Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel says predictions of a lost decade in the stock market are unfounded and 6% annual returns are likely after inflation

From Stanley Druckenmiller to Ray Dalio, there’s a growing chorus on Wall Street that thinks the stock market is about to embark on a “lost decade,” in which returns are virtually flat, similar to the mid-2000s or the 1970s. Their concerns are valid when you consider the multi-decade highs in …

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