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S&P Earnings Down 98%

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  • Better get your gold and silver now!

    The dollar has lost 96% of it's value since 1913...that's the by-product of the Federal Reserve owning our money...wake up...do not worry about what the stock market is today or tomorrow. The reality is that your dollar will be totally worthless by 2012 and you will be saying why why WHY!!!!!! Ugh!!!!!!

  • more like 98.5% or so now.

  • when will the DOW drop  below 5,000?

  • inflation adjusted to todays money, well before the end of 2012, but could take over a year.

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  • I believe the reason these companies are having increase is because they just laid off the majority of their workforce. Doesn't anyone have common sense to think about these things?

  • Umm Derrick... I think you have the chart upside down... then the chart will correlate to the current green shoot S&P market.. you're welcome in advance =)

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  • Brother I believe you!!!!!!

  • yeah..seems we may have similar tastein entertainment

  • ahh.. a fellow fan of r, eh? commented on the "bottom" on lonely planet.

  • buy real things

  • So whos buying s&p 500 stock when earnings are this low? and how can I get earning charts for ftse 100 dow jones etc...

  • Funny that if you watch CNBC they all hype how S&P earnings has been increasing and rising now!!! What lies they preach on TV to get people to chase this rally. Sickening.

    Thanks for the hard work on the videos.

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