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Why would you say we're all a bunch of idiots? You're the one who is the big dummy, ya nut scratching, ass picking douchebag. Back to porn...
This current bear market rally is comparable to the tragic fooler bear rally that followed the 1929 crash. But in extent, this bear market rally (I'm talking about the one that followed the 2009 low) was even greater than the 1929-1930 rally. And just as 1929-1930 fooled many investors, who re-entered the market thinking that they would recoup their 1929 losses, this giant 2009-2011 rally sucked in thousands of hopefuls back into the stock market again.
The great bear market rally is now about over, following a very long period of deceptive distribution. I am warning all that we are back in the grip of a vicious and ruthless bear. The bear has been held back for almost two years, due to the so-called quantitative easing of an anxious and ignorant Fed. There's no bear angrier than a frustrated bear. As a result, I believe we're going to see a brutal stock market that will shock the Fed and the bulls and the public -- and all who insist on remaining in this bear market.
This bear market will leave its mark on everything: housing, commodities, banks, employment, consumers, retail sales, and nations around the world. It will go down in history. Sell your stocks. Get as liquid as you can. The ultimate liquidity is Constitutional money -- gold and silver.
I might be early, but I'm giving you the big picture -- the one that counts in the end.
I noted lots of cheering regarding the huge Black Friday retail "bargain" sales and then more cheering after the record Monday sales. I didn't think the huge sales were bullish. I took them as the public spending it's head off again -- instead of saving and acting out of austerity. The massive public spending is simply going to leave consumers with less money to spend in the future (and less savings). The more impressive action would have been the public acting conservatively.
Peace.
This current bear market rally is comparable to the tragic fooler bear rally that followed the 1929 crash. But in extent, this bear market rally (I'm talking about the one that followed the 2009 low) was even greater than the 1929-1930 rally. And just as 1929-1930 fooled many investors, who re-entered the market thinking that they would recoup their 1929 losses, this giant 2009-2011 rally sucked in thousands of hopefuls back into the stock market again.
The great bear market rally is now about over, following a very long period of deceptive distribution. I am warning all that we are back in the grip of a vicious and ruthless bear. The bear has been held back for almost two years, due to the so-called quantitative easing of an anxious and ignorant Fed. There's no bear angrier than a frustrated bear. As a result, I believe we're going to see a brutal stock market that will shock the Fed and the bulls and the public -- and all who insist on remaining in this bear market.
This bear market will leave its mark on everything: housing, commodities, banks, employment, consumers, retail sales, and nations around the world. It will go down in history. Sell your stocks. Get as liquid as you can. The ultimate liquidity is Constitutional money -- gold and silver.
I might be early, but I'm giving you the big picture -- the one that counts in the end.
I noted lots of cheering regarding the huge Black Friday retail "bargain" sales and then more cheering after the record Monday sales. I didn't think the huge sales were bullish. I took them as the public spending it's head off again -- instead of saving and acting out of austerity. The massive public spending is simply going to leave consumers with less money to spend in the future (and less savings). The more impressive action would have been the public acting conservatively.
Peace.
I could not agree with you more. Even the famous economist Dr. David Weidemer is predicting a global recession with all the results you have talked about. To many bubbls and debt that will cause massive inflation and unemployment. Get yor money out of long-term investments and into cash. Wait until Feb comes and the unemployment goes up up and away. Also, all those credit card bills will be due and uh uh noboby has any money to pay them off.