Stock market has been recovering lately.
But the bears are always on the prowl,
Better to be an optimist
"Don't sell America short!"
recent high on S&P 500 was 1,371, today touching 1,351, off 1.3% from the high
So a new high could come soon, very soon
Dow 30 is off 1.3% from recent high
Dow high was 12,876
Of course there is still a ways to go to attain the prerecession highs.
Which brings me to a point
I don't believe we had a recession.
It is all statistics. It is all politics. It is all propaganda.
I see nothing but prosperity.
I see nothing but gradually increasing wealth and health and productivity.
It is so good, but when anybody loses a dime they scream like bloody hell!
The recession was a myth. It never happened.
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