David Tepper of hedge fund Appaloosa Management appeared on CNBC today to share his thoughts on markets. In the interview, Tepper talked about the concept of flows and if all the money is flowing one way, then you have to buy the dips. But if all the money starts flowing the other way, then you've got to sell the rips. Tepper said, "I'm not probably as bullish as I could be because I have problems with earnings growth, I have problems with multiples... so I can't really call myself a bull. However, I will say this, if you invest today in the stock market if earnings grow 5.5% per year you will make money at the end of five years." Read more: http://www.marketfolly.com/2015/09/david-tepper-not-as-bulli...