Looks like Mike Causey thinks we're getting close to a bear market again. New story today- interesting perspective.

A quick snip:
Whatever their situation, the TSP — for those under the Federal Employees Retirement System — is expected to supply anywhere from 30%-50% of their income in retirement. Many are aware that the current bull market is more than a decade old and is long overdue for a major correction of 20%-30%, based on past precedent — maybe more. So what should people be doing, and not doing, with their TSP investments?
We asked Arthur Stein, a financial planner in the Washington, D.C. area with a lot of federal clients, for his thoughts. He joins me today on our Your Turn radio show at 10 a.m. EDT. Here’s what he said, and what we’ll be talking about today:
“’Keep on keeping on’ has been a frequently-used phrase in songs, from Len Chandler in 1964 to Bob Dylan in 1975 and others. It means continue doing what you were doing and perhaps do more. It is also a viable investment strategy: Sticking with a plan or goal, even when short-term results are poor.
“We are currently in the longest bull market in US history. Based upon historical averages, we are way overdue for a bear market, defined as a 20% or greater stock market decline — about six years overdue.
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