Two Laws on Bullish and Bearish Economists
by
William Sherden
Tips Home
Browse by Tags
Browse by Authors
Remember the First Law of Economics: For every
economist
, there is an equal and opposite economist--so for every
bullish
economist, there is a
bearish
one. The Second Law of Economics: They are both likely to be
wrong
.
Tags:
economy
,
humor
Was this Tip useful?
Print
Email
Link
Share
Copy and paste this HTML in your website to link to this page
More by William Sherden
An Argument Against Technical Analysis
One Perspective for Those Who Forecast Future Prices
Related Tips
Investing Against Macroeconomic Events
Investment Decisions and Macroeconomic Factors
When Diversification Does not Make Sense
Economists Forecasting Recessions and Interest Rates
Demand and Prices in Speculative Markets and Economics
Short-Term Transactions on Wall Street are not a Game
Economy's Dependence on Economists
Hard Times and Scarce Money
21 Investing Principles Utilized by Peter Lynch
Two Kinds of Statistics
Acquiring a Business with Solid Management
A Good Investment
A Definition of a Wealthy Man
Different Classifications for Individuals Losing Jobs
A Saying on Having No Money
A Perspective on Counting Money
Two Kinds of Statistics
Two Positives of Value Stocks
This content can be found on the following page: