Guggenheim’s Minerd Says Expect a Retracement on S&P 500

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Apr.17 -- Scott Minerd, chief investment officer at Guggenheim Partners, explains why the S&P 500 will suffer further declines as he sees the index falling to 1,500 or lower. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Sonali Basak on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close."
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This guy is about to go full Incredible Hulk

Tomherbs
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Thanks FED for this new "Market ConFEDence"!

alexanderthegreat
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The more they say it will go down, the more it never goes down.

raz
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If someone can answer 1 question. Is the Fed buying programs, which are inflating the stock market - can the buying program continue to outweigh the selling pressure. Or is it too large to overcome?

mavidane
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Stock Market: "Let's pretend that there is no virus and everything is dandy"

ironmantis
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Like the call.. I get the fed is printing money but that does not mean anyone is spending. Earnings down 30% then go to a 15 PE doesn't sound crazy to me.

JohnGalt
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This dude is a bear looking perma bear.

loveormoney
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Charts mean nothing anymore in this crazy, new reality we are in.

credera
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have they ever thrown trillions at it like this before tho???? this is a different era folks.

koaasst
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What if this time the fed doesnt stop printing for a year

dso
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my chart analysis looks bullish. however, there is that earning wildcard.

matthewmark