Do bullet loans change experiences?

2023-08-05 08:59:24

Oh, the extreme new debt during Trump's first term made the stock markets explode. It only gets cold a generation later, who have to pay for it.

2023-08-05 10:07:11

No worries, that is currently being eroded by inflation. It is initially bad for everyone in the short term, but in the medium term investments in tangible assets (real estate, stocks) perform significantly better than pure interest investments like [Tagesgeld]. And those who diligently increase their income along with inflation devalue their debts ;)

2023-08-05 10:33:43

I would be rather cautious with such statements. No one would have thought that Russia would ignite a war in the middle of Europe or that after WW2, a right-wing nationalist party in Germany would ever gain as much support as currently, or that Trump would be effectively re-elected despite nonsense attached to him.

Therefore, I would rather exclude the past decades from the previous ETF performance.

And people also earn from that. Just take a look at Rheinmetall's performance.

The keyword is diversification. Putting everything into a single stock can be risky. Splitting everything into different asset classes can be good. Further diversifying the risk position into various funds with different investment focuses (regions, sectors, equities, bonds) will, with near certainty, turn out well.

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