What's materially different about this downturn compared to prior ones?
Most of us just assume this is a cyclical downturn and things will turn around just as they always have. And we're probably right. But If you put on your doom and gloom hat, what would you say is different this time around that could make for a very long road to recovery (ala Japan's lost decades)?
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QG BIG SOCK : it's not one thing in predicular and it's not one country going through a slow down. mass forced retirement during covid. zero fed funds rates for way too long. the first liquidation was a lot of people who used margin when it was cheap to invest. the next downturn will be fear of losing retirement.