Kate Stalter: It also seems that when people make the Marxist calculation you were mentioning there, they seem to overlook the fact that many of these blue chips, many of these corporate entities—they are held in the retirement accounts of the working people across America. Do you agree that that would be the case?
Glenn Guard: Absolutely. The US stock market is still up about 7% to 8% this year, which is very good. When you look at stocks in general, especially the dividend-paying stocks of high-quality global companies, it’s very attractive yields right now.
Source: Forbes
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