First, a Merry Christmas and a very happy New Years, particularly our Peoplenomics.com subscribers.
While we won’t have a long report this morning, we wanted to keep everyone updated on how this “replay of 1929” is going and toss around a few “where does it all end?” ideas.
The short answer? When the people who’ve been in the market since this time last year decide, en masse, to pocket their 37% gains and step to the sidelines, That doesn’t mean a decline is imminent, but there’s plenty of reason for concern and to be braced for whatever comes early in the New Year…
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Merry Christmas to you George, your lovely wife Elaine, and even to our nemesis Mark, and also to the other commenters who lurk here and who I’ve learned much from over the years of visiting here.
Merry Chrismahannakwanza G from the Tyremans.
And to you and your families, Chris from all of us in the Outback.
Dow Jones
Is going to
50.000
Amen. I’m onboard.
Merry Christmas George…
Wow.. we had that guy out for dinner that they lost some of his military records…
Seems part of his military deployments were being paid for by another govt. Department…
They tell him he doesnt qualify even though his company was deployed..
Hes a little over a month short even though he spent the time in.. that’s why those parts of his military records were in a different file..
yes… the way he was told was that another govt. dept. was using the military for their overseas missions so his military time during those deployments even though he was in his company don’t officially count as military duty. and because his years spent overseas on deployments were for the other govt. department on their missions abroad and and didn’t serve under thier dime long enough to qualify for any benefits there either.. wow.. so he spent all those years in the military service for no benefits.. sounds like HS to me.. but then its a way to excuse themselves from having to pay retirement..