US stocks and 7%
Holding US stocks is expected to yield an annual return of 7% in the long term (so it is said).
It is not above or below 7%. It is 7%.
Additionally, a dividend of about 1.5% to 3% is added on.
Depending on the timing of purchase, the return changes, so it is recommended to buy using dollar-cost averaging.
The above is believed by many followers. It is also backed by performance.
However, the current stock price level deviates upward from that 7% line.
At such times, adjustments tend to occur.
Are adjustments beginning now?
Probably, they are beginning.
Then, how far will the adjustment go?
(1) Adjust until it reaches the 7% line.
(2) Adjust down to below the 7% line.
This time, I feel it will be the latter?
In any case, the numerical value of the 7% line is as follows.
As of the end of December this year, it is 3271.75.
Now (4,000) is 18% below it.
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