The past decade has witnessed a significant shift in investment methods due to the rise of democratized ETFs and passive management strategies. However, recent trends suggest fatigue among investors might be emerging. With potentially overvalued markets and forecasts predicting anemic returns for the next decade, questions about the effectiveness of this strategy are gaining traction. Major financial institutions like Goldman Sachs and Bank of America anticipate annual returns between 1% and 3%, while other banks like Blackrock predict even lower figures around 0% to 1%. This stark contrast with recent performance is concerning. While Morgan Stanley offers more optimistic projections at 7%, it raises the question of whether this strategy will continue to generate similar returns.