by Henry Blodget in Investing, Newsmakers, Recession, Banking
The DOW hit a new 2009 high yesterday, continuing to defy those who have been predicting collapse since the lows in March. The market's charge has brought the asset management business back to life--many hedge funds and mutual funds will make a killing again this year--but it has also created a major headache for fund managers. Why? Because in the fund management business, you get fired for missing rallies just as fast as you get fired for losing clients' money. This "career risk" is causing fund managers to pile into the market even as valuations and history suggest a major correction may be looming.
http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/382709/80-Percent-Chance-of-Market-Crash-Next-Year%2C-Says-John-Hussman
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