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exjyKLamJpZ of @ Aug 10, 2009 13:48:13 PM
Track Record Grantham's track record on investment calls is pretty impressive... 1982: Said the U.S. stock market was ripe for a "major rally." That year was the beginning of the longest bull run ever. 1989: Called the top of the Japanese bubble economy. 1991: Predicted the resurgence of U.S. large cap stocks. 2000: Correctly called the rallies in U.S. small cap and value stocks. January 2000: Warned of an impending crash in technology stocks, which took place two months later. April 2007: Said we are now seeing the first worldwide bubble in history covering all asset classes.
Grantham's track record on investment calls is pretty impressive...
1982: Said the U.S. stock market was ripe for a "major rally." That year was the beginning of the longest bull run ever.
1989: Called the top of the Japanese bubble economy.
1991: Predicted the resurgence of U.S. large cap stocks.
2000: Correctly called the rallies in U.S. small cap and value stocks.
January 2000: Warned of an impending crash in technology stocks, which took place two months later.
April 2007: Said we are now seeing the first worldwide bubble in history covering all asset classes.
Investorazzi.com of IL @ May 11, 2009 10:08:02 AM
something the infamous "dead cat bounce"
the infamous "dead cat bounce"
jeremy of TX @ May 08, 2009 15:42:44 PM
Kirk Shinkle is a senior editor at U.S. News. He writes daily about ups and downs in equity markets, sectors and stocks. Formerly, he covered business and economics on both coasts for Investor's Business Daily.
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exjyKLamJpZ of @ Aug 10, 2009 13:48:13 PM
Investorazzi.com of IL @ May 11, 2009 10:08:02 AM
jeremy of TX @ May 08, 2009 15:42:44 PM
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