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Strategies & Market Trends : Roger's 1998 Short Picks
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To: Lazlo Pierce who wrote (9554)6/2/1998 11:58:00 AM
From: Oeconomicus  Read Replies (1) of 18691
 
My point again, is old valuations and concepts don't Necessarily make a difference.

And my point is that the "old" concepts like risk, reward and value matter as much now as they ever did. Perhaps because they have been ignored and dismissed for a while now, they matter even more. The "loads of money looking for a home" argument, in other words supply and demand for stocks, is nothing new. Heard the same thing all through the summer of 1987. Do you think such a supply/demand imbalance, with valuations at all-time record levels, favors the many buyers or the few sellers? Ever hear the term "seller's market"?

The bears' arguments may be old, but so are the bulls'. More importantly, the basic principals of economics haven't changed much since money was invented.

Regards,
Bob

PS: What are these threads for but to debate and to "talk until we're blue in the face"?
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