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1999 + 2008 = Very Bad Combo. Hyper Concentrated Stock Market Sends Warning Signals

PIGS GET SLAUGHTERED — “STOCKS CAN’T GO DOWN. EVER.”

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After the year 2000 and the dot com boom and bust, we looked back in the rear view mirror and it was obvious. The market had been so overvalued. Suddenly, everyone was a genius. There’s just one problem. Just like with the subprime crisis, few were screaming about the tech bubble. Why? Because nobody wants to stop the party. Nobody wants to take the punch bowl away. Nobody wants to cut the music. But at some point, people need to realize the extreme devastation that occurs when garbage is suddenly reasonable, and average is suddenly spectacular.

 

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Sovereign wealth funds stampede into stocks outside the U.S. – Reuters

Sovereign wealth funds stampede into stocks outside the U.S.

Sovereign wealth funds poured a net $7.1 billion into stocks during the second quarter, the most in several years, with the bulk outside the United States, data showed on Thursday.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway buys stakes in Japan’s five leading trading companies

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Ohio Pension Fund Adds Gold Allocation to Hedge Risk, Inflation

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Pinterest cancels huge SF office lease in unbuilt project, citing work-from-home shift – SFChronicle.com

Pinterest cancels huge SF office lease in unbuilt project, citing work-from-home shift

Pinterest terminated its massive 490,000-square-foot lease at San Francisco’s unbuilt…

New Jersey gas tax rising 9.3 cents per gallon on Oct. 1 | PhillyVoice

New Jersey hikes gas tax due to revenue lost amid pandemic

New Jersey will raise its fuel tax by 9.3 cents per gallon on Oct. 1. Officials said the state has lost required transportation funding during the coronavirus pandemic as fewer people purchase gas. With the change, New Jersey will have the fourth highest fuel tax in the United States.


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Lancet study finds U.S. has, by far, the world’s most-overpriced medical care.

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