Point, counter point

[tsptalk]

What makes a market? Back to back articles on CNBC.com:

It’s not too late to buy into the rebound, according to one strategist

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/28/its...-the-rebound-according-to-one-strategist.html

“In this environment, we know exactly what the Fed is going to do because they explicitly told us. We also know that we’re in a global synchronized pivot higher off of very weak levels in the global economy and that really sets the stage for intermediate-term opportunity.”

It’s too risky to put new money in stocks right now, Wells Fargo’s Chris Harvey warns

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/27/its...s-fargos-chris-harvey.html?&qsearchterm=fargo

Christopher Harvey believes the market is too vulnerable to another correction and a 50% surge in volatility.

 

[Bullitt]

Harvey was recommending buying value stocks in May. Anything Nasdaq 100 would have been a better choice.

Dwyer at least said the market was due for a pause in June and seems bullish long term. (See Why V-Shaped Recovery is Still on Track)

Will a debate or election really bring certainty to the markets? I think long term it really doesn't matter if you bought in June or today, the train has already left station.

 

[PessOptimist]

Interesting. Sorry to say anytime I see point counter point however it's spelled I am taken back to the amazing days in the late 70s when I returned to the US after 3+ years and saw Saturday Night Live for the first time. Could someone actually call someone that on TV?

Who will turn out to be the ignorant ****?

PO

 

[tsptalk]

They can say it one youtube.