Ugh, I hate feeling like a Silicon Valley naysayer, but this outlook is entirely wishful thinking and not remotely rooted in fundamentals. But hey, why ruin a g

Ugh, I hate feeling like a Silicon Valley naysayer, but this outlook is entirely wishful thinking and not remotely rooted in fundamentals. But hey, why ruin a good story? Baron was once a legitimate investor and knew how to root out value, but now his business is fees off of a massive AUM. Its hard putting $26B to work in the market at a reasonable rate of return, so I guess he's resorting to "talking his book" and investing in popular stocks to make his wealthy clients feel comfortable in the crowd. He's apparently already gotten a little bounce off his comments, so good for him I guess.