Artykuł z marca 1987 roku w Los Angeles Times gdzie leciały identyczne argumenty za wiecznymi wzrostami cen akcji jakie słyszymy obecnie: niskie stopy,
akcje są "tanie", banki centralne dają płynność i "twardą podłogę" dla cen akcji na całym świecie, panuje ostrożność wśród inwestorów, wielu nie ma akcji itp. ble ble ble
Te same gadki co teraz a krach i tak był
Despite Caution Signs, Market Stirs High Hopes
March 08, 1987
Even with sub-3% yields, stock prices can still rise as long as interest rates stay low, said Allen Sinai, chief economist with Shearson Lehman Bros.
Also cited as a bullish sign is a persistent sense of caution about stocks among individual investors, institutions and investment advisers. A growing caution among newsletter advisers is also considered bullish because many of their disciples probably are not fully invested in the market
One of the largest bullish factors, however, is burgeoning worldwide liquidity, thanks to expansive monetary policies by central banks in the United States, Japan and West Germany
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http://articles.latimes.com/1987-03-08/business/fi-13471_1_bull-market/2