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How Oaktree's Howard Marks Spots a Market Bubble
SUMMARY
- Howard Marks correctly called the dot com bubble in the early 2000s
- The 1990s were a placid period for credit investors but a hot time for equity investors
- Being too far ahead of your time in predicting market trends can be painful and indistinguishable from being wrong
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