100 YEAR DOW JONES inflation adjusted Stock Market Chart in HD
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010 at
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Interesting way of looking at it. The chart alone kind of makes it look like we’re due for a rally. Of course taking into account the trade deficit, government debt, peak oil, and all the other nasties, I think I’ll continue with metals and paying down debt. I just bought a big EMP proof diesel pickup so I can escape to my bug out location in nearly any of TSHTF scenarios. I’ll be paying that truck off for the next three months or so. After that, metals again.
EMP proof diesel would be an older model with no computers right?
Hi, good to see you here. I’ve been a subscriber on this channel a long time. You seem very together — and rare. Most of the people I know in the USA are not very prepared.
Derek… your best vid yet!!!
Good video, endless. Will share widely.
thank you Derek.
but it doesnt really work because as you go along the timeline the data is reflecting different currency’s namely goldstandard and fiat which changes everything you cannot draw even 1 comparison.
Derek, Your inflation adjusted chart shows the 20 year boom and bust cycles pretty well. We have about 10 years left in this bust cycle that started in 2000.
Thanks Derick, if you don’t trust their numbers, then neither do I. Very good charts.
Great into
This vid is a damn joke . It means nothing and says nothing.
YEAH TRUE. tell me something i do not know yet
Good Chart report.
Very interesting video, thank you for sharing the info.
Adjusted for inflation, the Dow has completed its 5 waves up since the intrusion of the Federal Reserve and Income Tax (1913). After 5 waves, markets peak and go in 3 waves down, often retracing 50-62%.
It is the best chart that I have which determines how good our economy is. Key word is best I have. Yes 2000 was the best at this point for overall economy, even though the 50s would have had the most middle class and higher since the great depression.
great video
Looks like we work a lot, pay a lot of taxes and earn almost nothing. And even after this the whole system could collapse soon.
Your inflation adjusted graph is false.
We had massive inflation in the late 90′s which caused the Stock Market buble and subsequent collapse.
The economy sucked under Clinton and it only got better after he caused a real recession in the early 90′s. I don’t trust bullshit gov figures or the stock market.
Prices of things soared in the late 90′s due to inflation. They have soared recently due to Greenspan’s disciple Bernake.
it maybe false, but more accurate than CPI. The inflation of the late 90s, might be the reason why the first few years of the 2000s (including the last few years of the 90s) caused this chart to tank.
The DOW gained well over 500% in that decade and they did not inflate the money supply that much.
this chartist approach could either be very straightforoward and/or largely misleading
Inflation does not account for quality or new inventions. For example, car prices have inflated, but a car in 1920 had no safety features, and less capabilities. New cars are of better technology. Inventions: how much would wireless internet cost in 1920?
an ounce of gold was like 25$ like 50 years ago i think
I don’t get this chart as the highest it was 14,000?
interesting concept.