Replies to post #13946 on The New CS Board

[jumanji0881]

Not to worry (if you're in a state of denial):

My comment: Stocks have had a very good reason for going higher: Global QE by CBs. And the only storm clouds are a major slowdown in China and their massive debt problems, Japan's sustainability on ever increasing QE, and Europe's recession, high debt, and insolvent banks in the periphery. So, not to worry.

Talk of a market bubble is the real bubble : http://buzz.money.cnn.com/2014/01/07/bubble/?iid=Lead
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And something should only be labeled a bubble if there is no good reason for the run-up in price. That's not the case with the overall stock market.

There are no storm clouds on the horizon that should justifiably lead to a huge, prolonged pullback.

As cliche as it sounds, any dip should probably get bought. In fact, people on Twitter often joke about this market rally with the acronym of BTFD.