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It does matter, because it means huge amounts of capital is being mis-allocated - that's money that could be better invested elsewhere, assuming those sectors a
by tomkarlo 16y ago
It does matter, because it means huge amounts of capital is being mis-allocated - that's money that could be better invested elsewhere, assuming those sectors are in fact overvalued.
- rue 16y agoOh, true. I meant only in the sense of market stability which is above all psychological.