I narrate key points in my post “What Would Be Truly Bullish? Actually Fixing What’s Broken.”
Let’s start with what’s “obvious”: letting what’s broken fester until it implodes the status quo is not bullish, and neither is substituting delusion and denial for a realistic appraisal of what’s actually broken.
What would be bullish is actually fixing what’s broken.
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