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Cory’s Chart Corner
Sounds like he's saying big FAT sustainable dividends lie near the bottom. Yummy!
Paul Tudor Jones in an Interview with Patrick Oshaughnessy sums up and connects the valuation pieces of the overall market well:
“We’re 252% of stock market cap to GDP. In 1929 we were 65%. In 1987 we got to ~85-90%. In 2000, 170%.
If you think about the periodicity of
Monthly Archives: September 2007
Of black swans, grasshoppers and dumb, dumb policies
Nassim Taleb's new book The Black Swan has been causing quite a stir. Taleb points out that there are very few things that we can truly know about the future as human life is continually besieged by events that were … Continue reading
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The problem of infinite theory and finite lifespans
Yesterday I was re-reading Capital Ideas: The Improbable Origins of Modern Wall Street by Peter Bernstein. For anyone that has not read this book lately, I strongly recommend it as an exceptional overview of how capital market theory, as we … Continue reading
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Quotes of the Day: from A Fool and His Money
“Bear Market: a time when most people lose what they may have accidentally gained in the bull market.” “Savings: the money people had before they started trying to invest it.” “Long-term investor: patient fool; someone who should have sold a … Continue reading
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