Peter Mallouk: S&P 500 outpaces inflation over last 30 years

Peter Mallouk: S&P 500 outpaces inflation over last 30 years
S&P 500 outpaces inflation long term

Peter Mallouk compares the impact of inflation and stock market investing over the past 30 years. According to Mallouk, $1 in purchasing power declined to $0.47 due to inflation during this period, while $1 invested in the S&P 500 grew to $9.05 after accounting for inflation.

Mallouk highlights the substantial difference as a demonstration of the power of ownership in building wealth over time.

Mallouk has recently commented on the financial challenges posed by market conditions. He warned that the 10-year Treasury yield reached a 19-year high, driven by large deficits and inflation here. In a separate discussion, he emphasized the importance of including taxes and estate planning in overall financial advice here.

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