Oaktree's Marks Says It's Certainly a Time to Do Some Buying

The transcript discusses evaluating price changes against uncertainty, referencing past economic events like the Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy. It debates market timing, the ease of selling, and the current market conditions, emphasizing the difficulty in predicting market bottoms. The discussion highlights the importance of buying when prices are perceived as cheap, even if the market may fall further. It concludes with insights into distress investing and the current opportunities available.

What factors should be evaluated when considering price changes in investments?

How did the economic collapse following Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy affect investment strategies?

What does the speaker suggest about the current market conditions for finding bargains?

What is the significance of timing in buying investments according to the discussion?

What advice is given regarding the concept of 'the bottom' in investment?