Steve Cohen says returns won't be very good over the next two years, bear market possible

Vegastrader66 $HALO Catalyst will come in long before.

Hasn’t Cohen been looking at the stock market this month? It’s pretty bearish already.

'I don't think returns over the next two years are going to be very good. If the market hangs in there, there's just going to be marginal returns,' billionaire Steve Cohen reportedly said.

Save hard for rainy days.

I’ve seen this headline since 2012. Of course we will have a recession at some point. Could be in 4 months, could be in 4 years.

Same headline every few weeks with different prognosticators

Hairy_Belafonte nappy_techie why y'all gotta be smart for?!

Ride out the blue wave

“I predict a recession is coming within the next 10 years” haha ridiculous

Eventually one of these guys will be right. It’s a part of the business cycle.

Well Democrats did win back a branch of Government

Vegastrader66 Really putting himself out there with this. I personally predict a bear market some time in the next 3-5 years.😜

Vegastrader66 After MUCH higher blow off top

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