Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets [View article]
So, Dave, do we just give up on fundamentals? Can 'we' just keep talking up the economy and the markets go up... indefinitely? Can we remain on the top side of the overbough/oversold chart indefinitely and not have any significant correction? I would love to believe the the 'all clear' bell has rung but I fail to see what's changed. Unemployment is high and likely to continue higher as there's no catalyst for that to change. Wages aren't going to increase in this environment. Home prices are declining and foreclosures remain severly elevated.
Personal debt also remains high and people still have to save more to make up for their lower home values and smaller 401(k)'s, neither of which are likely to leap up to their former trejectory.
I fail to see how we can just jump back to where things were. The way things were was/is part of the problem, it was demonstrated to be an unsustainable model. I admit being confused but still holding stocks, albeit at a little lower percentage.
Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets [View article]
Personal debt also remains high and people still have to save more to make up for their lower home values and smaller 401(k)'s, neither of which are likely to leap up to their former trejectory.
I fail to see how we can just jump back to where things were. The way things were was/is part of the problem, it was demonstrated to be an unsustainable model. I admit being confused but still holding stocks, albeit at a little lower percentage.