Not exact matches
So I called the Nobel Prize — winning economist, the most celebrated monetarist of the 20th century, to get his take on whether the
bull case for long -
term profit growth was reasonable — or mostly
bull.
Most dollar
bulls view the
case in relative
terms: «It is the best house in a bad neighborhood,» as the saying goes.
Given that there are good reasons to expect gold to resume its long -
term bull market in the not - too - distant future, why do so many bullish gold analysts argue their
cases using the equivalent of fairy stories?
This is especially the
case during long -
term bull markets, when sentiment is capable of staying very optimistic for years.