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Why America’s aging population will be a problem for stocks — and your retirement - MarketWatch

1. Stock valuations in developed markets may peak within the next decade. 2. The aging population affects long-term stock trends and investment strategies. 3. The M/O ratio predicts long-term stock market cycles, including S&P 500 movements. 4. Demographic trends suggest reducing U.S. equity exposure in retirement planning. 5. Emerging markets may offer better long-term growth potential than U.S. equities.

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Why Bearish?

A long-term demographic decline suggests lower future stock valuations, impacting S&P 500 negatively.

How important is it?

The demographic shifts are significant predictors of long-term market cycles; this is crucial for S&P 500 strategies.

Why Long Term?

The demographic trends will take time to fully impact the equity markets, especially after 2030.

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