Not exact matches
The Teacher Retirement System in Texas, which manages about $ 132 billion for more than 1.4 million
current employees and beneficiaries, reduced its
inflation rate
assumption last month while reviewing its
current investment target rate.
The weight of this evidence suggests that it would take a set of heroic
assumptions to believe that
inflation will remain at the
current extremely low levels.
So 9 % is a very conservative planning
assumption at
current valuations, is beneath the TSE / TSX index's long - term average return, and an acceleration in
inflation is not required to achieve such return.
A bubble to me is something still subjective, because your answer may not be the same as mine, but is something [where] I've tried my best to come up with future
assumptions of growth, be it for a stock,
inflation if it's a bond, and
current price, and I can't come up with
assumptions that would lead any rational investor, subjective again, to want to own this.