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Jeremy Grantham has warned the S&P 500 could plunge by more than 50% from current levels to 2,200 points.
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But one of his colleagues, Ben Inker, says US stocks are much cheaper today than two years ago.
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GMO’s co-head of asset allocation says inflation and economic growth have made stocks more valuable.
Jeremy Grantham expects the S&P 500 to shed a third of its value, and plunge by over 50% from current levels if a few things go wrong. Ben Inker, the co-head of asset allocation at the elite investor’s firm GMO, struck a much more positive tone during the latest episode of Morningstar’s