junkies are so used to 15% return on their money (abnormal return) during the last 20 years, and credit is so rampant (effect seen in housing market), that the only thing to keep the junkie going was another injection. Bernanke? must have flopped on pressure..He must have known better. At best he is postponing.
I just hope that inflation doesn't hit WITH recession down the road. If you have a contracting economy and inflation you usually have a depression, and that's not very good.
2007-08-17
15:26:23
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especially in such a global economy. But don't worry, when everyone goes crazy and sells, go and buy in at around 10,000...it will rebound fast....I am betting on a simple recession, nothing as pessimistic as a global collapse, although it could happen.
its 10% correction, I don't know what its now, but once it corrects that will be key time to buy in...as I said, prob around 10,000 if it falls that low. Give it till next year to get all the crazy racketeering and time do its thing.
2007-08-17
15:28:30 ·
update #1
the question is...is the american economy comparable to a junkie...or is there another theory/model at this point in time?
2007-08-17
16:08:38 ·
update #2