Here is an interesting article:

VISUALIZE THE DOW AT 6,000

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Personal consumption is down, the labor market is softening, and food and fuel prices are soaring. Housing values are plummeting, wages have stagnated, and American households are more overextended, underpaid and stressed out than anytime in history. It's all bad. No wonder consumer confidence is at its nadir.

"THE SUMMER OF 1931"?...

"It feels like the summer of 1931. The world's two biggest financial institutions have had a heart attack. The global currency system is breaking down. The policy doctrines that got us into this mess are bankrupt. No world leader seems able to discern the problem, let alone forge a solution. ..."

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The next shoe to drop is the stock market. Its not that complicated either; when wholesale prices on supplies and raw materials go up, but businesses can't pass along those costs because consumers are already maxed-out, then corporate profits plummet and the stock market crashes down with the force of an avalanche.

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According to Bloomberg News: "Investors worldwide are betting more than $1 trillion on a collapse in stock prices".

This over-populated, over-exploited, ecologically devastated world is starting to wobble, like a top that is about to stop spinning. Are people truly concerned? Are they taking real action? What a silly question! They are humans ---- a bunch of pitifully mindless, indecisive anthropoid apes.
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