Post See new posts Conversation Henrik Zeberg @HenrikZeberg Few understands Business Cycles Economy is NOT in Recession at this point. Clock has started and Recession will 100% come But not yet! We are in Q4 2006 - Q1 2007 Stock Market topped in Oct. 2007. Recession began Dec. 2007 Worst Recession since 1929 coming after Blow-Off Top
4:37 AM · Feb 12, 2023 · 359K Views
Where are all the Permabears? Their silence speaks volumes. They all should have a scarlet letter painted on their forehead. Most are just frauds.
Have you ever seen a Permabears analyst come out and say they were wrong? Of course not. They will just come out and make the same ridiculous doom and gloom prediction the next year.
Where are all the Permabears? Their silence speaks volumes. They all should have a scarlet letter painted on their forehead. Most are just frauds.
Have you ever seen a Permabears analyst come out and say they were wrong? Of course not. They will just come out and make the same ridiculous doom and gloom prediction the next year.
heh yes I have. One just threw in the towel this week
this week:
One of Wall Street's most prominent bearish analysts changing his tune. Morgan Stanley's Michael Wilson, who previously predicted that the S and P 500 would be down 15% by December. Now boosting his target from 4500 to 5400 that puts his forecast more in line with some of the most bullish Wall Street analysts. As recently as last month, Wilson said he was staying away from making any big calls due to economic uncertainty.
heh yes I have. One just threw in the towel this week
this week:
One of Wall Street's most prominent bearish analysts changing his tune. Morgan Stanley's Michael Wilson, who previously predicted that the S and P 500 would be down 15% by December. Now boosting his target from 4500 to 5400 that puts his forecast more in line with some of the most bullish Wall Street analysts. As recently as last month, Wilson said he was staying away from making any big calls due to economic uncertainty.
Post See new posts Conversation Henrik Zeberg @HenrikZeberg Few understands Business Cycles Economy is NOT in Recession at this point. Clock has started and Recession will 100% come But not yet! We are in Q4 2006 - Q1 2007 Stock Market topped in Oct. 2007. Recession began Dec. 2007 Worst Recession since 1929 coming after Blow-Off Top
4:37 AM · Feb 12, 2023 · 359K Views
Where are all the Permabears? Their silence speaks volumes. They all should have a scarlet letter painted on their forehead. Most are just frauds.
The Scarlet Letter A was worn over the heart by Hester Prynne. The significance was the evil the lurked in the soul of one Reverend Arthur Dimesdale. Like those that refuse the truth of John Hussman, evil lurks within.
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Where are all the Permabears? Their silence speaks volumes. They all should have a scarlet letter painted on their forehead. Most are just frauds.
The Scarlet Letter A was worn over the heart by Hester Prynne. The significance was the evil the lurked in the soul of one Reverend Arthur Dimesdale. Like those that refuse the truth of John Hussman, evil lurks within.
What is the truth of John Hussman he been dead wrong for ,20 years. I consider him a clown.
The Scarlet Letter A was worn over the heart by Hester Prynne. The significance was the evil the lurked in the soul of one Reverend Arthur Dimesdale. Like those that refuse the truth of John Hussman, evil lurks within.
What is the truth of John Hussman he been dead wrong for ,20 years. I consider him a clown.
I am pretty sure he would consider your 10 year time horizon based on 100 year statistics, mocking valuations while relying on index funds, to be foolish.
What is the truth of John Hussman he been dead wrong for ,20 years. I consider him a clown.
I am pretty sure he would consider your 10 year time horizon based on 100 year statistics, mocking valuations while relying on index funds, to be foolish.
I would consider anyone buying his mockery of a fund with a 1.2% expense fee foolish. please tell me why anyone would buy that crappy fund.
Hussman Strategic Growth, his signature fund, has lost 10.6% in the last year.
I suspect that people who buy it believe they are investing as a hedge and a sort of contrarian bet on safety and a return to more historical valuations.
Which raises the question, why on earth would they label this as a "growth" fund? I get it - growth in a down market, but the name doesn't really capture that.
Their stated Objective: "Hussman Strategic Growth Fund seeks to achieve long-term capital appreciation, with added emphasis on the protection of capital during unfavorable market conditions."
Something like Strategic Investments would be more applicable to his selective strategy.
A fund for contrarians, that's what it is, and the usual definition of a "Growth" fund is the last thing one would think of lumping it into in terms of a category.
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Where are all the Permabears? Their silence speaks volumes. They all should have a scarlet letter painted on their forehead. Most are just frauds.
The Scarlet Letter A was worn over the heart by Hester Prynne. The significance was the evil the lurked in the soul of one Reverend Arthur Dimesdale. Like those that refuse the truth of John Hussman, evil lurks within.
oh man Igy takes the board up a few notches with literary references.
Classic rock lyrics are great but this is something new.
I am pretty sure he would consider your 10 year time horizon based on 100 year statistics, mocking valuations while relying on index funds, to be foolish.
I would consider anyone buying his mockery of a fund with a 1.2% expense fee foolish. please tell me why anyone would buy that crappy fund.
Tell me here: __________
I will be chuckling.
it's a hedge sally. Something that will go up when everything else goes down. That does not buy the same things all the other funds buy. It zigs when others zag. Portfolio theory.
Hussman Strategic Growth, his signature fund, has lost 10.6% in the last year.
I suspect that people who buy it believe they are investing as a hedge and a sort of contrarian bet on safety and a return to more historical valuations.
Which raises the question, why on earth would they label this as a "growth" fund? I get it - growth in a down market, but the name doesn't really capture that.
Their stated Objective: "Hussman Strategic Growth Fund seeks to achieve long-term capital appreciation, with added emphasis on the protection of capital during unfavorable market conditions."
Something like Strategic Investments would be more applicable to his selective strategy.
A fund for contrarians, that's what it is, and the usual definition of a "Growth" fund is the last thing one would think of lumping it into in terms of a category.
I have a 2.59% position in HSGFX down 2.78%. If I made significant returns on my leveraged shorts, and felt we were in store for a significant period of market underperformance, I would not hesitate to add.
I would consider anyone buying his mockery of a fund with a 1.2% expense fee foolish. please tell me why anyone would buy that crappy fund.
Tell me here: __________
I will be chuckling.
it's a hedge sally. Something that will go up when everything else goes down. That does not buy the same things all the other funds buy. It zigs when others zag. Portfolio theory.
that is exactly what I gathered from their strategy statement - they factor in valuation into their determination of what may grow, so they can exclude stocks like the mag 7.
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