(Recorded on 09/17/24) In part two of our series on risk, learn how to quantify risk and return with key concepts like standard deviation and max drawdown. We also stress sequence of returns risk, which can make or break your retirement plan. Later, what to...
by Jerry Robinson, FTMDaily.com Editor-in-Chief
The Deceptive Wealth Effect: Household net worth for Q1 this year surged by $3 trillion, surpassing its pre-recession peak. The total net worth of U.S. households now stands at a whopping $70.4 trillion. The quarterly jump in household wealth was the highest since 1999. The wealth effect is in full force. While the majority of these gains came from stocks, around 25% came from real estate. (Real estate values increased by $782 billion in the last quarter.)
You are attempting to view premium content for subscribers only. If you are a subscriber, log in here. If you are not currently subscribed, you can learn more here.