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He raises some good points. But if you believe housing is in a bubble, make sure you're considering all the right factors...
Experience counts. The problem is, we are fooled by experience... We put too much weight on what we have actually been through.
The housing market is up a lot – that's true. But it's not expensive yet. Let me show you why...
It's easy to see that the U.S. today is NOT Argentina in 2002. It's the opposite...
By 2002, Argentina's economy had shrunk by more than 25%. Nobody wanted to invest. There was no money or credit available. And the stock market was down 90%. It was a terrible time for Argentina. But it created a great starting point...
Whenever you find a big gap between perception and reality, you can often make a lot of money...
From 1982 until the dot-com boom in 1999 was probably the best 17-year period for stocks in all of history. Nothing could have beaten stocks during that time – right?
How do you beat the house in blackjack? At the beginning of a game, you can't. However... once you get close to the end of the deck, it's a completely different story...
We now have a potential "president for life" in China. This is a big change. And it's important to think about what it means for Chinese investments...
Most people think interest rates are about to go dramatically higher. But they aren't going to go dramatically higher. They CAN'T go dramatically higher.
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