It's 2002-2007 all over again.
Job loss not a big new ' new normal'.
High unemployment good for stocks due to globalization and improvements in technological efficiency.
No hyperinflation, but no deflationary spiral which means we're still in the great moderation that began in 1982.
House won't raise income taxes one penny.
We're also at the lower end of the interest rate cycle. Incredibly, rates are still at zero despite a 55% rally & booming projected GDP growth. by the time interest rates hit 6.75% the DJIA may already be at 21,000.
It isn't possible for economic conditions to be any more bullish than they are now.
Job loss not a big new ' new normal'.
High unemployment good for stocks due to globalization and improvements in technological efficiency.
No hyperinflation, but no deflationary spiral which means we're still in the great moderation that began in 1982.
House won't raise income taxes one penny.
We're also at the lower end of the interest rate cycle. Incredibly, rates are still at zero despite a 55% rally & booming projected GDP growth. by the time interest rates hit 6.75% the DJIA may already be at 21,000.
It isn't possible for economic conditions to be any more bullish than they are now.