DOW Jones 18,500 here we come, despite the fact the US and World’s economies are now firmly mired in the worst Inflationary / Depression that will only get much worse from here on out to the 'Mother of ALL Stock Market Crashes' in Spring to Fall of 2015.
We are in for one ‘Helluva’ ride folks!
Are you and your company ready with vastly expanded inventory loads to meet the hyped up demands of the stupid Sheeple who will be buying everything on the shelves this Christmas and next, because they will see the markets going up every day and will be told that that means that everything is 'ALL Clear?'
And the poor Sheeple will be led to slaughter once again, as we just expostulated on back in September:
Friday, September 14, 2012
# II All Our Predictions Coming True!!
Unfortunately, this day was clearly seen and predicted by us back in March 16, 2009, when we first predicted on that day the Dow Jones would rocket to 15,000 and not collapse to 3,000, as so many predicted then. We then were talking to only our clients and friends.
Since then, at their insistence, we have started to release these things to the public on these Blogs; so that, a very few companies and individuals may see the truth of the economic Horrors soon to engulf all the world - and possibly take actions to survive and to prosper.
Why do we see these things?
Because we have access to the ultimate source on all things - stay tuned folks!
Swings Seen Ending After 15 Years for S&P 500: Chart of the Day
Bloomberg; By David Wilson - Oct 12, 2012 12:00 AM ET
“Fifteen years of up-and-down swings in U.S. stocks may finally come to an end, according to Jeffrey Kleintop, LPL Financial Corp.’s chief market strategist. The CHART OF THE DAY highlights one of four reasons for Kleintop’s outlook, presented this week in a report: stocks are cheap by historical standards even though the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index is approaching its past highs.
Within the past two weeks, the S&P 500 has closed less than 7 percent below its record of 1,565.15, set in October 2007. … Along with valuation, growth since 2000 in earnings, dividends and the economy will lend support to stocks, the Boston-based strategist wrote. The combination may limit the effects of a sluggish global economy, European financial stress and U.S. budget battles, the report said.
“Stocks are likely to weather nearly any outcome” better than they would have at other times, Kleintop wrote. Individual investors may be too cautious, he added, citing data from the Investment Company Institute that showed money flowed out of equity mutual funds in the second half of September. “
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