Rosenverg: The Coming Mean Reversion in Equities Will Be Nasty
Hi there,
I've been working as an analyst and writer for Mauldin Economics and the Hard Assets Alliance for 5+ years now. During this time, I attended many financial conferences and were exposed to the expertise and insight of big-name investors such as David Rosenberg, John Mauldin, Mark Yusko, and others.
Earlier this year, I attended a conference in Florida that gathered top money managers from the US and abroad. The one speech that stuck with me most was from David Rosenberg where he talked about the coming mean reversion in equities. Intrigued by his speech, I wrote an in-depth write up including chart and data from his slides that were exclusive to his clients and the conference subscribers. I feel that you'll find this write-up super interested:
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Hope you find this valuable.
Re: Rosenverg: The Coming Mean Reversion in Equities Will Be Nasty
We don't allow new members to post spam links in their first posts. Try to make it to ten or so actual discussion posts and then maybe you can post links to outside sites.
Re: Rosenverg: The Coming Mean Reversion in Equities Will Be Nasty
So OP, you took proprietary info at a paid conference and are showing/selling it off? I don't think Rosy would like that.
Re: Rosenverg: The Coming Mean Reversion in Equities Will Be Nasty
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madfranks
Try to make it to ten or so actual discussion posts and then maybe you can post links to outside sites.
I wouldn't hold your breath.
Re: Rosenverg: The Coming Mean Reversion in Equities Will Be Nasty
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osoab
I wouldn't hold your breath.
Me neither, I bet we never hear another word.
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Backlink generator is all it was trying to do.
Re: Rosenverg: The Coming Mean Reversion in Equities Will Be Nasty
A market crash is long overdue, that why having some cash is a wise idea.
Re: Rosenverg: The Coming Mean Reversion in Equities Will Be Nasty
A stock market crash would be a welcomed site. If history repeats itself it'll be more like a hyper-weimar.
http://www.businessinsider.com/heres...lation-2011-11