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1969 Flashback: The Market Crash Signal I See Again

A 94-year-old investor reveals a market crash signal he's observed over seven decades. This isn't prediction, but pattern recognition honed through experience. He recalls 1969, when rampant speculation blinded investors to reality. Now, he sees the same constellation of warning signs. Investor confidence is soaring, but economic fundamentals are deteriorating. The gap between sentiment and reality is dangerously wide. Corporate earnings growth is slowing, masked by financial engineering. Operating earnings quality is at its lowest since 2007. Inexperienced investors dominate, day trading meme stocks, convinced the old rules no longer apply. This "amateur hour phenomenon" amplifies risk. When the market turns, a panicked rush for the exits could trigger a catastrophic decline. CHAPTERS: 00:00 – A Warning from 94 Years of Investing 02:32 – The 1969 Market: A Haunting Memory 05:58 – When Speculation Replaces Analysis 08:45 – The Crash of '69-'74: A Painful Lesson 11:21 – The Confidence Gap: A Dangerous Divergence 15:47 – Operating Earnings Quality: The Hidden Indicator 19:53 – Amateur Hour: The Rise of Inexperienced Investors 23:49 – Echoes of 1999: This Time Is NOT Different 27:35 – The Danger of Groupthink in the Market