Why man come take my car today?
Say you no pay?
C'mon, THIS must surely indicate the market top?
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Why man come take my car today?
Say you no pay?
Remiss of me to forget.
All old Thai hands will remember the quote from the Prime Minister at the time, when asked to comment on the effects of the crisis;
"No money no honey."
This has nothing to do with a market top. The top 1% has a real thriving economy. It's not artificial like it was in 1999, it's actually real. The rest of us get "what-a-burger". Welcome to the new standard.
Lucky them. They can buy their $100 burgers. I'll buy my McDonald's burger from the Dollar Menu
http://most-expensive.com/burgers-world
I agree, mostly because it's a completely bifurcated economy BY DESIGN. The catalysts for previous "asset bubbles" and market tops no longer exist. (i.e. there was a semblance of a REAL economy), sprinkled with a bit of Fed meddling. Now, it's the exact opposite.
At every turn, we get excuse after excuse why we need an extremely accomodative monetary policy (gasp, housing prices might decline or asset prices might cool off).
That's only because they are waiting on FAA approval.
Aviation is dead.
