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Josh Brown: Should You Be 100% Long Stocks?

FYI: (This is a follow-up to davidmoran's link of the original New York Times article.)
The New York Times is out with an investing column that posits the following: You should be 100% stocks in your portfolio because, given enough time, they should outperform everything else you can possibly own in an investment account.

And here is the data that “proves” it – as long as you’re willing to bet that the future will look precisely like the past:
Regards,
Ted

http://thereformedbroker.com/2016/02/13/should-you-be-100-long-stocks/

Josh links the New York Times article at the bottom of his piece
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