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Here are some comments I made in this weeks newsletter breifing;
Our top 10 ETf's continue to be dominated by bonds, utilities, telecom, dividends, healthcare, and outsourced countries. This is hardly a case for growth funds/stocks, despite what we are being told by the market guru's.
The nice thing about these traveling weekends is the "Street Economist" can take a look around and see what is happening in the real world.
As we made stops for gas, etc.., I listened to several people as they were buying gas. On more than one occasion, I heard people say that they were not filling up, just buying enough to get them where they were going. When I got back home, I stopped for gas in a working class neighborhood where two people (adults, not kids) only bought $5 worth.
As far as the stock market is concerned, its more of the same. You know the drill. Quiet money drives the futures up in the morning luring more sideline money into the market. Now some signs of a top are beginning to unfold as predictions for the Dow are coming in at 20,000 over the next few years.
With gas prices at an all time high, and 3.2 million manufacturing jobs lost since 2000, American's are finding themselves with less disposable income. Amazingly enough, 84% of American workers are now employed in the service sector which includes jobs like waiters, waitresses, and people working at Wal-Mart or Target.
