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In general, low inflation periods are a great time to growth wealth, assuming you're prepared to own stocks. There's a big discrepancy between what the sharemarket will return vs what inflation will eat up.In high inflation environments, sure deposit and bond yields will be super high, but the real rate of return (after inflation) is probably still fairly low. Importantly, sharemarkets are considerably less likely to perform with any premium over bond rates during this time.
In general, low inflation periods are a great time to growth wealth, assuming you're prepared to own stocks. There's a big discrepancy between what the sharemarket will return vs what inflation will eat up.
In high inflation environments, sure deposit and bond yields will be super high, but the real rate of return (after inflation) is probably still fairly low. Importantly, sharemarkets are considerably less likely to perform with any premium over bond rates during this time.
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