Is it a surprise the pros got it all wrong?
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Individual investor winning, not the pros: Gartman
By Michelle Fox, CNBC
With the U.S. stock market at all-time highs , just weeks after experiencing a selloff, closely followed Dennis Gartman told CNBC Friday every time he tries to move to the sidelines it proves to be the "absolutely wrong thing to do."
"It seems like all of the pros are the ones not doing well in the market," he said in an interview with " Closing Bell ."
"It seems like the public that sits tight and just allows monetary policy and stronger economic environs to carry share prices higher do quite well."
On Oct. 16., the founder and publisher of "The Gartman Letter" told CNBC that the selloff was the start of a bear market . He ate his words last week, admitting it was the wrong call.
On Friday, he reiterated his belief that it is still a bull market.
"It's the smart guys, the pros who keep trying to call tops and every time we try to do it, it makes us look sillier and sillier," Gartman said.
For those who want to get into the market, he said there is still time.
"If you haven't been involved probably getting dramatically involved at this point might not be the best of all worlds. But should you be involved? Absolutely," he said.
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From YahooFinance
Individual investor winning, not the pros: Gartman
By Michelle Fox, CNBC
With the U.S. stock market at all-time highs , just weeks after experiencing a selloff, closely followed Dennis Gartman told CNBC Friday every time he tries to move to the sidelines it proves to be the "absolutely wrong thing to do."
"It seems like all of the pros are the ones not doing well in the market," he said in an interview with " Closing Bell ."
"It seems like the public that sits tight and just allows monetary policy and stronger economic environs to carry share prices higher do quite well."
On Oct. 16., the founder and publisher of "The Gartman Letter" told CNBC that the selloff was the start of a bear market . He ate his words last week, admitting it was the wrong call.
On Friday, he reiterated his belief that it is still a bull market.
"It's the smart guys, the pros who keep trying to call tops and every time we try to do it, it makes us look sillier and sillier," Gartman said.
For those who want to get into the market, he said there is still time.
"If you haven't been involved probably getting dramatically involved at this point might not be the best of all worlds. But should you be involved? Absolutely," he said.
Read more from YahooFinance >>
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