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It makes sense from a rising dollar perspective but little else. All other currencies are are either falling or crashing against the dollar. Not long now me thinks... 6 months..

Changing the bag boy for derivatives doesn't add fuel to US equities Japanese QE is deflationary and the ECB isn't doing QE anytime soon if eva. The flow of dollars has always been from the US to the EU to hold up that house of cards. If oil stays down (which it looks like it will) then...

Unlikely. Each round of QE has bought less GDP. For every $ of QE they get only $0.25 of GDP. The go now is to try and build an interest rates buffer for the next correction. They'll want to get rates up to around 1-1.5% I'm guessing. There's no bullets left KB

FED's effectively tightening and dollars are in short supply. Can't see where the fuel's coming from to meet your prediction.

Both. What people actually need goes up (essential consumer goods). What people want goes down.

Idiot's about 5 years late. This is the guy who took his father's fortune and nearly lost it several times. He was saved by offloading his debt to partners/shareholders. In other words his very good investment banker team. Joe Citizen has been systematically stripped of his wealth for the...

Jeez mate ....think about it?????? Quote - Jagg; So 50% of both optimists and pessimists are wrong, depending on the situation. this ain't hard...

I'm bemused at how you can rationalise illogical conclusions. Somewhat of a circular argument.

Try re-reading my statement a few times. You'll eventually get it ...it's not hard. Your conclusion is both illogical and inaccurate.

Pessimistic about somethings, optimistic about others but overall a realist. ;)

I always find it amusing how two people can read the same thing and have two completely opposite interpretations. How to extract your interpretation from this sentence baffles me; Difference between a pessimist and optimist is one makes money. The other just loses money. Which one you ask...

I haven't made a fortune 'being' pessimistic. Being pessimistic enables you to see risks and problems more clearly. You simply avoid them where you can and pick the eyes out of the opportunities that present themselves. For me that's business not property. This is where most here...

I've been pessimistic for over a decade and never made more dosh. Guess that scotches that old wives tale. I know a few other pessimists who are rolling in it as well.