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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;moneycostingmemoney, post: 2806089, member: 86367&quot;][USER=77814]@Clawcoins[/USER] you made good points and I would like to dive a little further into this time period. I don&#039;t think many would look at a 10 yr relationship that was bad for more than 7 and feel that it was a good one. 2008 brought our nation and the world as a whole some very interesting times and conditions. It was the time of a Global economic crisis that the world hadn&#039;t felt on that scale since the last world war, the mortgage banking balloon popping domestically and abroad, an employment crisis, a major shift in domestic political focus, a very long list of catalysts that would make this post too long for some to read. Cliffs note edition- it was a time that many felt changed the views on macroeconomics from assuming people still looked at historical economic events and planned/projected accordingly. Something like that would have to make way for some time of illogical adjustment because the logic had changed. But after that it seemed to go along as a inverse relationship (for the most part, I&#039;m still trying to look at the general trend, not individual spikes and dips here).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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