Bernie Sanders is asked why he thinks the US has more successful businesses than Europe. It's clear he has never thought about this, gives a total non-answer and goes back to his stump speech.
Excellent question by @MacroscopeEcon
Just in the past year or so: 'Deep-Seek' and Liberation Day come to mind. So if you're sitting in software stocks down 60% from the 'Saas-pocolypse' fears ...or sitting on really any tech stocks feeling the after effects..remember, market volatility is a price of admission.
If the current market volatility is stressing you out, a reminder:
Markets have always gone through panics and bubbles.
Tulip Mania (1600s)
South Sea Bubble (1700s)
Railroad Bubble (1800s)
1929 Crash
1970s stagflation
Dot-com bubble
2008 Financial Crisis
COVID crash
While these big crashes (referenced in the above clip) are memorable, what's easy to forget are all the false narratives, panics, and mini-sell offs that led to large draw downs in stocks but amounted to nothing.
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