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Investors don’t need to do anything at the moment. Since the advice is being handed out free by one of the big investment houses, consider its worth. Personally, it seems to me Goldman’s been right about 50% of the time.
Anybody ever consider that this kind of verbage (or another word that rhymes) is really more of an attempt by Goldman or whomever to get free advertising? No need to go for name recognition buying expensive ads if CNBC and others are willing to parade your name all day long in front of millions of readers and viewers.
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Anybody ever consider that this kind of verbage (or another word that rhymes) is really more of an attempt by Goldman or whomever to get free advertising? No need to go for name recognition buying expensive ads if CNBC and others are willing to parade your name all day long in front of millions of readers and viewers.
Performance and SWAN-wise, I can't complain.