macrocephalopod

Has anyone explored the idea that in the long term crypto volatility will normalize 100% equity portfolios as comparatively safe, non-volatile assets? Like this is objectively nuts... but are zoomers ever going to invest in bonds?

It may normalize it for some, but zoomers theoretically shouldn't be heavy in bonds anyway. as such i don't see a change in young people's investment philosophy having any major effect on older folks, they have different risk tolerances and want different things.

so i suppose on a long enough scale, yes, when zoomers are approaching retirement, they will probably be less interested in traditional bonds than say, boomers have right now, but that's sort of a different question right?

Right so this is the question I should have asked. I was were taught "start heavy in volatile stuff" and take risk off (i.e. buy bonds) as time goes by...

... if their definition of volatile starts off at crypto, is it possible they'll end at really equity heavy portfolios near the end of their careers? I don't know, it seems possible.