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Two Opposing Market Views: Bernstein vs. Hussman

beebee
edited January 2014 in Off-Topic
Richard Bernstein doesn't see an equity bubble:
advisor perspectives

John Hussman believes the equity market is "Hovering With an Anvil":
john-hussman-hovering-with-an-anvil

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  • scott
    edited January 2014
    perma-bear vs perma-bull. I can't stand Bernstein on CNBC, whatever his views. He's the most smug economist they have on. Hussman will eventually right, but to what gain (maybe what the fund has lost recently) and with what opportunity cost (lots)?
  • cman
    edited January 2014
    Does Hussman want to be proved right at some point or make money for his investors? Good example of manager risk.
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