The Market's Fictitious Infallibility [View article]
I am hoping this is sarcasm. If our debt spirals out of control, it will be us going back to the peasant lifestyle :(
On Dec 02 06:39 PM DougM wrote:
> Risk assets? Are you serious? No matter how many dollars Bernanke > prints up nor how big Obama's deficits get, the entire world is going > to keep spiraling into deflation. All those billions of people in > China and India are going to go back to a peasant lifestyle. The > place to be for the next 30 years is US treasuries paying south of > 3.5%. Lock in those high rates of return now while you still can!
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I am hoping this is sarcasm. If our debt spirals out of control, it will be us going back to the peasant lifestyle :(
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On Dec 02 06:39 PM DougM wrote:
> Risk assets? Are you serious? No matter how many dollars Bernanke
> prints up nor how big Obama's deficits get, the entire world is going
> to keep spiraling into deflation. All those billions of people in
> China and India are going to go back to a peasant lifestyle. The
> place to be for the next 30 years is US treasuries paying south of
> 3.5%. Lock in those high rates of return now while you still can!