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Strategies & Market Trends : Classic TA Workplace

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To: da_cheif™ who wrote (201659)2/5/2013 9:57:38 PM
From: John Pitera  Read Replies (1) of 209892
 
a meltdown or hyperinflation of the the USD, JPY, EUR, etc is becomiing increasingly impossible to avert over the next several years .......and so when we look at it from that perspective...... the inflation of stock prices will be epic..... so maybe we are looking at the same elephant and describing different parts.

I feel pretty strong that we will see the markets pull the same thing as 2008 where crude went parabolic up to 148$ by July 2nd 2008 only to collapse along with all assets in price crude bottomed at 33 or so on Dec 21st of 2008.... and of course stocks collapsed too.

so even though we have infinite quantitative easing and trillions of currency units being created globally, the markets like to gyrate.... as JP Morgan when asked about stock prices... his masterful answer was "prices shall fluctuate"

I do think that the US has the opportunity with our technology to become a major exporter of energy over the next 7 years.... if the government does not get in the way...... That's the major saving grace that may sustain the country.

great show on PBS tonight on the history of the William Shockley, the creation of the Solid-state transistor
the intergrated circuit, the microchip, the rise of Fairchild Semiconductor.... and the rise of "the Machines"

Fairchild spun off over 100 companies in the early 60's.....

wow

John
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