Joe Ready
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40 appearances
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first heard Apr 2018
last heard Apr 2018
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That's right, JR.
It has not borne out.
In fact, the index in and of itself is at an all-time 17-year high.
That's in September of 2000, right before the dot-com sort of bubble, if you will.
And what we find is 7 out of 10 investors, when we talked to them, said that they're very confident about maintaining their household income and achieving their investment objectives over the next five years.
So there's still a lot of optimism in the market.
Right.
In fact, I referred to this as the new normal, which is the correction tolerance, if you will.
And to your point, over half have said they could not only tolerate a correction at 10% or more, but the interesting part, 45%, when we asked about volatility, said they're concerned about volatility.
But that's actually down from 64% just a year ago.
So optimism continues to pour.
And to add to that, JR, 6 out of 10 say right now it's a good time to invest broadly in the financial markets.
And more specifically, 5 out of 10 said it's a good time to invest in stocks.
So they're very positive about the overall projection market going forward.
They are.
I think what we've learned during this long run, whether it's a 17-year high, we've had sort of the correction in 08, 09, and then the great run-up here, if you will, in terms of valuations.
I think what investors have realized in retirement, that the market will work in their favor in the long run.
And so I think...
There is a little bit of this sort of conditioning that's gone on, which is to say, you know, don't have an emotional knee-jerk reaction.
There's a lot of resilience to stay invested according to your plan and don't have knee-jerk reactions.
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