Dear Money & Crisis Reader, It’s been great sharing some of Graham’s best stuff with you this past week. Hopefully they sparked some new insights and ideas. But all things must come to an end. Graham will be back from safari (or wherever he went on vacation) next week and we’ll be back to real time content as usual… Exposing truths and shattering myths about the markets and economy — content you’ll never hear in the mainstream. Speaking of shattering myths, there’s been a nasty one going around for some time that ties the stock market to the U.S. economy. “A roaring stock market,” it goes, “is obviously representative of a booming economy.” Why not? It sounds good. It’s an easy measure to watch. Almost everyone can get their heads around the idea, “stocks up = economy up.” Except it’s not true. Truth is the stock market is virtually completely detached from the economy. In another myth-shattering crowd favorite, Graham proves it and lays out what does move the market these days. Check it out here… Cheers, Chuck Dolce Managing Editor, Money & Crisis |
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