Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Is The Recession Over?




Of Course, Wall Street has announced that the Recession is over! I guess it is for them. It probably never even appeared on their horizon because they just make up their net worth, but for the rest of America, things are going to get worse.
History repeats itself constantly. You are fooling yourself if you think it doesn't. Just like the stock market crash of 1929, the stock market crash of 2009, (which was predicted to occur by experts like Harry S. Dent because it is part of the natural 80 year economic cycle) is just the beginning of the next Great Depression. It will not be as bad this time, because the government learned and now knows it has to spend our way out of this depression.
Just like in 1929 though, that was just the beginning of the depression. The bottom of the valley floor came along in 1933, four years later. We will see a similar drop in the economy, which will hit bottom at the prophetic end of civilization, December 21, 2012. It's spooky, but actually, it's a mathematically predicted model.
My mother worked for the CIA after she graduated from college, and she and my father even met in Washington D.C. My mother said there were forces other than the federal government that control the world and make most things happen. She was right, but I doubt she knew about credit default swaps and derivatives.
The current estimated derivatives market is 595 Trillion Dollars. That figure is correct. Five Hundred and Ninety Five Trillion Dollars, with a "T". That is equivalent to the American Gross National Product for the next Forty Two Years. It is also equivalent to the World Gross Product for the next Eight and a Half Years. That means that if these fabricated currencies defaulted, and they almost did, it would take all of America forty two years to cover the loss.
I think it is outrageous that our government even allows such artificial wealth to exist. A smaller, but more obvious example is the stock market. In the late nineties, there were computer software companies doing six hundred thousand dollars a year in business (equal to the average 7-11) that had a Billion Dollar Stock value on Wall Street. Is that real value, or just a fabrication? It is obviously a fabrication. And an outright lie.
I find it disturbing that the news media gives the Dow Jones Industrial Average on television every night because that, in itself, is part of the "Pump and Dump" hype cycle that the stock market thrives on. We are entering late October, so I recommend you sell your stocks now. The pump and dump cycle can be summed up with the phrase: "Buy in May, sell in October." Get out now, watch the market crash again in the spring, and then buy low again in May. I hope this insider information helps you.



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