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Four Reasons We're Headed Even Higher

No Leaf Clover,

It is pretty clear you are new to SA. "things will get better eventually" ? From an investment perpsective there is absolutely no guarantee. There has already been a 25 year span between peaks in the Dow once, it can happen again. Have you ever looked at the Japanese index, now more than 20 years from the last peak.

Even today accounting for dollar inflation......our last peak....was NOT a peak.

And since the indices are constantly changing their stocks by their own parameters, the stocks indices never REALLY recover. Hence your buy statement and logic are incorrect and dangerously flawed.


On Aug 28 11:29 PM No Leaf Clover wrote:

> All the grammar comments are wonderful, except this is not English
> class!!! Try to add some value with insightful market comments instead
> of acting like you are so much better than the rest of us who focus
> on content.
>
> The market is going up at a very basic level due to supply and demand.
> Supply (shares of stock) has not increased substantially, even with
> the secondary offerings of many companies, and demand is increasing.
> People realize that things will get better eventually and when they
> do, their stock investments will pull in great returns, so demand
> is increasing. There are not many alternatives with the extra savings:
> real estate - today not so much, money market - almost no return,
> bonds - maybe but big risk when interest rates rise next year.<br/>
>
> I don't want to give the impression that the market indicators are
> just noise, but at the most basic level the result of increased demand
> with almost constant supply is higher prices...no matter what the
> indicators say.

Seething Over Liddy's AIG-Goldman Connection

That's funny.

Dick Cheney's connection was very upfront and public. It was a government contract, not a gift of taxpayer dollars. If he had any significant money in Halliburton, he lost his short! Check the history of the stock price. Not really a great contract. Not really much of a scam either.

In this case someone has lost their money and is replacing it with our taxpayer dollars. The conflict of interest information was also not disclosed by he or his current employer.


On Apr 17 01:29 PM Just Say Whoa! wrote:

> >Seething Over Liddy's AIG-Goldman Connection
>
> Funny, I don't remember any Republicans "seething" over Dick Cheney's
> Haliburton connections, no?
>
> "IOKIYAR"

Why It's Better to Bail Out Borrowers than Banks

No one should be bailed out period.