Hussman has become emotionally committed to one outcome. This has compromised the value of his investment advice.
Confirmation bias is a substantial risk right now. I'm not suggesting this re Ha's original post, but in general. One analyzes, develops an expected outcome and then focuses on analysis that supports that conclusion.
Over the next few months a global economic slowdown seems likely. I would imagine the media will go into a frenzy. It may create some buying and selling opportunities. Beyond that, the global economy still appears to be in a growth phase greater than ever before, and betting against that could end badly for investors. This will be a good time to stick to one's investment plan.
People in the withdrawal phase should limit their equity allocation to what they can afford to lose.
Confirmation bias is a substantial risk right now. I'm not suggesting this re Ha's original post, but in general. One analyzes, develops an expected outcome and then focuses on analysis that supports that conclusion.
Over the next few months a global economic slowdown seems likely. I would imagine the media will go into a frenzy. It may create some buying and selling opportunities. Beyond that, the global economy still appears to be in a growth phase greater than ever before, and betting against that could end badly for investors. This will be a good time to stick to one's investment plan.
People in the withdrawal phase should limit their equity allocation to what they can afford to lose.