Just because they’re bearish doesn’t mean they’re right… 2011-07-06T15:51:37-04:00By Barry Schwartz|Categories: Blog| Far from it actually MARCH 2009: Nouriel Roubini predicts new lows in the next 18 months MARCH 2009: John Mauldin say bulls will get their hopes crushed over the summer APRIL 2009: Dylan Ratigan says this is a suckers’ rally, no question MAY 2009: Andy Kessler says “this sure smells to me like a sucker’s rally” JUNE 2009: Michael Markoski says “the markets are in the later stages of a powerful bear market rally that is close to its peak” JULY 2009: Dave Rovelli says “If you were to jump in right now, you’re crazy” AUGUST 2009: Bob Janjuah says “The next ugly leg of the bear market begins as we get into the July through September ‘tipping zone'” AUGUST 2009: Doug Kass says markets are overshooting to the upside OCTOBER 2009: Robert Prechter says “stocks peaked in September” OCTOBER 2009: Joseph Stiglitz says the markets have been irrationally exuberant OCTOBER 2009: Gary Shilling predicts a new low on the S&P OCTOBER 2009: Jeremy Grantham says “This is the last hurrah” OCTOBER 2009: Bill Gross says the rally is at its pinnacle DECEMBER 2009: Albert Edwards says “It is time to sell” DECEMBER 2009: Mohamed El Erian says stocks will tank within one month JANUARY 2010: Richard Russell says “The fun’s over” MAY 2010: Keith McCullough says “Sell all U.S. stocks now” JUNE 2010: George Soros says the market is overextended JULY 2010: Bill Fleckenstein says Bulls are getting too optimistic JULY 2010: Robert Prechter says traders should short the S&P 500 OCTOBER 2010: John Hussman says the market is “overvalued, overbought, overbullish” NOVEMBER 2010: David Rosenberg says the market is overbought and all signals are negative Share This Story. FacebookXRedditLinkedInEmail