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And again, I ended up in the financialservices audit practice at KPMG. One, when people have asked me to compare and contrast today versus 2007, 2008, what you hear from a lot of people is, yes, there’s some fairly heady valuations. You have to finish the three years. I finished the three years.
SEIDES: John Yeah, I said back then, the bet started in 2007 and I say today, being in the market and investing in hedge funds is completely apples and oranges. This is the summer of 2007. RITHOLTZ: 2007. Let me say what your compliance wouldn’t allow you to say. So back in 2007. And what was his response?
The focus seems to be on other institutions that create employment like healthcare, medical, tech, medical type services. There’s been a lot of emphasis on sort of competing with New York, bringing financialservices there. MILLER: That they’re going to move their location. ” MILLER: Yeah. RITHOLTZ: Right?
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Yes, stocks hit new highs right before COVID and in early 2007, but the great majority of the other times over the past generation new highs have meant an economy that was growing, not an economy in a recession. And the last time it hit a new high during a recession was in late 1982, which also kicked off a huge bull market.
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