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Non-Tech : Kirk's Market Thoughts -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Chip McVickar who wrote (3180)	6/13/2015 12:47:40 PM
From: Kirk ©	1 Recommendation Recommended By mary-ally-smith Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26685

Ask my gf and she'll agree with you that I'm stubborn, but .. the truth is they give the same results unless you use the closing values. Perhaps I am missing something? I would not be the last time for sure! <smile> The metrics of economic conditions have changed dramatically...Stocks are vastly undervalued...Consider the possibility that fundamentals you follow cannot measure properly whats about to happen. Yes and I think what happens will, as it usually does, surprise the most possible. It is clear there is trillions of excess cash floating around the all the QE internationally has not been able to entice into significant capital investment and new, worthless jobs such as six union or Cal Tran (our public works department responsible for fixing the roads... which are HORRIBLE) workers getting paid to watch the one worker actually working since work rules only allow them to do one task and several workers are there to watch to make sure the trains don't hit them or whatever.... Anyway, public and private companies are far more efficient than governments so when we eventually get around to a real recovery... the efficient that already now support nice dividends, will be money printing machines. Unfortunately, most of the money making has come from supplying what governments want such as lawyers to sue different branches of the government, military products, medical (nobody sane will call it health care) products and services, etc.... If I keep handing out tips like this you might want to consider a break on a subscription... <smile> I'll give this month for free if you or anyone reading here wants to subscribe. <smile> A nice part about writing the newsletter for such a high level is I have some very smart subscribers (some well known internationally) that often send me their own ideas to consider. Hope your weekend is a great one. I've had a great week already with my portfolios just fractions below record highs and enough wind to windsurf 3 times between Monday and Friday. Hope yours is good too.