wsj 有个评论这么说 Legend holds that Joseph P. Kennedy, then a millionaire (in 1929), was offered tips on stocks from a shoeshine boy. He thought to himself that one of the two of them shouldn’t be in the same market. He sold. His timing was profitable. I am not saying there is a toxic combination of investor types in our current market. That is for others to decide, for themselves. What I will say is a correction is coming, it always does. The economy is fragile, at best. Any shock, normally not a problem, can upset a market held up with debt sticks and trillion dollar grants. Remember, the bear only hibernates. And every single time. when the bear wakes, it’s hungry.
Legend holds that Joseph P. Kennedy, then a millionaire (in 1929), was offered tips on stocks from a shoeshine boy. He thought to himself that one of the two of them shouldn’t be in the same market. He sold. His timing was profitable. I am not saying there is a toxic combination of investor types in our current market. That is for others to decide, for themselves. What I will say is a correction is coming, it always does. The economy is fragile, at best. Any shock, normally not a problem, can upset a market held up with debt sticks and trillion dollar grants. Remember, the bear only hibernates. And every single time. when the bear wakes, it’s hungry.