 percent....MORE
