Mastering the Market Cycle: Getting the Odds on Your Side

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Mastering the Market Cycle: Getting the Odds on Your Side

Mastering the Market Cycle: Getting the Odds on Your Side

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Experiencing a mark-to-market loss in the downward phase of a cycle isn’t fatal in and of itself, as long as you hold through the beneficial upward part as well. Real estate development deals with delays, regulations, zoning issues, local approval, financial approval, and construction. For starters, it’s pretty much impossible to predict the distant future with greater accuracy than other investors.

People who are successful run the risk of overlooking the fact that they were lucky, or that they had help from others. There’s a reason for why Buffett says if he finds Howard published a new memo, he stops what he’s doing and reads it right away - yes, Buffett, probably the best to ever do it. Good times cause people to become more optimistic, jettison their caution, and settle for skimpy risk premiums on risky investments. For instance, economic data is twisted in a positive or negative light depending on the prevailing emotion. If you have faith in economics as a science not a theoretical social study with algebra added for ‘proof’, then this is for you.Along the way, it discusses multiple recent financial cycles, teasing out the lessons that can be learned from each. The long term economic cycle follows fundamental factors that produce a steady average growth rate over a longer secular trend. Confidence to stick with a strategy when it fails to produce the results you expect but enough humility to know your own limitations. This book is simply a must-read for all investment professionals, short-time traders or long-term savers alike. Coming in late 2018, Mastering the Market Cycle addresses some of the most topical questions for investors, providing not just insightful thoughts that relate to our current times, but a conclusive framework that could have been valid at any point in history, empowering readers with the tools they need to find the right balance between risk and opportunity and between prudence and aggressiveness.

Macroeconomic info (forecasting) fails one of those two, usually the latter because it’s not knowable, or not knowable consistently enough to produce long-term outperformance. Both Apple and Google state that they ensure that only users who have actually downloaded the app can submit a review. This pattern is perhaps best demonstrated by taking an extreme example: the dot-com bubble, and subsequent crash, of 1995 to 2002 – a boom-bust cycle that was driven, to a large extent, by the incaution of venture capitalists. An empty building (a) has a replacement value, of course, but it (b) throws off no revenues and (c) costs money to own, in the form of taxes, insurance, minimum maintenance, interest payments and opportunity costs.This underlying trend in growth clearly follows a long-term cycle, although the short-run ups and downs around it are more discernible and thus more readily discussed.

There are three ingredients for success—aggressiveness, timing and skill—and if you have enough aggressiveness at the right time, you don’t need that much skill. Written in plain English, Howard Marks’s hard-earned wisdom will help readers tilt the odds in their favor. When risk tolerance takes over and lenders compete avidly for opportunities, the bidding is likely to become overheated.

Distressed debt is bought on the anticipation that the new ownership interest in the company (after it emerges from bankruptcy) is worth significantly more than the value of the distressed debt. It could lead to investor behavior that amplifies future cycles because they learned the wrong lesson. So it may come as a surprise that one of the main reasons for short-term market ups and downs is human emotion – namely, a fluctuation between euphoria-driven greed and despair-driven fear. Company profits follow a cycle similar to the economy but not all companies follow the same pattern.



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