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Jonock's Blog : Capitalism is a “self-correcting” system.

Date March 24, 2009  Edited: March 24, 2009    Comments Comments (0)    Recommended (112)   
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It is spring, a time for new beginnings. It is a time for you to spring in to action. This massive infusion of government capital is slowing the bear, the economy is turning around, and oh happy days are here again, for how long?

The government's stimulus packages are a futile effort to sustain a lifestyle for the average citizen of self-involvement, instant gratification, and living way beyond their means.

This lifestyle was a bubble, created by easy credit and greedy financial institutions out of control. This lifestyle was unsustainable, the bubble burst, and the lost lifestyle is never coming back.

The average American's life was based on easy credit, an easy credit in an environment created by irresponsible managements at all levels of government and business. We must now, as a collective nation, face the realities that force us to take stock of our losses and realize that our new society will run on a much more local and modest scale.

There is no going back, no amount of government spending can bring back our old lifestyle, however, there are some things you can do to help yourself.

Start today by liquidating all of your US Treasury bonds and bills and government related assets. This summer enjoy the ups and down of a classic dead cat bounce. Make money in financials, insurance, medicals any stock; throw a dart at the charts, it will make you money.

However, when the fall approaches get cautious, lets say by, Labor Day, be prepared for the continuation of the equalization and realignment of the world's capitalist markets.

Capitalism is a self-adjusting system that is not easily manipulated by governments even one with the assets of the USA. This final leg of the correction will be massive and quick. It will eclipse the Great Depression and leave us with new benchmarks for all the world's market measures.


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