Financial theorists simultaneously dismiss technical analysis, but support behavioral finance. In my opion, technical analysis is merely an attempt to quantify elements of behavioral finance. Does it have accurate predictive power? No. Can it explain some irrational movements in securities markets due to behavioral rather than fundamental trends? Absolutely.
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Isn't Blackstone limited in what it can do as far as ibanking? To stay as a publicly traded LP it can only have revenue from non-asset management sources be less than 10% of total revenue. Therefore, if it grows that area too much such as through the purchase of an ibank franchise, it will lose its tax favored status. That brings to the big critique of this article. Investment banks are inadequate comparisons to Blackstone because of the corporate tax issue. The stock may still be a good short, but the lack of corporate tax makes up for at least some of the valuation puzzle.
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