The imaginary recession rages on

By iamned - Last updated: Tuesday, March 4, 2008 - Save & Share - One Comment

This imaginary media generated recession is so painful. I implore Hillary and Obama for help. Pleeeeaaaseee help me Obama. PLeeease restore my job. Boo hoo hoo my house price keeps falling. Boo hoo hoo the war in Iraq is going on too long. Boo hoo hoo there is stagflation. We’re in a recession. Gold, oil, wheat, corn, and soybeans keeps going up. Food is too expensive and Ben is printing too much money. Free trade and NAFTA cost me my job. PLeeease close the borders. Pleeeaaaseee save the greenback. The end of the world is here. Buffet says we’re in a recession so it must be true. Pleeeeeaaase Obama help us. This recession is so painful. I am a protectionist.
Or is it?

Ignore the protectionist, anti smartist boo hoo hoo-ers. I have said many times before but we’re no in a recession nor are we in a bear market. I can assure you that the stock market will end the year much higher than it is now and the bull market which began on October of 2002 will remain intact.

We are still in the smartist era. Globalization and web 2.0 high tech and consumerism, spendism, and materialism is here to stay. Open the borders! Widen the wealth gap! Free trade! We need more web 2.0 and we need more credit card debt. We b2.0 is not a bubble and the dow will end the year above 15,000 because we’re in the smartist era. Food prices will only continue to surge because there is HUUUUGE overseas globalist demand. Lose your job to outsourcing or insourcing? Don’t look to Obama or Clinton for answers. Nope..they can’t do anything to reverse the inevitable transition to the globalist, stratified, middle class-less, type 1 civilization. The borders will be opened. Jobs will be outsourced and insourced and the middle class will evaporate.
Mc Cain will win in 2008 because republicans appeal to voters fears of terrorism and Mc Cain has the endorsement of the smarties of the new world order.

I am rarely wrong. I told people to buy EWZ stock at $72 a month ago. It now trades above $82-a gain of nearly 15 percent.

We are in the new era. There is no recession except a media generated one. The markets WILL go much higher this year because of globalization and the smarties. Facebook is worth $30 billion dollars.
Here are some charts that illustrate this:

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One Response to “The imaginary recession rages on”

Comment from eh
Time March 7, 2008 at 9:26 pm

My charts disagree!

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