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No, the Financial Crisis Is Not Over

Thanks Richard for introducing your site. Going to spend some decent time there. The financials have lied repeatedly to hold stock value so they can sell more, they even fooled Cramer that stock action yesterday signals a bottom because big money went into MER. He probably is correct for the next 20 days. Odds are he'll have egg on his face again in 60 to 100 days.

U.S. Bank Dividend Yields Revisited

Then there's inflation at an admitted 4% but really double that and soon to be triple. My $ are in very small new firms having global footprints about to be profitable or there,and huge growth in their headlights. Talking resources, silver, molly, copper, oil, gas, gold, water, technology. They are all beaten down to wonderful levels. I figure sooner or later, folks will bale the big stocks and look for places with large earnings growth track records and potential even if they are less than $5 stocks now. Dividends in hyper inflation mean nothing unless it is a stock dividend in a fast growing firm that is under valued. I'd give examples but then some would suggest I'm hyping a poor stock I trying to unload. It is OTC time!

U.S. Bank Dividend Yields Revisited

Even after the war is over (2010-2011) their earning power will be greatly reduced, and after some unpredictable knee jerk up action they probably will stagnate for a long time under reform rules or practice. This is dead and dying $.