Prepare to sell as dollar rot sets in

Central banks are under pressure to make borrowed money artificially cheap. But how can people be expected to store their wealth in a dollar that's being undermined by low rates?

Market bubbles don't really pop. They hiss a bit, reflate a bit, and then hiss a bit more.

This gives those who can think clearly the chance to act, and usually on favorable terms. But it's all very confusing, and only experience and deep understanding allows smarter investors to ignore the widespread tendency to sloppy thinking.

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