— isn't prepared to give the same all-clear signal. He instead thinks current investor sentiment is falsely assuming that the ongoing market recovery will persist.
That "unusual combination" is increasing Hussman's anxiety over the overall well-being of the market — one he thinks is setting a trap. His view is informed by the four-part "phases of a bubble" economic model popularized by renowned academic"The current position of the market is reminiscent of the 'return to normal' trap in Jean-Paul Rodrigue's familiar chart of speculative bubbles," he said.
Hussman added: "My sense is that investors remain disoriented about where they actually are in the cycle."
Ballocks
So buy now and buy again after the crash? We know a recession is here, the stocks just thought they'd keep going anyway.
A “market bear” predicting it to go down? Well that’s what a bear does. Traditional technical analysis hasn’t been very effective. The technicians are frustrated these days. Many were saying we’ll retest the lows.
Short sellers benefit from a falling market. Enough said
But in the long-term markets will get up again.
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