When things are good you worry they’re going to turn bad. And when things are bad you worry they’re going to get worse. This is why bears sound insightful and bulls sound oblivious.
If I asked you to list all the reasons to sell, they would be as long as a CVS receipt. For example:
If I asked you to list all the reasons to sell, they would be as long as a CVS receipt. For example:
A second wave of COVID-19
Stocks have come too far too fast
Supply chains struggle to come back
Too much corporate debt
Too much …
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