Weathermen and investment experts. They get it wrong. So now what?

Brent, I am so excited about this because we live in a financial world where they're

constantly telling us there are things to be nervous about, things to be scared of,

things that should be worrying us.

And I love that we get to be the voice of reason that helps you separate the fact from fiction

and understand what true things exist out there that ought to influence your investing behavior.

So I do like I do every week.

I'm the vortex of wasted time.

Right. And I walk around the office and still everybody's productivity talking to them. And I

walked by the content space and Nick said, hey, Brian, what would you say? Did you hear what

Goldman Sachs just came out and said? They said that the stock markets basically go underperform

for the coming next decade. And I was like, oh, come on. Are they pulling those type of things?

Yep. Again, because if it's not Goldman Sachs, it's Vanguard. And I think Vanguard's last prediction

was like, expect 3.8% every year for the next. That's what's going to annualize.

And I'm like, these guys, I can't believe they can come out with, but I get it because

they get a lot of headlines, they get a lot of attention, a lot of eyeballs, a lot of fear.

And I'll even talk about the business aspect a little bit later, but let's jump into what

what's going on here.

Well, this is what Goldman said. They said wave goodbye to the stock

market's historic run. And they are dropping their estimates over the next decade from 13%

returns down to 4% returns. And you already alluded to it, Goldman Sachs is not the only one that's

doing this back in 2021. And we could go even further back than 2021, but Vanguard in their 2021 report that said

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