Perma-bear Albert Edwards warns stocks are drunk on Kool-Aid as recession looms

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Albert Edwards, global strategist at Société Générale, cautions that the moment of reckoning for stocks is near and investors should stop buying into the fantasy of a robust economy.

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These “perma-bears” are like broken clocks, correct twice a day... or in their cases about once every decade when a natural recession comes about. Smart money identifies these natural cycles in markets and economies.

hello perma-bear

I think the super rich are giving a false sense of the market.

Cashing out my gains in oct & shorting the market, laughing to the bank as trump destroys the economy. Trump will bring recession with his policies in 1-2 years

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