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Charles’ Take: How to Play the Market’s Latest Mood Swings

Charles Payne's Unstoppable Prosperity Podcast

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[SPEAKER_C] All right, so folks who have been in this market for some time or who've learned about this market, right, remember the famous or maybe infamous irrational exuberance speech. Alan Greenspan, he was then of course in charge of Federal Reserve back in December of 1996. It was the shot heard round the world, a warning about the market and how crazy it was, right? And well, for a split second, the market actually listened. It turned lower, I think, and for a split second, right? They were sobering comments. And before turning around, people thought for a moment, yeah, he's kind of right. But then the rally resumed, and it went on for almost another 4 years. And you know what? It got a heck of a lot more irrational. The market eventually crashed. You know that. And the narrative has been that nobody made money. But some folks did bank some money back then.

Charles’ Take: How to Play the Market’s Latest Mood Swings

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The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.

Charles’ Take: How to Play the Market’s Latest Mood Swings

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.