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Re: Letâ��s put the recent 12% downward blip into perspective: It started from record valuations, higher than 1929 and 2000.  

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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Seems like as I said there were no earnings to support the prices of the VAST majority of stocks. It was indeed a bubble. This house of cards was well past due to begin its correction. Once it has bottomed, the markets will begin to strengthen and slowly start the upward ascent.

Earnings matter...




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Let’s put the recent 12% downward blip into perspective: It started from record valuations, higher than 1929 and 2000.
By: capt_nemo
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Sun, 01 Mar 20 2:27 PM
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Let’s put the recent 12% downward blip into perspective: It started from record valuations, higher than 1929 and 2000. At the probable peak of the most extended business cycle ever. The downside risk is substantial.


YA THINK LOL,,,,,


http://www.investmentwatchblog.com/lets-put-the-recent-12-downward-blip-into-perspective-it-started-from-record-valuations-higher-than-1929-and-2000-at-the-probable-peak-of-the-most-extended-business-cycle-ever-the-downsid/


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