Will The Dow Jones Crash?

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This short video is designed to explain a complex investing subject to the average person. Learn how inflation is affecting your investments. The video starts very slowly, builds on basic concepts and then pulls it all together for a clear perspective at the end. From the serious investor to the average person, we believe anyone watching can relate to the important message within.

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[srm2k]

This is an excellent analysis of the dollar/gold/Dow ratio and the only conclusion one can draw is that we are in a stealth bear market which began in 2000. Social and political events testify to this: terrorism, war, torture, insecurity - these are the fruits of a global bear market. The tranquility and abundance of the 1990's is behind us.

[Investmentscore]

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[Investmentscore]

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[marcusmartins1974]

I dón´t need gold. I need dolar. And the stock market give me to me DOLAR!!!!

[Investmentscore]

marcusmartins1974. When you hold stocks, you own stocks that are priced in dollars. When you own gold, you own gold that is priced in dollars. The question is, which one will be worth more dollars when you go to cash it in?

[danieleder]

just completely incorrect. More technology is available at lower prices in the same currency which means the value of your money goes up proportional to the quality of live you can have.

[Investmentscore]

(danielder reply continued...) for the average person to make ends meet, not easier. In our opinion less purchasing power from a currency results in less wealth for the average person and the benefits of technology do not offset this difference. Since 2000 has technology really increased the average person's quality of life that significantly? It could be argued that new problems to trouble shoot, fix, and learn how to use new technology has taken away from free time in the past seven years.

[codematrix]

Time to buy Gold and Silver my friends!

[PremierLegend]

Excellent video, very clear and to the point. Thanks for the post!!!

[rolando7120]

congratulations

[AlbertInSanAntonio]

This is just pissing me off!

[ladex142]

Valuable information, thanks

[centervilletn]

how bout the decline in the value of the currency at which it is valued? the dollar has lost 50 percent since 2003...so even though the dow rallied during that time the real increase was NOTHING...and now you have lost that NOTHING gain and half the remaining value because your DOLLAR is becoming worthless...inspite of the proped up rally in recent WEEKS after 5 years of declining value...

[JusticeLeague9]

Beautiful. *wipes tear from eye* *sniffles*

[JusticeLeague9]

I'm writing this a few seconds into this video. The Dow has not moved since 1913. It has not gone up a single point. But, the tool with which we measure the dow has significantly dropped. See if you measure a yard in inches you get 36 inches, but if you measure it in centimeters (which are shorter than inches for you stupid Americans) you get more centimeters to the yard an there's your Dow Jones illusion. It's only at about 300 points, people. You're trading lies and hidden taxes.

[leponti]

Totally right... NO ONE HAS EVER TOLD THIS BEFORE ANY EASIER... the backing of this TRUTH is supported by serious research about economics, social behaviour, the games and "failures" of capitalism..., money laundering, and inevitably some of the true substrate of some of the well known conspiracy theories... STOCKS ARE AN EVIL PERVERSION OF THE CAPITALIST SYSTEM... do not play the game anymore...!

[breastinspector2]

I am American, and I think this message needs to be said about the intelligence of our general population. Generally, the bulk of our population isn't very intelligent at all. Life is made easy for them, because the country, however on the fall, is still a great country. The message I need to convey to any non-americans who are reading this is that while we may be full of idiots, it is balanced out by the torch-holding Americans, who are some of the smartest people on the planet, however few.

[sopmodm4]

The dollar lost 40% of it's value against the Euro from 2008 to 2007.My 401K gained 18% in dollars but lost 40% of it's value against the Mercedes Benz I wanted to buy when I retired.