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The stock market, I'm not saying we should. Don't get me wrong. And I'm not saying I don't own stocks. But what I'm saying is it's a crazy idea to have a little. It's like, and you're constantly rising and falling with the Dow.
Tesla stock is up 14% this year despite all the chaos. It's crazy how the market reacts!
The interconnectedness of global markets means if one sector falls, everything could tumble. It's a fragile system!
Ken Griffin predicts a market collapse due to frothiness. When experts agree, they're usually wrong, but his argument is compelling.
The market climbs a 'wall of worry,' meaning that even during rising markets, there's constant fear of collapse, which can lead to panic and drawdowns.
The market climbs a wall of worry, meaning that even as markets rise, there are constant fears of collapse.
Out of chaos comes what? Democracy? Spontaneous order? No. Imposed order. Dictatorship. Of course, each and every time.