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a crushing bear market beginning in 2008 (when the boomers start withdrawing
retirement funds enmass as mandated by law) will take care of a lot of the
online dot com companies. bear markets tend to dry up public interest AND
volume :)) futures may look attractive then (witness the 70's)
and i don't see the gen x- and y-ers pouring money into the stock market
at the rate the boomers did, if tradergirl is any indication of their sentiments.
i suspect that nationalism as we know it will die and globalism will rise
to take its place, dominated by the new paradigm economics and regional
capitalistic nation states along the pacific rim (ie, seattle-vancouver,
s. ca-baja, etc.) europe is toast (witness euro stupidity as a last gasp),
and the u.s. as a whole will wither while certain regional economic zones
(states/regions) will prosper. such is life in revolutions; scientific,
economic, technological, or otherwise....ya got winners and losers...just
make certain ya not in the losers camp ;)
as always, imo......
TJ
follow the money, it usually tells the tale
At Fri, 09 Jun 2000 12:27:36 -0700, "david b. stanley" <davestan@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>Sort of gives me flashbacks of years ago when I
>would dig thru the WSJ to find that one little obscure section that
>dealt with futures.
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