For your consideration.
I give you 2009: the year fear was vanquished.
Could there be a more fitting "psychological profile" just prior to collapse?
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2 comments:
Good timing for this succinct post. Is there really much left to say when Shemp proclaims that "it's wrong to worry about a tidal wave sell-off" because "we know the pullbacks in this market are shallow."
http://www.cnbc.com/id/32583964
Look out below?
I believe so.
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