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Stocks generally rise over the long term.

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Is it true that stocks generally rise over the long term?

Yes. A personal finance book states that stocks generally rise over the long term, and a peer-reviewed paper finds stocks more desirable than bonds over horizons longer than 15 years.

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The Desirability Index: A Measure For The Desirability Of Stocks Over Bonds Over The Long Term
2011
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Joshi, Y. P. (2011). The Desirability Index: A Measure For The Desirability Of Stocks Over Bonds Over The Long Term. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.19030/jabr.v10i1.5964

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Personal finance for Canadians
2008
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J, C. E. (2008). Personal finance for Canadians. archive.org. https://archive.org/details/personalfinancef0000curr_y7a0

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