We probably do this because on some level everybody fears change. Yet, change has made certain that nothing is ever repeated, and change makes certain that nothing even remains constant. This century, the fingers of change scrubbed every hair on the world's scalp. Nothing was left unchanged to some degree. Beyond that, this century grew industry and with it pollution, but as soon as we began to realize the ramifications we began to discover ways of correcting the situation.
Recycling is still nascent in the world, as are environment-friendly products.
There's plenty of room for improvement here, but at least the issue is being addressed and change is taking place. What might also be changing, some people argue, is how we should value stocks. Many readers will immediately discount this notion and say that it is the result of a long bull market. I'm not here to persuade you otherwise, but beginning today we'll address some points regarding valuation. Of course, there are caveats.