Originally posted by Seanote
He has too much money to die. Banks, S&Ls, and Wall Street will never let him die. He'll buy additional years to his life when that time comes.
Good point. He may already be dead and a body double is replacing him.
Actually, this points up a serious issue. To me, it seems the risks in this market are very asymmetrical and all to the down side. I don't need to list all the possibilities, but any one of them could give us a quick 20-30% drop. I don't see much on the upside except a slow grind. Probably over time we end up higher, but my fear is there is outsized event risk on the downside. In some ways this is always the case, and it always seems easier to build an intellectual case for being bearish. Still, there is real event risk out there, and I am getting increasingly nervous about it.
