I think they have to, but I agree completely. I don't think it follows from this particular argument.
Instead I think the only argument that matters is that P/E ratios are really high even though interest rates are high and you can see that it's hard to justify the equity prices using present value of dividends and that sort of thing.
Instead I think the only argument that matters is that P/E ratios are really high even though interest rates are high and you can see that it's hard to justify the equity prices using present value of dividends and that sort of thing.