Warren Buffett thinks the S&P 500 can be set up for a lost decade according to his 1999 warning, which is still valid in today's market.
Whenever big Wall Street players speak on their market views, retail investors can revere engineer what these views and opinions actually mean. Today, a view comes from Warren Buffett himself, though it was not issued recently. From the Not all dividends are the same. Those paid by companies thought to be safe and projected to remain stable and sound into the future will have certain preferences from investors. This is why considering Altria Group and Prudential Financial is key for the coming years.
Then there’s the inflation protection from insurance businesses and their ability to raise premiums above inflation rates. This is where Prudential Financial stock comes into play, paying a dividend yield of up to 4.3% to keep up with potential inflation. This is also why Goldman Sachs analysts have called for a lost decade scenario this time around, seeing only 3% annualized returns in the S&P 500, just like when Buffett said so in 2000. However, this doesn’t have to mean all stocks will underperform, as Buffett is still buying a select sector.
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