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slapass · 01-24-2016, 06:21 AM

Lets say that population increase is the source of appreciation. Will a decrease then cause deflation? Inflation can be an aspect of monetary policy but that also is helped by an increase in population. I think the days of 3%/year increase in real estate values are a thing of the past. Own stock in the SP500? How will the sales figures look with less people to sell to all the time.

I know I have brought this up. I am thinking about how it effects our economies. Do we invest in what for the long term? Japan is a head of everyone with this trend. Their stock market has been dead for 20 years. Real estate is just now perking up. You only want to be in the most prime locations are you are hosed.

MrBottomTooth · 01-24-2016, 07:50 AM

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GFED · 01-24-2016, 08:14 AM

Invest in strong stocks with low P/E and decent dividend returns. Look for good cash flow and return on equity. For example, CPB, HAS, and MCD have shown a lot of relative strength in this pullback. If you want lower volatility, just buy the defensive sectors XLU and XLP; both giving a decent div yield.

01-24-2016, 06:21 AM	#1
slapass Too lazy to set a custom title Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Earth Posts: 14,627	Is deflation a given now? Lets say that population increase is the source of appreciation. Will a decrease then cause deflation? Inflation can be an aspect of monetary policy but that also is helped by an increase in population. I think the days of 3%/year increase in real estate values are a thing of the past. Own stock in the SP500? How will the sales figures look with less people to sell to all the time. I know I have brought this up. I am thinking about how it effects our economies. Do we invest in what for the long term? Japan is a head of everyone with this trend. Their stock market has been dead for 20 years. Real estate is just now perking up. You only want to be in the most prime locations are you are hosed.

01-24-2016, 07:50 AM	#2
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01-24-2016, 08:14 AM	#3
GFED Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 8,098	Invest in strong stocks with low P/E and decent dividend returns. Look for good cash flow and return on equity. For example, CPB, HAS, and MCD have shown a lot of relative strength in this pullback. If you want lower volatility, just buy the defensive sectors XLU and XLP; both giving a decent div yield.