Re: Financial topics
Posted: Sat May 31, 2014 12:18 pm
Generational theory, international history and current events
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http://www.amanita.at/en/interesting/my ... bal-healthWorld population has been rising for thousands of years to almost 7 billion, with annual growth rates peaking at almost 3% in the past century (source: Wikipedia). The first chart below looks like a textbook bubble chart, with an exploding rate of change (ROC) in the final blowoff phase. Interestingly, the ROC (chart below) has already turned down, a divergence warning that the bubble is poised to burst.
In 2004, someone pointed out that I could never be wrong, since Ishoshin wrote: > dear doom-sayers and perma-bears...there's a point where being too
> early is indistinguishable from being wrong...
Higgenbotham wrote:Legend Says Markets Pushed Higher To Conceal “Grave Danger”
John one of the tricks in "living well" or as some would say doing "Shiva's dance" well, is being able to live and think in different worlds or realities at the same time. That is being able to accept the positive as well as the negative aspects of "reality". The negative is in the positive and the positive is in the negative. The yin-yang http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yin_and_yangJohn wrote:In 2004, someone pointed out that I could never be wrong, since Ishoshin wrote: > dear doom-sayers and perma-bears...there's a point where being too
> early is indistinguishable from being wrong...
could always just say that the financial crisis simply hadn't arrived
yet. My response was that if the level of public debt ever leveled
off and starting falling, then I would be wrong. As the US debt now
is approaching $20 trillion, I'm certainly in no danger of being
called wrong by those standards.
So, from my personal point of view, being early is quite easily
distinguished from being wrong.
But that may not be true for you. There's no reason for you to worry
about any of this stuff, since you can't do anything about it anyway.
So, Dave, when the first Chinese missile lands on Cambridge, then
you'll be dead and I'll be dead, but you'll be better off because you
had lived a more pleasant life without worrying about it.
John
http://ourenergyfutures.org/page-titre- ... id-26.htmlHiggenbotham wrote:http://www.amanita.at/en/interesting/my ... bal-healthWorld population has been rising for thousands of years to almost 7 billion, with annual growth rates peaking at almost 3% in the past century (source: Wikipedia). The first chart below looks like a textbook bubble chart, with an exploding rate of change (ROC) in the final blowoff phase. Interestingly, the ROC (chart below) has already turned down, a divergence warning that the bubble is poised to burst.