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I can't believe the nonsense coming out of MSN. Of course it will fall at some point - we're probably well overdue to remove some froth and stimulus slush funds.
If you read the article it's actually pretty close to the truth. Main Street is turning Wall Street off. Wall Street is still partying because the government is still feeding them.
While main street is turning away they are not demanding that the huge welfare programs for Wall Street stop. Don't ask me to explain it. It makes no sense.
I can't believe the nonsense coming out of MSN. Of course it will fall at some point - we're probably well overdue to remove some froth and stimulus slush funds.
The headline is a pun to the perpetual bears and Chicken Little's to **** them off...as well as pointing out some analysis's that are on the converse side (way too optimistic). It does say the outlook continues to look good for now. As it states as well:
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If you study history, you know that no one thought the price of tulips, houses, or stocks would ever go down. Even most bulls believe that "one day" there will be a correction, but that day is far away.
The headline is a pun to the perpetual bears and Chicken Little's to **** them off...as well as pointing out some analysis's that are on the converse side (way too optimistic). It does say the outlook continues to look good for now.
Regardless of market conditions there are always bulls, bears, chickens and pigs.
Bulls are the optimists.
Many bulls have substantial investments in the stock market.
Bears are the pessimists.
Many bears have no money to invest and become giddy when it plunges.
Chickens are afraid to invest.
They keep their money in FDIC insured accounts, money markets or treasuries.
Pigs are always looking for the next big score.
They are prone to taking higher risks for a better ROI.
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