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I Don't See Much Evidence Of An Equity Bubble.

I Come From Main Street, From A Small Town That's Really Depressed.

If Current Trends Continue, The Typical U.s. Worker Will Be Considerably More Productive Several Decades From Now. Thus, One Might Argue That Letting Future Generations Bear The Burden Of Population Aging Is Appropriate, As They Will Likely Be Richer Than We Are Even Taking That Burden Into Account.

The Economic Repercussions Of A Stock Market Crash Depend Less On The Severity Of The Crash Itself Than On The Response Of Economic Policymakers, Particularly Central Bankers.

Indeed, In General, Healthy Investment Returns Cannot Be Sustained In A Weak Economy, And Of Course It Is Difficult To Save For Retirement Or Other Goals Without The Income From A Job.