What do these have to do with the Mexican Peso Crisis of 94'
With global market running a muck, the question "how do you invest in the stock market?" immediately comes to mind. The research completed by Atlanta Fed's economist Joseph A. Whitt, Jr. only seems relevant to revisit. This is where my current thoughts and studies are being geared towards. It is interesting when you combined the story with the U.S. market, Asian market 7% draw downs and gold/ precious metals.
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Dr.Michael Burry, John Paulson, and many others were the cynics of their time a priori to the 2007-2008 recession. The characters were negative on the economy and housing for years and suffered unrelenting losses leading up to the housing crash. As the tide shifted outwards, many asset managers were found with their pants down. Our characters were elevated to legendary status. We have now come full circle, our characters are again the cynics about the governing of monetary policies across the world. They have followed Warren Buffett's rule dubbed "Noah's rule": Predicting rain doesn't count; building arks does. The portfolio arks have been built. But the story does not end as many of these Ark style portfolios suffer from dry rot. Instability is within their capital base, not only from lower market valuations, but from investor redemption. Recent months have made matters worse, and the picture only seem to get gloomier. I believe it is good to keep a balanced Munger/Socratic mindset. So the below video should do well in that aim:
Dr.Michael Burry, John Paulson, and many others were the cynics of their time a priori to the 2007-2008 recession. The characters were negative on the economy and housing for years and suffered unrelenting losses leading up to the housing crash. As the tide shifted outwards, many asset managers were found with their pants down. Our characters were elevated to legendary status. We have now come full circle, our characters are again the cynics about the governing of monetary policies across the world. They have followed Warren Buffett's rule dubbed "Noah's rule": Predicting rain doesn't count; building arks does. The portfolio arks have been built. But the story does not end as many of these Ark style portfolios suffer from dry rot. Instability is within their capital base, not only from lower market valuations, but from investor redemption. Recent months have made matters worse, and the picture only seem to get gloomier. I believe it is good to keep a balanced Munger/Socratic mindset. So the below video should do well in that aim:
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