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Here is something interseting from MSN Money.

Stocks could fall by 30% in 5 years study says- MSN Money


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Stocks could fall by 30% in 5 years, study says


New research finds a strikingly strong inverse correlation between the market's valuation and its subsequent maximum drawdown.


By MSN Money Partner 1 hour ago




By Mark Hulbert, MarketWatch

At some point in the next five years, the U.S. stock market is likely to be more than 30 percent lower than where it stands today.
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That is the frightening conclusion in a recent study by Swiss economic and financial consultancy Wellershoff & Partners.
 
Here's some more from MSN Money.
Surging U.S. Stocks Echo Dot-Com Rally With Cheaper P/E: Bloomberg Business News - MSN Money

Surging U.S. Stocks Echo Dot-Com Rally With Cheaper P/E

August 26, 2014 12:00 AM ET
By Lu Wang and Oliver Renick



Every day, the American bull market looks more and more like the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s. Except when it comes to valuations.

The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index briefly jumped above 2,000 for the first time yesterday and the Nasdaq Composite Index is within 10 percent of a record reached in March 2000, a time when Pets.com Inc. was worth more than $150 million. Investors have seen annualized returns of 24.5 percent since March 2009, compared with 27.1 percent over an equal amount of days ending March 24, 2000, the peak of the Internet rally, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
 
One of the people on CNBC made mention this afternoon of how it isn't a matter of a handful of stocks being severely over-valued, but how it's now a case of a decent amount of money going everywhere. In other words, a lot more stock symbols are in play now. This puts the overall market in a more "fairly valued" level instead of "over-valued". Earnings reports and other indicators support my belief that this market definitely has plenty of fuel left in it.
 
HOLIDAY CLOSING

Some financial markets will be closed on Monday, September 1st in observance of the Labor Day holiday. The Thrift Savings Plan will also be closed. Transactions that would have been processed Monday night (September 1st) will be processed Tuesday night (September 2nd), at Tuesday's closing share prices.
 
Went back to 100% "S" fund. Looks like I may loose some shares coming back to 100%. Looking forward to a good September and I will still have my 2 IFT's for the month.
 
This was on GovExec.com but linked to DefenseOne.com.

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National Security Breaking News and Reports - Defense One


The Military Just Asked Harvard To Make Them a Spiderman Suit
Patrick TuckerSeptember 11, 2014

The average spider can stay perched in a web for long hours waiting for prey and can lift eight times its own body weight. The average soldier – cannot. The military is trying to change that with help from scientists at Harvard’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, called on to develop a so-called “Soft Exosuit.”

The Military Just Asked Harvard To Make Them a Spiderman Suit - Defense One
 
This might make you scratch your head and go HUH???? Here is the link to the story: CIA Insider Warns: '25-Year Great Depression is About to Strike America'

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CIA Insider Warns: "25-Year Great Depression is About to Strike America"

By MONEY MORNING STAFF REPORTS

You will want to remember this date March 16, 2015.

According to one of the top minds in the U.S. Intelligence Community, that is when the United States will enter the darkest economic period in our nation's history.

A 25-year Great Depression.
 
Nice doomsday article. If it proves true move to plan on moving somewhere with lots of game to hunt and save up a bunch of non-perishables (and pack lots of ammo)!!!!
 
I think the old Blackwater folks are currently recruiting at $200K a year. They are going to be building a CIA Army to fight in Syria.
 
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