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NOTE: One of the articles you are about to read, "As U.S. ages, fears of a long bear market," is based on false figures from the Baby Boomer myth which you may want to review. How professional economists can base their assumptions on "79 million people born in the United States from 1945 to 1965" is beyond me. The actual figures of population increase between 1940 to1970 is merely 71 million and part of that is adult migration. In other words, it is absolutely impossible that there could have been 79 million births in the United States during a 20 year period that falls within a 30 year period with only a 71 million increase to the population. A part cannot be larger than the whole. |
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