Expect lower returns in 2027. That's Goldman Sachs talking, not us. Their chief global equity strategist told Yahoo Finance's Opening Bid this week that he's calling time on the rally and projecting mid-to-high single digit returns from here. Decent, sure, but nothing like what investors have gotten used to. Meanwhile bond yields across the US, UK, Germany and Japan are all spiking at the same time. That means borrowing costs are rising everywhere, and when that happens globally all at once, it tends to pull money out of stocks.(Lark Davis)