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We now know...and EVERYONE agrees that "Bubbles" are the cause of the deep recession we are now in. That being said, there is evidence that current gov't programs have over-inflated the stock markets (again!) and we may be in for another big fall.
Ask yourselves why & how AIG's stock could possibly be so high when they are barely surviving on gov't bailout money. The business/investment community has seemingly jumped for joy over the "perception" that we have escaped a depression.
Greed still simmers world-wide and the lack of patience in dumping money back in stocks is a reflection of that greed.
There is a better explanation of what's causing the latest stock bubble on CNN/Money.
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The problem is you can get 50 qualified experts and get 50 very varied answers. I am SO tempted to move all my 401K to a nice, safe, low risk, low reward place and "start over" in the stock market with a secure piece and put all new money in the market. But you hate to lose the next big jump too. As Shmessy likes to say, it's best to allocate it correctly and just leave it but with the losses we've all had it's tempting to try to wait it out.
Anyway, you can find experts saying this is just a bear market rally and you can find experts saying we'll be back to 14K within two years.
The problem is you can get 50 qualified experts and get 50 very varied answers. I am SO tempted to move all my 401K to a nice, safe, low risk, low reward place and "start over" in the stock market with a secure piece and put all new money in the market. But you hate to lose the next big jump too. As Shmessy likes to say, it's best to allocate it correctly and just leave it but with the losses we've all had it's tempting to try to wait it out.
Anyway, you can find experts saying this is just a bear market rally and you can find experts saying we'll be back to 14K within two years.
You're right, experts don't often agree when it comes to economics. But the facts we know are that the financial industry is still very weak, housing is still in a deep slump and consumer spending remains at record declines. These are the 3 biggest causes of this recession.
I think we are once again experiencing irrational exuberance. There is no rational reason to believe that the markets will get back to their all-time highs within 2 years.
You're right, experts don't often agree when it comes to economics. But the facts we know are that the financial industry is still very weak, housing is still in a deep slump and consumer spending remains at record declines. These are the 3 biggest causes of this recession.
I think we are once again experiencing irrational exuberance. There is no rational reason to believe that the markets will get back to their all-time highs within 2 years.
"Riley said he is targeting 14,000 on the Dow in the next 18 months. He recommended the following sectors for investors."
Sees 14K within 18 months. So who knows.
Hey, irrational exhuberance can last a long time...maybe even all the way to 14,000!
But for our economy to truly begin to recover, the problems MUST be solved first. The only way to a healthy economy is for a solid foundation to be in place. Right now we don't even have a foundation to build upon.
But, hey...who knows BF. Recovery "could" be just around the corner. If it is, I'll be very skeptical. I'd rather see the causal issues worked out first.
"Riley said he is targeting 14,000 on the Dow in the next 18 months. He recommended the following sectors for investors."
Sees 14K within 18 months. So who knows.
That guy's on crack.
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Haven't seen a post from you in a while. Is work keeping you busy enough? BTW...When is your wedding date?
You haven't seen me around much, cuz I got married in July, and just got back from the honeymoon Monday night.
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