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Nice presentation.
What your saying makes sence to me, we all see whats happening but only the most asstute among us believe what were seeing. As for the rest of the average folks among us their being luled into the same trap that whipped out any gains for millions of average working stiffs world wide. Putting political support behind the cheap money for instant gradification this is only more idiotic debt being created as well as waste we will all pay for. If it walks like a duck and quacks, I quess it must be a duck, I would think?
Some great prediction for the new year for basic mantenence of ones investments and what little money you have left from 2009. But if your heading for retirement as most of the aging Boomers are, what will more poor results bring to company benefit plans that are already being wond up because of under funding and bankrupcies? You still won’t be able to survive on your own saving indefinite even with these guesses? The small percentage that will benefit and don’t need a public pensions or depend on company sponsored 401k plans similar to the under funded American social security system are in no need of any advice anyway.