One doesn&#x27;t need to be an economic historian to understand that the economy and market run in cycles.<p>There is always an &quot;inevitable correction&quot; somewhere in the future, but in this endeavor, it&#x27;s timing that matters.<p>It’s probably not fair to pick on Icahn in particular, who is not really a perma-bear. There are far better examples (e.g. Marc Faber), who despite being demonstrably wrong year after year with their end of world predictions, are always welcome back on Bloomberg and CNBC explaining how the world markets are about to fall apart.