Get out of stocks now
Sam Adelton
Oct. 22, 2009

The stochastics, momentum, monetary, econometric and quantitative indicators point to massive risk in stock market. The inflation expectation says stocks are extremely vulnerable.

The stock market in the next several weeks or months can lose more than 50% of the valuation across the globe.

The danger comes from commodity inflation triggered by massive budget deficit in US and Europe. Asian markets are equally vulnerable with the US and European stock market.

The apparent failure of the stimulus money, the hyperinflation expectation, loss of value in US dollar, lack of job growth, a total collapse in US small businesses are all pointing to devatating effects.

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