Scrutinize the 1930s for Similarities, Clues
Jan 28, 2009
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By William F. Nicklin
There's as much mistrust now as in the 1930s. What can we learn from that? Economic recovery won't begin until doubt and suspicion subside, so we must work harder at developing insights that build trust. Monitor the relationships between experimentation, suspicion, and uncertainty for indicators of where prices are heading and turning around, and you'll increase your capability and improve your investment decisions.