michaelwise
07-14-2007, 10:06 AM
It's just an illusion man. Go shopping at the mall today, and see how it is mostly empty. Go to the car dealer and see how few customers there are. Not difficult to get a table at a restaurant these days either is it. Drive around your neighborhood and see all the houses for sale, and especially notice the ones that are empty. Go shopping at Lowe's and Home Depot and take notice of how few customers there are. Do you come to the same conclusion as Wall Street that the economy is booming?
1% of the population owns more than 50% of all the stocks in the stock market. The stock market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent. Why? Because they have a vested interest and they have all the money.
Research companies get paid big money to do on the ground research for large investment banks, so that they can find out what's really going on in the main street market. Do they release that information to the public? No.
Here's what I propose. WE do a little bit of market research of our own. Video economic conditions in your own neighborhood. Notice how few customers there are as compared to two years ago. Drive around your neighborhood and video all the for sale signs and empty houses. Comment on what you think of our current economic conditions. Show the world the Illusion.
Yes, there are plenty of locations in the country where the economy is still good. Especially in areas that did not have a large increase in home prices. But you are sheltered from seeing whats going on with housing in the rest of the country, which is a very large portion, because you do not see the full story on the TV.
The prime directive of the plunge protection team is to maintain investor confidence. They try to maintain this psychological mindset, regardless of the fundamentals in the economy. This is why you do not see any of the unpleasant things happening in the economy on TV. Let me show you what you have not been allowed to see. Will you take the red pill or the blue pill.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTkAsyzZB7E
How much longer can Wall Street keep up the illusion that everything is fine on Main Street America?
Post videos on Youtube under, The illusion of prosperity in America today.
1% of the population owns more than 50% of all the stocks in the stock market. The stock market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent. Why? Because they have a vested interest and they have all the money.
Research companies get paid big money to do on the ground research for large investment banks, so that they can find out what's really going on in the main street market. Do they release that information to the public? No.
Here's what I propose. WE do a little bit of market research of our own. Video economic conditions in your own neighborhood. Notice how few customers there are as compared to two years ago. Drive around your neighborhood and video all the for sale signs and empty houses. Comment on what you think of our current economic conditions. Show the world the Illusion.
Yes, there are plenty of locations in the country where the economy is still good. Especially in areas that did not have a large increase in home prices. But you are sheltered from seeing whats going on with housing in the rest of the country, which is a very large portion, because you do not see the full story on the TV.
The prime directive of the plunge protection team is to maintain investor confidence. They try to maintain this psychological mindset, regardless of the fundamentals in the economy. This is why you do not see any of the unpleasant things happening in the economy on TV. Let me show you what you have not been allowed to see. Will you take the red pill or the blue pill.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTkAsyzZB7E
How much longer can Wall Street keep up the illusion that everything is fine on Main Street America?
Post videos on Youtube under, The illusion of prosperity in America today.