Seems like there's lots of warnings about equity bubbles, bond/debt problems, economic issues that will affect inflation (UK/EU), and gold is mega high. Seems like everywhere you look it's doom?
During the dotcom bubble, Alan Greenspan recognized that irrational exuberance was driving the market to unsupported valuations. He said this in 1996. The bubble wouldn’t pop for many years. In fact, the deepest nasdaq market correction was still above the nasdaq value when he initially made his comment. The point is, time in the market > timing the market (at least for most people).
also really surprised that tech companies have more debt than cash on hand. would be really interesting to know how apple fares in this comparison too.
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[ 3.6 ms ] story [ 32.3 ms ] threadSeems like there's lots of warnings about equity bubbles, bond/debt problems, economic issues that will affect inflation (UK/EU), and gold is mega high. Seems like everywhere you look it's doom?
Who cares if there is a bubble or not. The world economy will still grow.
also really surprised that tech companies have more debt than cash on hand. would be really interesting to know how apple fares in this comparison too.