"Smart money" moving away from stocks

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by a529612, Mar 28, 2007.

  1. These people are idiots, IMO (I'm sure they care what I think).

    They may be right in seeking out alternative investments to equities, but those they cite in the article are anything but less risky.
     
  2. 10+ million = smart money? :confused:
     
  3. Div_Arb

    Div_Arb

    A good contrarian indicator that hedge funds, buyout funds, and value added real estate (a la Blackrock) have peaked.
     
  4. Must be inherited money.

    What they consider "alternative" are just illiquid black boxes full of more stocks, and they won't figure it out till it blows up.
     
  5. Wow I dont understand them. They are concerned with capital preservation, and they are willing to live off of 3% of their assets. So why the hell don't they put all their money into MMA's and Tbills?? They'd be getting 5.5% return without risk. Geez.
     
  6. Do you think Tbills are risk free when WWIII is just around the corner? :D
     
  7. That would ASSume the real inflation rate was lower. Sorry, its not. It would also ASSume our government can pay its cebts. Sorry, it can't. The only way it pays its debts is to print more money to pay it with. And that in turn causes more inflation.
     
  8. Smart money moving away from stocks???;
    actually smartmoney.com is a stock website owned byWSJ:cool: :p