Keynes implicit warning against fighting the tape or the Fed or the insanity is surely correct. That said, it is important to recognize the insanity and the degree to which it is off kilter. Then, when the trend changes, you will have the courage to wait and even wait again for confirmation and know not only have you not missed the boat but that the trip is still in its early stages.
My guess is that there is a major dislocation on the horizon. My hope is recognize the market timing and resist being early. Early is death followed by frustration. You can tap out just before the move you have been waiting for. Don't predict -- react.
My guess is that there is a major dislocation on the horizon. My hope is recognize the market timing and resist being early. Early is death followed by frustration. You can tap out just before the move you have been waiting for. Don't predict -- react.
Quote from oldtime:
Keynes warned "Stay solvent longer than the markets can stay irrational""
actually the real quote is, "The markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent."
