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  • InLibrisLibertas
    Location : Mill Valley, California, United States

    I'm an independent investor. I make my living from the returns on my investments. I work at home, in the northern part of the San Francisco Bay area. I spent most of my career as an executive in high-tech, although I also spent time in banking. Down to one kid in university now!

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November 28th, 2007 by reality

Hussman: “Generally speaking, when valuations are stretched (on normalized earnings) and both market action and economic measures have turned negative (as they have now), you can expect that “buying-the-dip” will result in a brief feeling of genius and success followed by profound regret.”

Posted in John Hussman, Stocks |

2 Responses

  1. Robert Foo Says:

    Hussman is one of my heroes. I was reading him religiously until I discovered your site, and also realize that he is one of the “Council of Wise Advisors” you keep amongst many others. This is another reason why I read the Financial Reality blog. SOme other blogs are too full of clutter and “loose” stuff.

    I like reading the opinions of people I respect - and Mr. Financial Reality, I think you’re doing a great job with your timely posts.

  2. reality Says:

    Thanks.