RE:RE:RE:DGS bouncing back up as holdings go green...The public and many of the pundits are fearing inflation, but all of the macro economic signs point to a larger delationary pressure. Think about it. The Fed has been slowly lowering interest rates since 1982. A nearly forty year slow and steady decline in interest rates. They drop rates every time the economy shows signs of significant slow-down. Yes, it's true that COVID caused the Fed to drop them from 2% to .5%, but I agree that the most they are likely to raise them to in the near to medium term is 2% again--basically where we were in Feb. 2020, and that's actually quite optimisitic. The macro factors creating the need for super low interest rates include demographics (the population is no longer growing in most developed nations) and ever-increasing technological advancements reducing costs of production for most goods.