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No not at all, just shows who's credible and who is not.Are you that insecure that your reputation on a message board is so important to you? May I suggest therapy?
No not at all, just shows who's credible and who is not.Are you that insecure that your reputation on a message board is so important to you? May I suggest therapy?
The 2009-2010 rally that ended in April, of course, may actually be the start of a great new bull market, one that will shake off the current "correction" and roar back to the market's old highs. On the other hand, it may yet also be another version of what happened in 1930--the start of another bear market that will take the market down for years (or even, gulp, to a new low).
Importantly, we won't know for sure what today's market is until we look at it with the genius of 20/20 hindsight. As Peter Schiff pointed out yesterday, even as late as 1931, they didn't know they were in a "Great Depression" yet. On the contrary, the promise from the White House was that "prosperity is just around the corner."
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/clips-from-great-depression-2010-6##ixzz1DBU6hOg6
"The experts… are saying what's going on in Tunisia and Egypt, this is going on in Arab nations. Nah, this is the beginning of something much greater. Figure it out. Civil wars to regional wars to world wars. The Crash of '29 equals the Panic of '08. The Great Depression equals the Great Recession. World War Two equals the First Great War Of The Twenty-First Century."
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/gerald-celente-war-2011-2#ixzz1DBV134P3
But this is "Year 3 of the Presidential Cycle," Jeremy says. And, historically, "Year 3" has been good to stocks because the government does everything it can to help get itself re-elected, including flooding the economy with cheap money.
And interest rates are still fixed at near-zero, Jeremy notes. And, usually, emerging bubbles don't burst until rates are rising.
So enjoy the ride until October, says Jeremy. Then sell everything and head for the bomb shelter.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/jeremy-grantham-stocks-will-go-up-until-october-and-then-theyll-crash-2011-2#ixzz1DCADkJny
Unemployment is down, corporate and consumer spending is up.
Where is the depression?
The ignored one is still being the American Taliban without a purpose. Who knows, or cares, why?
An authentic nut.
Why do you want long-term? According you, the depression is already here.
You realize shortly we won't be able to cover the interest on our debt?
Forget the principle.
They don't call it that anymore.........not good for sitting Presidents.
You should learn about principal before you try to give lessons on debt.