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No, New 'All-Time Highs' Don't Mean Market Is Due For A Crash

TedTed
in Fund Discussions
FYI: This point has been made before, but with stocks notching another record this post from Ben Carlson at the A Wealth of Common Sense blog is timely. He makes the point that an “all-time high” isn’t a sign in itself that a major pullback or collapse is imminent.
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Ted
http://blogs.marketwatch.com/thetell/2014/08/21/no-new-all-time-highs-dont-mean-the-market-is-due-for-a-crash/tab/print/

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  • JohnChisum

    It would seem that good grammar is not a prerequisite for a job at Marketwatch.

    The nuns in grade school would have put a ruler to Mr. Watts palm.
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