Thanks Greg, I see the corrosion of freedom and liberty in America, but I am more optimistic on a high level because the US economy is sustained by US culture which is nothing like post Soviet culture, which seems is more accepting of tyranny. On a personal level I am even more optimistic simply because of understanding of human nature and how anxiety induced paralysis of most creates opportunities to solve problems for the few.
I am excited to watch and agree regarding the opportunities of post-recession markets in normal times. I "fear" that this may not be like that. The excessive flooding the market with US currency and the encroaching marxism in the US are eroding away at the pillars of our society. I suspect we may be too late and too weak to stop this. If true, our "recovery" may look more like "post-soviet" Russia. Your thoughts?
Thanks Greg, I see the corrosion of freedom and liberty in America, but I am more optimistic on a high level because the US economy is sustained by US culture which is nothing like post Soviet culture, which seems is more accepting of tyranny. On a personal level I am even more optimistic simply because of understanding of human nature and how anxiety induced paralysis of most creates opportunities to solve problems for the few.
I am excited to watch and agree regarding the opportunities of post-recession markets in normal times. I "fear" that this may not be like that. The excessive flooding the market with US currency and the encroaching marxism in the US are eroding away at the pillars of our society. I suspect we may be too late and too weak to stop this. If true, our "recovery" may look more like "post-soviet" Russia. Your thoughts?