The New York Times promises to explainWhy Analysts Keep Telling Investors to Buy but in fact only documents the fact that buy recommendations always outnumber sell suggestions, even as the market is collapsing. Some of their examples are usefully shocking.
The question not posed: With that rotten track record, why should anyone ever believe investment analysts again?
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