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Apparently, It’s A Binary Choice: ‘Cash Out, Or Go All In”
Apparently, there are only two options right now: "Cash out or go all in".
That bit in quotes is the headline on a Bloomberg article that's been at the top of the site since it was published just after the close on Friday.
The point, basically, is that when stocks have gained 16% and it's "only April", anyone lucky enough to have participated will invariably be tempted to "take the money and run" - especially when the S&P is "back to a place where it has twice crashed."
It is, of course
It’s the system Dummy…..That is what I hear when I parse through all the arguments pro and con my investment allocations…It is really a matter of time before the straw that breaks the camel’s back is added to the load. Problem is all politicians and governments are in the same boat .. All have to account for what the end result is whether it’s with an election loss or with their life.. They know all too well the consequences so thereby the persistent reflation narrative and thus they are all on board the Titanic together….One can argue what if anything has changed over the years but time will arbitrate that matter…
BBB’s returned 14.52% in Q2 2009 so it is incorrect to say ” Q1 was the best first quarter for BBBs since 1995.”
No, it’s not incorrect. Re-read what you just wrote. Best first quarter.. you cited Q2. That’s the second quarter.
Lol