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Keep in mind the "Now" above is March 16, '09, which is when I made this chart, not actually today (when you may be looking at it).
This chart overlays the highest point of the Dow before the Great Depression (Sept 3, 1929) with the highest point of the Dow current day (Oct 11, 2007).
This chart has been adjusted to match percentage decrease and increase.
Interesting to note that if we continue to match the decline that occurred during the great depression, we will hit 4000 before the end of 2009 (which has been my prediction for some time now).
Helluva way to start a blog, huh?
This chart overlays the highest point of the Dow before the Great Depression (Sept 3, 1929) with the highest point of the Dow current day (Oct 11, 2007).
This chart has been adjusted to match percentage decrease and increase.
Interesting to note that if we continue to match the decline that occurred during the great depression, we will hit 4000 before the end of 2009 (which has been my prediction for some time now).
Helluva way to start a blog, huh?
Here is a more up to date chart than mine above
(courtesy of bearmarketcomparison.com)
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