that cash will be put under the mattress or into short positions if theyre smart. equities have posted negative returns after inflation for a decade. you really think all these baby boomers want to put their retirement money into this market with this volatitlity and huge decline. no chance. we goin lower hft2...
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Record Amount of Cash on the Sidelines
- Thread starter MAVERICK007
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that cash will be put under the mattress or into short positions if theyre smart. equities have posted negative returns after inflation for a decade. you really think all these baby boomers want to put their retirement money into this market with this volatitlity and huge decline. no chance. we goin lower hft2...
Quote from nutmeg:
If you think about it for a moment, you'll see that the "cash on the sidelines" almost never leaves.
As soon as someone's cash has been turned into a stock purchase, the seller now has the cash "on his sidelines" again.
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Your logic is faulty at best. You are assuming seller will not invest again hence the logical conclusion is erroneous.
Quote from cmdtytrdr:
that cash will be put under the mattress or into short positions if theyre smart. equities have posted negative returns after inflation for a decade. you really think all these baby boomers want to put their retirement money into this market with this volatitlity and huge decline. no chance. we goin lower hft2...
Cash does not stays under mattress in huge amounts. Its wisely invested with proper returns...what you are seeing is early stages of revival of real estate and equities markets.
Quote from HedgefundTrader2:
Cash does not stays under mattress in huge amounts. Its wisely invested with proper returns...what you are seeing is early stages of revival of real estate and equities markets.
seriously your argument would be plausible if you stuck to equity market - theres a small chance players can manipulate that short term. you lose all credibility w a statement that RE market is in revival. its "the worst real estate market in 100 years" according to freddie mac CEO, not me. that doesn't mean 20% decline from 2007 high.
im done arguing w you. its really pointless