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Nicolas Rabener (not verified)
28th September 2020 | 2:40am

Hi Brian,

Thanks for sharing your perspective. A counter-argument would be that more risky stocks did not generate higher returns historically, which is well-documented by the low volatility factor. Leverage has been great in the last 30 years where rates have been declining and global GDP growth positive, but I would speculate that leverage becomes much more problematic in a world where economic growth is structurally declining.

Best regards, Nicolas