By Michael
What is going to happen when the greatest economic bubble in the history of the world pops? The mainstream media
never talks about that. They are much too busy covering the latest
dogfights in Washington and what Justin Bieber has been up to. And most
Americans seem to think that if the Dow keeps setting new all-time
highs that everything must be okay. Sadly, that is not the case at
all. Right now, the U.S. economy is exhibiting all of the classic
symptoms of a bubble economy. You can see this when you step back and
take a longer-term view of things. Over the past decade, we have added more than 10 trillion dollars
to the national debt. But most Americans have shown very little
concern as the balance on our national credit card has soared from 6
trillion dollars to nearly 17 trillion dollars.
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Saturday, May 25, 2013
America’s Bubble Economy Is Going To Become An Economic Black Hole
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Saturday, May 18, 2013
The S&P 500 is Now a Gambler's Paradise With 76.9% Up Days in May So Far
by peakprosperity.com
Everyone knows the odds of winning in a casino are worse than 50% (often much worse depending on the game played). So who wouldn't rush to a casino where, instead, the odds were overwhelmingly in the gambler's favor?
That's the promise of today's stock market, which has been experiencing an aberrantly high percentage of up days all year. Toss your money into the market and on any given day, you're much likelier to make money than not.
So far, May 2013 has been a gambler's paradise, in which a whopping 76.9% of the trading days for the S&P 500 have been up:
Everyone knows the odds of winning in a casino are worse than 50% (often much worse depending on the game played). So who wouldn't rush to a casino where, instead, the odds were overwhelmingly in the gambler's favor?
That's the promise of today's stock market, which has been experiencing an aberrantly high percentage of up days all year. Toss your money into the market and on any given day, you're much likelier to make money than not.
So far, May 2013 has been a gambler's paradise, in which a whopping 76.9% of the trading days for the S&P 500 have been up:
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