great article .... also, factor in global political uncertainties. Massive protests of the middle/working class around the world -- two governments (Iceland and Latvia) already forced to step down -- growing disillusionment with government, financial services, corporations among large segments of populations that are most usually complacent -- and the prospect, in the words of a leading London police official of a "summer of rage" starting with protests at the upcoming G20 meeting. Look at probabilities, and you'll add political ferment to the mix and if that occurs to a substantial degree, a recovery of the market will be even further off. Want to take that close look to determine the probabilities? see this link: tinyurl.com/daaua9
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great article .... also, factor in global political uncertainties. Massive protests of the middle/working class around the world -- two governments (Iceland and Latvia) already forced to step down -- growing disillusionment with government, financial services, corporations among large segments of populations that are most usually complacent -- and the prospect, in the words of a leading London police official of a "summer of rage" starting with protests at the upcoming G20 meeting. Look at probabilities, and you'll add political ferment to the mix and if that occurs to a substantial degree, a recovery of the market will be even further off. Want to take that close look to determine the probabilities? see this link: tinyurl.com/daaua9
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