Published on the Hussman Funds web-site by John P. Hussman, Ph.D.

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Weekly Market Comment, May 12, 2014
“With
advisory sentiment running at 56% bulls and fewer than 20% bears, with most
historically reliable valuation metrics about twice their
pre-bubble norms (and presently associated with negative expected S&P 500
nominal total returns on every horizon of 7 years and less), with
capitalization-weighted indices near record highs but smaller stocks and
speculative momentum stocks diverging badly, and with a Federal Reserve clearly
intent on winding down the policy of quantitative easing that has brought these
distortions about, we continue to view the present market environment as among
the most dangerous instances in history.”
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One response to “Do you view, or not view, the present (stock) market environment as among the most dangerous instances in (stock market) history?”

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    Lower taxes. Reduce the size of the Federal Government (get out of the way). Watch the economy boom.I feel like I'm on a freight train heading for a cliff.eh….what do I know?

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