The Best Argument For Mutual Funds Is

I Think There's A Tide That Tends To Carry Historians Back To The Past.

We Really Haven't Had Very Much Experience With People Funding Their Retirement Out Of The Stock Market, And We Don't Know, Frankly, How It Would Work Under Every Scenario.

By The Late 1980s People Realized That Houses Did Not Always Appreciate And That They Could Fluctuate Like Any Other Market Commodity.

After 1929, So Many People Had Been Traumatized By The Stock Market Crash That There Was A Lost Generation.

As A Bull Market Continues, Almost Anything You Buy Goes Up. It Makes You Feel That Investing In Stocks Is A Very Easy And Safe And That You're A Financial Genius.