Wharton's Jeremy Siegel says stocks will return up to 15%: 'We could have quite a good year'

Ah then he woke up ..... being paid to say this , because all else point down

Haha. Jeremy is dreaming. But to be fair. He has 52 weeks to be right. But doubt it.

Wharton ? Didn’t they give us Genius Trump ? Not a trusted source by any means.

5-15% range - any kid can guess that, pure guess work we need a closer range than that - put yourself on the chopping board Professor.

sergenyt How far will they go down before they come up 15%?🙄

The key word is “COULD”, which means nothing.

Stocks “could” rally 300% but they won’t. I don’t care what experts who have been wrong for months tell us what “might” happen. Up until September most have said market will be up because for 2 years it foolishly rocketed up. Now they must think as the past is not predictive.

They could fall 15 percent.

This market becoming uninvestable with Black Swan in the White House. Crisis of confidence will only grow as will the knee jerk tweets and policy changes based on whim.

Thank you Prof. Siegel. Do you think that should change it’s negative rhetoric to improve the sentiment? cvpayne jimcramer mitchellvii Varneyco BreitbartNews Wharton

lol 😂 positive thoughts are good but reality is real!!!! It’s your own delusion vs the truth!!!

Or they could fall 15%: flip a coin!

Wharton clearly has issues.

sergenyt

Have to fire disruptive and basically soul eating trump if you want real growth. He causes lost faith. Stock market will need an outreach program at this rate of decline.

NEVER SAY NEVER

Down 50% and now up 15%. Good deal. Ha ha ha

So we are maybe getting some of our money back? 🤣 That’s reassuring.

Best hide mine then hadnt i

Sure, the market could do just about anything.

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