
The future is an opaque mirror. Anyone who tries to look into it sees nothing but the dim outlines of an old and worried face.
~Jim Bishop
Most people would agree that it’s pure folly to try to predict the future – especially that of the financial markets. And yet we don’t want to invest blindly either. We need to have at least some concept of where we’re at in the economic and market cycle, as well as the future prospects and valuation metrics for any company we may choose to buy.
Every investment decision is a bet on the direction of a given company, sector, or index. I know some passive investors out there don’t think they’re making market calls, but buying any financial instrument is a wager it will be worth more by the time we sell it. Otherwise, why buy it in the first place?
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