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A 10% Dip Is Not A Green Light To Go All In
A 10% Dip Is Not A Green Light To Go All In
Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
This is the kind of environment where how you deploy capital matters far more than just being “in the market.”
One lesson I’d repeat to myself here: don’t go throwing all your cash into the market just because we’re down 10% from the highs. That kind of thinking assumes the decline is basically over, when there’s no rule that says it is. In fact, a 10% decline is just considered a correction, not a bottom,...
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The Permanent Distortion Theory
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Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
“This time it’s different” is supposed to be the dumbest phrase in investing.
It’s the phrase people use right before they get obliterated. It was the rallying cry of dot-com lunatics buying companies with no revenue in 1999. It was the intellectual foundation of housing perma-bulls in 2006 who believed home prices could only go up because, apparently, Americans had collectively decided real estate was immune mathematical reality.
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