Just exactly like we are frequently cautioned, the past does not guarantee the future. But some folks believe it does. I find the past to be far more reliably predictable than the future, most of the time.

The problem is that some companies can just close for a while or change and allow work from home, while some other companies collapse and those jobs are gone forever.

Interesting EVEN if I am not sure what to make of this.

Amazing to see an ad for Italian Snake Oil here. Actually, an effort to apply mathmatics to predicting trends often lead by emotions.

But certainly interesting to see. I had not been aware of the Fibonacci retracements until this time. I wonder what others think about the applicability here.

I am familiar with some of the NI products and it is certain that the company is solid. So it should be a durable investment as well as a profitable one.

So Thanks for the interesting and informative post.

An interesting report with educational details included.

An interesting string of data and opinions, quite a good mix, really.

This is certainly deriving an interesting spin on oil prices, based on analysis methods that are not so very obvious. The proof, one way or the other, will be seen by watching.

I did not understand all of this, but the parts about investor confidence is obvious. Investors are thinking that the fed will be handing out lots more money to keep the stock market happy (and healthy), and that is the basis for the enthusiasm. Unfortunately the actual results will be the double hits of inflation and debt. So perhaps it is time for others to step up and alter the direction of the feds. Since this is certainly an unprecidented situation, perhaps an unprecidented action is what is needed. Or perhaps we are headed to an "unprecidented" disaster.

INteresting!