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The astounding level of household debt, a likely double digit unemployment rate, de-leveraging, and likely further paring back on discretionary spending prompt us to disagree with commentators who suggest that stocks are cheap. Yes, some stocks are cheap. But there are more land mines than rocket ships out there. Just because various market indices fell 35% to 60%, does not imply that we are near a bottom or that stocks are cheap. We await other shoes to drop and wait to see valuation metrics recalibrate to lower levels.
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