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dividends are record low if you know 1.7% for S&P and Nasdaq don't pay dividends at all. And if you're a small long term investor you don't really care how big are profits if you can't get dividend not a single serious investor will invest into S&P for dividends this is why this rally...

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=^GDAXI+Historical+Prices January 1 6914 February 13 7400 Can you do simple arithmetic operation by yourself or you need some help? The chart you provide just for US listed stocks. Can you comprehend that? Can you understand the difference between...

the main problem is your number are incorrect. Another you cherry pick facts For example, Germany is up just 6% But India down 12 % Man, you're not so smart. You can't even comprehend simple facts some markets were down 75-85% so they bounce from lower base and their growth is naturally...

the system loses its sense then previously markets appreciated because dividend increase now S&P pays record low 1.7%. With record payouts and record margins there is just no room for dividend increase there is no sense to invest long term for dividends as they get smaller and smaller If...

what they do now goes directly to the economy as they de facto monetize debt which government spends right away I don't really understand how anyone can spin it the other way From any point of view Fed prints money, those money go directly into the economy and that's why we have a surge in...

SPY is up 30% since August 2010 If you do proper risk management you will never ever do those kind of returns by trading If you can you're probably richer than Buffet

this what you don't get sooner or later this thing will go down 1% is not sell off open 2008 chart and see what sell off means but because you think market can go down only 1% you will buy another dip on margin and then 10% down you will get a margin call

so clever guy I assume you make more than 60% p.a? looking to your 7000+ post I believe you're the one who don't trade

there is no possibility now to make more than just to buy and hold everybody who trades - underperform so the only thing left for those who trade just to be ready when sell off starts this is the most important moment this must be a center point of any discussion on this forum, this...

have you ever lived in hyperinflation times? that will not work this way as you say 1. consumers will not be able to buy the same amount of bread they will buy less every days, income in real term drop dramatically during hyperinflation times 2. margins must be huge to have time to buy...

most of the companies will go bankrupt in case of worldwide hyperinflation if you expect hyperinflation you want to buy hard assets - gold, silver oil, land or if you think some countries will avoid it - buy shares there but I think in case of dollar hyperinflation - global...

If QE3 kicks in Bernanke will be the next Mubarak

markets go where they should go housing is the last example. They wanted bubble- they got it, and when it popped nothing could revive the same will happen to stock market - when time comes no rules will shield it actually it happened 2 times in 10 years and I can't believe some think it...

Google 'Bernanke' and you will have hundreds of sources that say no inflation

Dollar is a reserve currency All commodities are traded in US dollars so if dollar goes down and commodities go up it increases inflation in other countries if they don't change their exchange rate If food part of CPI is 50% and food goes up 20% that means CPI is 10% basically FED vs...

it would be good thing if that was true. foreigners pay property taxes and create GDP - locals have construction jobs and get cheap real estate when it crashes unfortunately bubbles in AUstralia and Canada are internal products and foreing investment just marginally involved

Us stock market capitalization is up $4 trillion since august it's just stocks in the US. during the last 6 days it's up around 600 billion Those purchases are not enough to justify that it's a runaway bubble that will continue for some time even if QE stopped Of course it can continue...

How do those people know? Because Bernanke told them? I have not seen a single serious model what would happen if no bailouts SO if you have read enough maybe you will provide a link? definetely Goldman woudn't exist and their top management would work as Pizza Hut delivery men short...

How do you know second great depression was averted? Because Bernanke told so? GDP growth measures spending and nothing else so if governmnet spends more GDP grows government doesn't need anyone to grow GDP Fed can print 20 trillion, government can spend it and GDP will grow 30% in one...

just take physical 1 dollar bills it will be enough to warm up during the next winter