CDZ Is US heading for a financial cliff?

It is not about seeing the glass as half full or half empty, it is about seeing the whole glass. You keep talking about how the Dow closed up by 6627 but of the 30 companies that comprise the Dow Index only 17 turned a profit and most of those in single digit percentages. However several heavy hitter stocks such as American Express, Intel and Proctor and Gamble, which are also in the Dow 30, lost more 10% of their value today. Moreover the Dow is only up 1.33% year to date which does not even match the rate of inflation. As a long term investor I see the market highly overvalued and expect a major correction to happen this year. The issue with that is many publicly traded companies lack the cash reserves to withstand a major downward correction and the post correction lull. Further, the FED is under incredible pressure to begin raising interest rates. Any upward movement in the interest rate will bring to an end this anemic and flat "recovery". Couple that with China's worsening economy, our growing national debt and high unemployment rates and the question goes from will there be a market correction to when will there be a market correction. I hope this helps you to realize that stock exchange averages were never meant to be read like baseball scores. Also, realize that while the glass is half full there is always a huge hole at the top for it all to pour out of.
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Dow 30 Companies - CNNMoney

Huh? Of the 30 companies that make up the DOW, only 17 made a profit? You must be joking. I can't find a single one that didn't turn a profit.

In any given year, the market will go up and down, and the rate of inflation is largely irrelevant. Even so, owning the stock, pays dividends. Those dividends combined with the increase in value, makes up for it.

Funny, given they survived the 2000 crash, and the 2008 crash. They are all still here. Even during the 1929 crash, most of the major companies survived.
 
"It’s debating stupid people that’s hard.”"

The relevance of so called "inflation" can be explained to those who care to know. The fraudulent money is doubled. That means that everyone who has in their control any monetary units of this fraudulent denomination add to a total so called "money supply" which is certainly a known quantity by those who command the power to double the money supply. What that means is that these people who have this criminal power count all the fraudulent money they already sold to the victims, and these criminals write themselves a check for that much more fraudulent money so that they can sell that much more of this fraudulent money to accomplish whatever goal they care to accomplish.

That means that anyone with the second largest supply of fraudulent money is the second most powerful individual before the criminals double the money supply, so the math problem becomes somewhat more confusing at that point.

Everyone combined has X number of criminal central bank notes before the double down by the criminals.

The top 10 most powerful people with the most purchasing power before the double down by the criminals have only a portion of the total amount of "pre-inflation money."

< = less than, x = Total number of criminal bank notes

1. < x
2. < x
China < x
Bill Gates < x
You < x
Me < x
so on...

When the criminals double the supply it is not a simple math equation like this:

1. < x for the most powerful individual in command of the most criminal money VERSUS 2x for the criminals doubling the money supply.

What do the criminals do with the criminal doubling of the criminal money supply, now that they have more than double the power to buy people compared to anyone else stupid enough to buy into that criminal version of money?
 
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