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Hussman's Open Letter to the Fed; The Problem with Bubbles; Textbook Pre-Crash Bubble; Reflections on Not Chasing Bubbles; Integrity vs. Respect

MishTalk

The market has been trending ever since March 2009. As it happens, we can relate the surfeit of corporate profits in recent years rather precisely to the extraordinary combined deficits of the household and government sectors during the same period. You have got to be in things that are trending, " says Hendry. And why should it?

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Finally, Proof That Managing for the Long Term Pays Off

Harvard Business

After all, “short-termism” does not correspond to any single quantifiable metric. And isn’t the focus on quarterly results a natural outgrowth of the rigorous corporate governance that keeps executives accountable? With this metric, the gap between long-term companies and the rest is even bigger.