Quote from: Barnabe on August 08, 2020, 08:32:11 AM

Quote from: bits4books on August 08, 2020, 08:08:00 AM

This is not something new but just a pattern-there is a bullish growth that is covered by the global crisis and sheds excess weight after which the "era" begins again (10-15 years) of another bullish growth and so on in a circle. This is nothing new so words like "If you Don't get Rich now you will stay poor all your life!!"they sound too loud. In the noughties, I think they said that too, and after the 2008 crisis, they said it even louder - but I don't see trillions of homeless people after all these markets drops

The 2008 crisis was directly related to homes foreclosure, the next crisis will probably not affect much real estate (apart from severe drops in certain places). People might not be expelled from their houses, but it is likely that we'll see an increase in misery (alcohol consumption/violence/drug abuse/etc).

Already all the indicators went up and the world began to accelerate again even more than before. All stocks and quotes have already broken through the January indicators and are not going to stop - even those companies that fell before the pandemic are grwoing now. So now its time before the next " eternal growth"