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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (76010)4/8/2009 5:45:09 PM
From: Keith FeralRead Replies (1) of 118717
 
I should have bought 10 year notes in Jan 2000 and walked away! The first recession was a drag and the second one hasn't been that much fun either. Given the high PE in 2000, this decade was destined to end up with a negative return. However, 9 years later, it's a different story.

In the next 10 years, it would be almost impossible to imagine a scenario where stocks to not outperform Treasury bonds. 3% 10 year Treasuries doesn't even match the yield on the market with a low double digit multiple.
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