George Soros vs. Jeremy Siegel
There were quite a few charts within this post and I've been asked (by Jeff) if I would update them. Here you go!
Nasdaq
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Housing
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Gold
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Long-Term Treasuries
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Mid-Term Inflation Protected Treasuries
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Source Data:
Yahoo: Nasdaq Historical Prices
Yahoo: GLD Historical Prices
Yahoo: TLT Historical Prices
Yahoo: TIP Historical Prices
U.S. Census: New Residential Sales
ROCK OUT POST!!!
ReplyDeleteA lot of charts, a lot of work, and a lot of failed exponential trends.
ReplyDeleteBut what does it mean?
Housing fell off a cliff from the burst bubble. Financial instruments have leveled off and/or declined. Is that because capital available for trading has leveled off?
But what does it mean? The peak of a Grand SuperCycle. It's all downhill from here.
ReplyDeleteBut what does it mean?
ReplyDeletePension funds are going to have a very difficult time meeting their 8% return targets?
Speaking of trend failures...
ReplyDeleteFlashback to "Berserker"
A parabolic cannonball into a frozen pool under the assumption that the ice would break under your weight?
I think we know why it is called an ASSumption now, lol.
Better chance of the ice breaking than getting 8% returns.
ReplyDeleteTJandTheBear,
ReplyDeleteIf only Bernanke would set the inflation rate at 8%. We might have a chance then, lol. Sigh.