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Originally Posted by LetsGambool
If the market doesn't crash you'll be here with bull**** about AT WHAT COST ARE WE PROPPING UP THE MARKET same as today. Same as when the Euro didn't collapse as you predicted. Same as when oil didn't march upward as you predicted. Same as when a fire at JP Morgan didn't mean shadowy things afoot in the gold market. Same as China and Vietnam didn't go to war. Same as the US and Russia didn't go to war.
Good point about what constitutes a crash as well. Obviously there is likely to be a correction at some point between '15 and '18. That would be a 9 year bull market.
Gambool, that's the first good question you've actually offered: At what cost ARE we propping up the market? You should try and answer that in your echo chamber of a thread you've created where no one can question your false assumptions.
Oil did march upward, as predicted, until demand got crushed, as predicted.
I'll offer it once again: In the end, oil price is simply a reflection of what the consumer is willing to pay. Currently, it's no longer very high. As predicted. It will go back up, as predicted, and we'll go through the cycle all over again until a massive market correction occurs.