According to Bank Of America,
more public money has been invested into the stock market,
in the last five months, 569 Billion $,
than had been invested previously (452 Billion) in the last 11 years !
since the start of the bull market in 2009.
That is an extraordinary vote of confidence of public dollars
into the stock market, as investors seek "yield " participation,at all cost.
Long gone are the days when investors could sit back park their money
in liquid full faith and credit instruments like CD's, and money market funds
and receive the Fed magic number of 2 % "risk free" return.
Rather. an extraordinary amount of that money has now sought refuge in the stock market.
That amount of inflow inevitably will continue to build "complacency".
as the market rewards new money by rising higher and higher, all time record after record.
The contrarian investor in me says this extraordinary public
buying spree into the stock market market is really a ticking time bomb,
waiting for the right moment to explode.
I caution you about following the public crowd here,
and pouring your money into the stock market.
It's certainly not going to end well.
THE_UNWIND
4/9/21
Woods Of Connecticut
more public money has been invested into the stock market,
in the last five months, 569 Billion $,
than had been invested previously (452 Billion) in the last 11 years !
since the start of the bull market in 2009.
That is an extraordinary vote of confidence of public dollars
into the stock market, as investors seek "yield " participation,at all cost.
Long gone are the days when investors could sit back park their money
in liquid full faith and credit instruments like CD's, and money market funds
and receive the Fed magic number of 2 % "risk free" return.
Rather. an extraordinary amount of that money has now sought refuge in the stock market.
That amount of inflow inevitably will continue to build "complacency".
as the market rewards new money by rising higher and higher, all time record after record.
The contrarian investor in me says this extraordinary public
buying spree into the stock market market is really a ticking time bomb,
waiting for the right moment to explode.
I caution you about following the public crowd here,
and pouring your money into the stock market.
It's certainly not going to end well.
THE_UNWIND
4/9/21
Woods Of Connecticut