{{ Dimensional Fund Advisors offers another lens through which to compare stocks and bonds. Between 1926 and 2022, a dollar invested in the S&P 500 would have grown to $11,527. That same dollar, however, invested in bonds would have turned into just $22 (for short-term bonds) or $131 (for long-term). The comparison isn’t even close. The upshot: While bonds might be relatively more attractive today than they were in the past, the data suggests that bonds will remain relatively less attractive compared to stocks. }}
I have about 2 years’ worth of living expenses in a MMF earning 5.3%, but everything else is in the stock market.
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