Stock Market Dangerously Overextended - Does it Matter? | The Long Crisis

The United States is adding trillions of dollars to an already bloated national debt, crude oil is at a troublesome $86 a barrel, banks are sitting on trillions of dollars of overvalued and still depreciating home mortgage assets as the real estate market continues to flounder, gold at $1158 per ounce is signaling big trouble ahead, the sovereign debt issue has not been resolved and is actually just getting underway in earnest, unemployment is officially at 9.7%, more like 21% when computed as it was in the early 1980s, yet the DOW, S&P, and NASDAQ are making new highs almost everyday.

Our government is busy telling us that everything is just great and that happy days are here again. Should we believe them (are you kidding?) or is the fix on in the greatest stock market manipulation of all time? Could it be that in order to restore confidence in the economy the government is involved in the greatest confidence game in the history of the United States?

So is the DOW, S&P, and NASDAQ all going to keep going higher forever? Or are the teachings of a dead mathematician and other technical indicators that are stretched to the limit going to reverse this juggernaut of a market?

In this new revealing video I show you exactly what I mean about the stock market being dangerously overextended and how the indices could be very close to a very important tipping point.

Overextended Market

This is without a doubt, one of the most important videos I have seen in a long time. If you are concerned about your financial future and have long stock positions you don’t want to miss it. There is a high probability that in the near term those who think that the stock market is a one-way street will find that it does matter when a market is extended beyond technical breaking points. Future market action is likely to resemble that taken by a rubber band that is extended to the breaking point. Once a snapback occurs it is violent and severe.

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Overextended Market