as always... we will come back stronger than ever. Naive? Maybe, but the opportunities created are plentiful. Sad fact for the long term investors (mutual fund types) is that this market will retest and undercut the lows, much to the astonishment of the uninitiated.
Second the recommendation on Naomi Klein. Good stuff, although nothing really new under the sun there. And that city in the image looks like a couple cities I have visited in the past ten years. Seriously. Eerily similar.
I have similar visions. Any ideas which companies will benefit from this train wreck? Nuclear Cleanup R Us?
ReplyDeleteSo what are you saying? Is there more to come?
ReplyDeleteMaybe the homebuilders will finally get some business.
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as always... we will come back stronger than ever. Naive?
ReplyDeleteMaybe, but the opportunities created are plentiful. Sad fact for the long term investors (mutual fund types) is that this market will retest and undercut the lows, much to the astonishment of the uninitiated.
what i am saying is the financial arena feels it has been destroyed.
ReplyDeleteThere's a brilliant author who explains this in "The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism"
ReplyDeletehttp://www.naomiklein.org/shock-doctrine
Second the recommendation on Naomi Klein. Good stuff, although nothing really new under the sun there. And that city in the image looks like a couple cities I have visited in the past ten years. Seriously. Eerily similar.
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