Is this the end of a 30-year bull market?

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Re: Is this the end of a 30-year bull market?

@Bobby1

There is population growth and then the real GDP is adjusted for inflation, there is real and nominal gdps. Mostly 2 percent for feds is a neutral position and over 2 they get hawkish and under 2 they get dovish. Sweet spot is around 2 percent inflation. Fed has both monetary and financial tools to address inflation. Since there was no wage growth and expenditure increased at cost of savings so this is where I think increase in consumer spending is not sustainable.

Ok thanks. I assume in your post 2 pct is nominal GDP growth. So if inflation is 2 pct real GDP growth is 0 pct