The bear case for stocks is ‘so obvious, it can’t be right’

S2007S said:
Historically this bull market is at it's last hoorah, every bull market in history has come to an end and this one being a decade old is closer to ending than continuing. Stock buybacks are keeping it afloat for now, analysts keep low-balling earning estimates so each and every result is better than the next......this bull market will end with a collapse and everyone will be wondering how could this possibly happen....if you aren't too greedy you'll know when to sell to take advantage of the next bear market!!!
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You’ve been saying the same exact thing for 9 years.
Just replace “decade” with “3,4,5,6,7 years” and you can find dozens of almost identical posts from you since 2010.

Eventually you will be right.
But by then everyone else will have gotten richer while you screamed the sky is falling for a decade long raging bull market.
 
Clubber Lang said:
You’ve been saying the same exact thing for 9 years.
Just replace “decade” with “3,4,5,6,7 years” and you can find dozens of almost identical posts from you since 2010.

Eventually you will be right.
But by then everyone else will have gotten richer while you screamed the sky is falling for a decade long raging bull market.
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hahaha good job.

only the shallowest minds look at 3,4,5,6,7.. lol, they are too lazy or too blind to look at what is truly driving the market.

this view is very popular though... that is why retail is still not participating in the bull run, and is still hoarding cash/gold/bitcoin.... great news for the longs! because eventually these people are the fuel to push the market even higher.
 
The Nasdaq has only just recently surpassed it's 2000 peak adjusted for inflation. I can't predict the market (neither can the permabears), but we could just be getting out of the 2nd inning for this bull market.

Time will tell, but we've basically been range bound since 2000. It took until 2017 for the Dow and 2018 for the Nasdaq to just start breaking to new real highs.
 
Part of the reason for these recurring stories about crashes and collapses of bull markets is its what we collectively "need" to read about. Media stories in which everyone agrees about something are dull, they tend to not even get published. But if the writer finds just one person who has a contrary viewpoint, the story is a success - even if the guy is a loon - no basis in factual evidence is required. In fact, the more loonie the opinion the better........
 
Well its true the bear market has to come, and that its been bullish a long time. Id still not buy into it flipping until at least something signals the turn concretely.
 
Saltynuts said:
LOLOL, like they are not even intelligent enough to make a coherent prediction, and you need a coherent prediction to be able to bet the other way, awesome.
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Bloomberg is a better format... just report the damn news, and if some big shot makes a market comment, it's cool to report it also...

but these MW people who have zero clue how the market works, try to sound like they know something, that's how you get retarded articles on the front page everyday.
 
S2007S said:
Historically this bull market is at it's last hoorah, every bull market in history has come to an end and this one being a decade old is closer to ending than continuing. Stock buybacks are keeping it afloat for now, analysts keep low-balling earning estimates so each and every result is better than the next......this bull market will end with a collapse and everyone will be wondering how could this possibly happen....if you aren't too greedy you'll know when to sell to take advantage of the next bear market!!!
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MODERN TRADER magazine made a good case [many charts]with a 20%correction/bear move; it may 2 years old.Never mind all the tax cuts /good earning eh?? LOL. JUL-SEPTquarter can be weak:cool::cool:. And the equal weight SPY went down more than 20%, intraday........;25/+. NOT a prediction
 
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