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Rampant trust abuse and recklessness heading to a typical end
Recent high-profile fights between different groups of computer-enabled-levered traders are just more evidence of the wild-west that poor oversight, purchased advantage and revolving-door appointments have made of so-called ‘investment’ markets. The loss-cycle this accentuates will hurt all participants, the overall … Continue reading
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Option trading helping to fuel stock market bubble
Good article on the frenzy of retail participants inflating stocks (and related capital loss prospects) with call options, see How option’s trading could be fuelling a stock market bubble. Here’s a taste: Since the sharp setback for tech stocks in … Continue reading
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The great inflation debate
I first heard Jeremy Siegel speak when he was feverishly bullish on stocks and promoting the second edition of his book “Stocks for the Long-Run” in 1999 despite valuations and sentiment being at century-plus highs. He’s not changed his thesis … Continue reading
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