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The pain of stock market and economic decline will much more severe than 1929-33 – here are the reasons why?
Alan Hershey
Feb. 27, 2007

It 1929-33, it came, happened and went. The pain was severe and shocking but it did not linger for long. There was the creation of social security. Government had the money to spend and pull the economy out of depression in a planned way.

Thing are different today. 2006-2007 is the years of bubble bursts. In 1929 there was similarities to what we see today but the scale was one hundredth of today. Bubbles bursting in corporate bonds, stock and future exchange ownerships, art auctions, real estate, merger and acquisitions… The list can go on. The zero percent sub prime mortgage loans were common – believe it or not. But there is one big difference between 1929 and 2007. The government was not broke that time. It was depending on Asian Central Banks to buy treasuries.

The deflation is here. The stock market decline has started. The day of using home equities as piggy banks is over. The party has not ended yet but liquidity is drying.

The pain of stock market and economic decline will much more severe than 1929-33. The bubbles were 100 times bigger, the bursts are spectacular and decline is over a longer and more painful period.



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