"Howard Marks Warns Investors of 'Goldilocks Thinking' and Low Interest Rate Effects"

TL;DR
Howard Marks, co-founder of Oaktree Capital Management, warns stock-market investors against "Goldilocks thinking" that assumes a perfect economic scenario with low inflation, no need for rate increases, and a soft landing, cautioning that it often leads to high expectations and potential losses. While he doesn't take a stance on the current consensus, Marks expects interest rates to remain in the 2% to 4% range over the next few years, emphasizing the need for investors to consider the potential impact on their investments.
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