And 20 years ago you were an active investor running a couple of mutual funds and hedge funds. 8 out of 10 years. Historically the market goes up. The natural state of affairs is a bull market. There have been, I would say once every 10 years a big obvious bubble that can really shake the market and knock the S And P down 50% come along. And I'm not including. Nobody really could have predicted the COVID crash. That was a black swan event, a six week decline and then just as quickly recovered from that. (14:50–15:00)
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Asserts that a significant market bubble occurs approximately once every 10 years, potentially reducing the S&P by 50%.
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