Below is a Martenson Report from February that I am now making freely available. I referenced it in today’s Financial Sense Newshour broadcast with Jim Puplava.
This report states my arguments for why our experiences with steadily rising asset prices, mainly for stocks and bonds and houses, over the 1980’s and 1990’s may have been as much a function of simple demographic pressures as anything else.
It’s worth pondering.
Where are we going, and what lies next? To address these questions, we need to know how we got here in the first place.
I want to share with you an interesting observation that I think will provide great clarity and insight into our current predicament, as well as indicate that our recovery, such as it is, will be protracted and incomplete.
The Great Baby Boomer Asset Bubble
by Chris MartensonBelow is a Martenson Report from February that I am now making freely available. I referenced it in today’s Financial Sense Newshour broadcast with Jim Puplava.
This report states my arguments for why our experiences with steadily rising asset prices, mainly for stocks and bonds and houses, over the 1980’s and 1990’s may have been as much a function of simple demographic pressures as anything else.
It’s worth pondering.
Where are we going, and what lies next? To address these questions, we need to know how we got here in the first place.
I want to share with you an interesting observation that I think will provide great clarity and insight into our current predicament, as well as indicate that our recovery, such as it is, will be protracted and incomplete.
by blaggers