The stock market rises and falls like the Great Migration of the African Savannah Wildebeest! In the pristine vast African grasslands, more than 500,000 zebras, nearly 2 million wildebeest and about 100,000 other herbivores participate in the mass migration of animals in early March, crossing the border of Kenya's Masai Mara region to the watery plains and woodlands of western Serengeti. Year after year, year after year. This year's migration is over, and next year it's going to be a migration, and the cycle goes on and on. This is not the case in the stock market, between bull and bear markets, the cycle is repeated, year after year.
When you see the animals move away, you know they're going to come back. When you see the animals coming back, you think that the animals will move. The same should be true of the stock market, when you taste the wine of a bull market, remember that the bitter wine of a bear market will eventually come. When you taste the bitter wine of the bear market, you must be full of expectations for the good wine of the bull market.
