This is the kind of shark jumping that marks tops.

Financial media does an interview with someone we never heard of but they act like he's someone we should listen to with their sit down interview.  That person goes on to make sweeping bullish predictions about having to stay in the markets because they will obviously double every 10-12 years.

This is pure idiocy.  He doesn't say where all that free wealth will come from, simply that it will materialize.  This guy is just herding with the herd.  I guess he never studied other stock markets around the world like Japan.  Did it double every 10-12 year?  Why not?  Are Americans so "exceptional" that our markets will behave differently?

Truth is, all stock markets are pyramid schemes.  They do not generate any value.  The price appreciation is all due to speculation unless dividends are being paid and dividends as a percentage of market cap are minuscule now.  They will pay you 2-3% for holding their risky paper for a YEAR when 10% of the value of your shares could evaporate in a DAY.

These markets are overvalued and volatility is back.  This whole "stocks are safe in the long term" line is just Wall St. sales bullshit.  The stock market is gambling, not saving.  It is not a long term store of value.  It is a boom/bust machine just like any other pyramid scheme.  Sounds crazy until it happens so laugh if you want.

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