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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1297952, member: 22143"]This is a associative logical fallacy. The events of 1980 have nothing to do with the events of 2011. The market was behaving as designed in those days when interest rates were raised to 16%+ in order to cool off spending and debt growth. It injected the necessary throttles to allow the economy to correct itself. The government and federal reserve were not doing everything they could to protect the TBTF banks because they didn't exist. </p><p><br /></p><p>Nothing like this is happening now. The production economy we had in 1980 doesn't exist now, and there is deliberate action by the government and federal reserve to keep the credit bubble inflated. (0% interest & constant give aways for people to indebt themselves) If they did what should happen to fix the US economy for the good of the people they would raise interest rates, put up trade barriers, reinstate Glass Stegall. Of course they won't do this. It will kill off the very thing you mention about fortunes being made by this economic destruction. This is why they are called the 1%. </p><p><br /></p><p>It's not a question on whether the market can drop more. The market has already crashed. What we have now doesn't reflect the economic reality of the USA and it's being papered over by corruption and scams. The collapse of MF Global just this past week is example enough of that. People who ignore all of this, ignore that necessary regulation of the finance industry isn't taking place, ignore the collapse of the Eurozone because of the same sort of thing, and instead look back at unrelated events in decades past, are fooling themselves. </p><p>Exactly my point. We will never see Dow 100,000. The results of the real economy in the USA speak for themselves. Record numbers of people on foods stamps and 1 out of 15 living at poverty levels. It's unprecedented and if the powers to be don't fix it, the people will do it for them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1297952, member: 22143"]This is a associative logical fallacy. The events of 1980 have nothing to do with the events of 2011. The market was behaving as designed in those days when interest rates were raised to 16%+ in order to cool off spending and debt growth. It injected the necessary throttles to allow the economy to correct itself. The government and federal reserve were not doing everything they could to protect the TBTF banks because they didn't exist. Nothing like this is happening now. The production economy we had in 1980 doesn't exist now, and there is deliberate action by the government and federal reserve to keep the credit bubble inflated. (0% interest & constant give aways for people to indebt themselves) If they did what should happen to fix the US economy for the good of the people they would raise interest rates, put up trade barriers, reinstate Glass Stegall. Of course they won't do this. It will kill off the very thing you mention about fortunes being made by this economic destruction. This is why they are called the 1%. It's not a question on whether the market can drop more. The market has already crashed. What we have now doesn't reflect the economic reality of the USA and it's being papered over by corruption and scams. The collapse of MF Global just this past week is example enough of that. People who ignore all of this, ignore that necessary regulation of the finance industry isn't taking place, ignore the collapse of the Eurozone because of the same sort of thing, and instead look back at unrelated events in decades past, are fooling themselves. Exactly my point. We will never see Dow 100,000. The results of the real economy in the USA speak for themselves. Record numbers of people on foods stamps and 1 out of 15 living at poverty levels. It's unprecedented and if the powers to be don't fix it, the people will do it for them.[/QUOTE]
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