I thought I’d have a little fun comparing the highs and lows of the crash of 1929 to today. I’d love to say that I came up with a wonderful prediction, but alas I can’t even read palms (yet). So, to explain what I’ve done a bit the top section is from 1929, and the [...]
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This is a very pertinant watch if you are interested in the similarities of today to the 1929 crash. I keep looking at the charts and percentage changes from prior to 1929 till today. So, far we have almost retraced on the Dow 100% since the October 2002 low. If we [...]
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The name is Trevor Gauntlett... I tend to like to question everything and don't like to take things at face value. There is always an alternative story to everything. My focus is the economy and finance with a desire for personal liberties and rights.
