The stealth deflation is still able to hide its effect on the economy – the data this week will be lackluster but stock markets will fall
Sam Adelton
Feb. 25, 2007

All indication is in place the stock markets around the world are ready to throw the towel in after longest rally in the history of the world. The rally just surpassed that of the last rally of 1929 bubble market last week in terms of complacency and correction less rise in prices.

The Nasdaq is still weak and all the possible liquidity is not helping the same. The end game is interesting. The growth companies finally resolved there is no use of fighting deflation. It is better to look for an exit strategy – may be some ‘good for nothing’ big companies will buy them.

The fall of the market will most likely be benign now. The real volatility will show up in April. After a final rally in the summer, the stock markets around the world say good-bye to bull for a long time.

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