A look at what we can learn from pessimistic stock market sentiment in terms of downside risk and upside potential based on history and probabilities.
What can we learn from pessimistic stock market sentiment in terms of downside risk and upside potential based on history and probabilities? Are the comparisons to 1973, 2000, 2007, and 2018 starting to get concerning in terms of bear market odds and significant further downside in stocks?
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