lol at this
Why would people want to sell their assets and investments in a perceived incoming recession thereby making everyone's portfolio values go down? It seems rather counterintuitive as then everyone would be worse off making the recession longer. So isn't it more logical to just hold their portfolios at their inflated values and then start buying again until economic conditions are more favorable?
%%Why would people want to sell their assets and investments in a perceived incoming recession thereby making everyone's portfolio values go down? It seems rather counterintuitive as then everyone would be worse off making the recession longer. So isn't it more logical to just hold their portfolios at their inflated values and then start buying again until economic conditions are more favorable?
if there were no shorts to maintain realistic stock prices the markets would rise to tulip mania levels. during the tulip mania one a tulip sometimes sold more than a house.besides Art Cashin says; ''shorts help fuel the rallly'' That's the bottom line+ wisdom.....