Although he’s chief executive of the world’s largest money management firm these days, BlackRock’s (BLK) Larry Fink made a name for himself as a fixed-income guru of sorts. His prowess as an analyst and manager in bonds built his reputation on Wall Street, which he obviously has continued to expand upon.
Dividend-paying stocks look particularly appealing now, he added. “If you just could get a 4% growth in equity markets and a 3.5% dividend, you’re earning 7.5%, basically approaching what your liabilities are,” Fink said. “Global liabilities are anywhere from 7.5% to 8% and you can’t earn your liabilities earning 3.5% in 10-year Treasuries.”
Source: Barrons
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yea marc faber says the same, with the moneyprinting going on, stocks would be batter than cash or bonds