Why You Shouldn’t Rely On Long-Term Market Trends

“If you are going to use probability to model a financial market, then you had better use the right kind of probability. Real markets are wild.” – Benoit Mandelbrot (1924-2010) I’m going to show you a different way of looking at the world of finance. Most people assume that things like stock prices and interest […] View the full post at: Why You Shouldn’t Rely On Long-Term Market Trends Related posts: St. Louis Fed Charts Reporting the Current Trends of the Global Recession The Best Way to Cope With a Wild Market Second Stimulus Speculation Submarining Bonds and Supporting Gold