Are we still in a Economic Slow Down?
By Daniel at 21 October, 2008, 11:10 pm
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ok, it’s very obvious where this is going.
Ask yourself this question:
Where exactly would the DOW and other index measures be if it weren’t for the 2 Trillion in inflation added to the markets this past month?
Actually, we don’t know the exact rate of inflation or the INTEREST on this inflation and it’s safe to say somewhere around 2-3 Trillion in “liquidity” has been added to the U.S. markets recently.
And what about the “liquidity” added globally?
The numbers are so large that it is IGNORANT for anyone, especially the FED to say that the markets will stabilize.
Do not listen to “analysts” or the FED. You are more likely to profit if you are an exact contrarian to their advice.
It’s time we start discussing some individual strategies on the board to protect our members from the next wave of injections, stimulus checks, and mass inflation.
It’s going to come and after Nov. 6th you can expect more volatility than ever.
The weapon of mass contraction is still to come and when that happens it will bring the middle class into the realm of poverty.
This is classic strategy used by the FED to control major corporations and take them over.
Inflation–>Media Speculation–>Contraction–>20 year Depression
The next depression will surely be worse than the last due to the fact that the amount of debt in the global economy towers that of the last depression.
The 500,000,000,000 spent annually on war would be a good place to start if you want to talk about saving money as a country.
Second, individually, your assets should be moved from anything paper to physical wealth.
Land for a garden and small livestock/game/poultry will be one of the best investments.
Downsize your house, car, and spending.
Reduce all forms of revolving credit as soon as possible.
Shift your thinking away from any investments having to do with luxury.
Think necessity and move with haste to restructure your lifestyle, portfolio, and paradigm.
You may also want to read: “The 1929-1933 Crash Took Stock Market Down 90%, Today’s Market Down 45% - Half Way There”
http://investment-blog.net/the-1929-1933-crash-took-stock-market-down-90-todays-market-down-45-half-way-there/
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
No comments yet.