william the wie
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- Nov 18, 2009
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I'm hearing two separate claims on what is likely in the economy by people who are into analyzing debt.
Debt levels are already in the bubble levels of early 2000 and the summer of 2007. So later this year or next year there will be a crash.
The political calenders of major countries indicate that all the stops will be pulled out to extend and pretend until 2013.
The flip side of this type of analysis is that such walls of worry are associated with market rises if they are acted upon. So, I was wondering does this look like a wall of worry?
Debt levels are already in the bubble levels of early 2000 and the summer of 2007. So later this year or next year there will be a crash.
The political calenders of major countries indicate that all the stops will be pulled out to extend and pretend until 2013.
The flip side of this type of analysis is that such walls of worry are associated with market rises if they are acted upon. So, I was wondering does this look like a wall of worry?
