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lol

 

It's almost imposible for me to listen to CNBC.  Last time I turned on the channel listened to one of the reporters tell another that he's sick and tired of hearing about commodities.  That he wants to talk about stocks. 

 

Problem being is that the end of the stock market cycle stopped in 2000.  Just as it did from somwhere around 1960 - 1980.  It's time for the commodity cycle.  Those analysts and reporters don't understand that and the few that do are paid off.  Everyone chases yesterdays news  ---> DOW. 

 

All reminds me of this quote from France's hyperinflation

 

"...corruption. It grew as naturally as a fungus on a muck heap. It was first felt in business operations, but soon began to be seen in the legislative body and in journalism."