Monday, May 13, 2013

GET READY: The World Is In For A Massive Shock Not Seen Since 1929!!


GET READY: The World Is In For A Massive Shock Not Seen Since 1929!!
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Date: Sunday, 12-May-2013 23:59:01
 
The latest fear on Wall Street is that record levels of margin debt may end up toppling the stock market rally. NYSE margin debt recently reached its highest level since 2007 before the last major stock market peak and credit crash. Stephen Suttmeier, technical research analyst at Bank of America, noted that margin debt, rose 28% in March from a year ago to $380 billion. That figure is slightly below the July 2007 peak of $381 billion, although analysts speculate that April’s margin debt totals(which haven’t yet been released) have already surpassed this mark.
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http://investmentwatchblog.com/get-ready-the-next-financial-crisis-is-going-to-be-disastrous/
This week, the Wall Street Journal’s Ruth Simon reported private colleges are now offering record financial assistance to keep classrooms full.
Some schools are now seeing just 20% of the students they accepted actually enrolling, versus the usual rate of 33%.
So they have increased the “tuition discount rate”— the price after grants and scholarships — to an all-time high of 45%.
Meanwhile, the median sticker price increased just 3.9% last fall, the smallest gains in 12 years. And at public schools, the sticker price climbed just 4.8%, also a 12-year low.
For the Washington Examiner’s Michael Barone, this makes it official: the college bubble has finally burst:
Applicants are negotiating bigger discounts than they used to. Market competition has kicked in.
What has happened is that in a recessionary and sluggish economy potential customers have been figuring out that a college diploma may not be a good investment — particularly if it entails six-figure college loan debt that cannot be discharged in bankruptcy.
The Millennial Generation that voted so heavily for Barack Obama — 66 to 32 percent in 2008, 60 to 37 percent in 2012 — has had a hard time finding jobs, even with diplomas in hand. Especially if their degrees are in gender studies or similar fields beloved of academics….
http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=276683

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