Jonathan Davis says investors’ disregard for risk has paid off handsomely in 2006 — but it may not in 2007
A good general rule for investors is to take no notice of consensus predictions about what is going to happen in the next 12 months. The track record of year-end investment punditry is consistently poor.
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