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By: 20smoney

20smoney — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 01:47:53 +0000

I don't view your points as disagreeing with my points of the article. My point of the article is to analyze what the psychology would be like in order for a true bottom to occur. I'm observing a theory that such a psychology would need to be the opposite of the psychology at a market top. Namely, we're not there and haven't hit that yet. That doesn't mean that we WILL hit that, i'm just observing the reality of it.

With regards to your points…. buying stock in a company is yes, buying ownership. But, not everyone views it like that. If everyone did, everybody would invest more like Buffett. Unfortunately, emotion comes into play and people move in and out of stocks based on emotion.

Secondly, with regards to the future, i do think amazing things are possible with technology and collaboration. What I don't think will occur is that we hit some new stratosphere of progress and productivity as a result of zero percent interest rates and quantitative easing. Amazing things are possible with a sound economy… I wish we had one.

Thanks for your comments! I'll try to remember to be optimistic as well

By: Adam@Money Penny

Adam@Money Penny — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:56:36 +0000

Hi Kevin.

I respectfully disagree. The value of something, including stocks, is what some someone is willing to pay for. When people buy stocks they are buying a part of a company, made up of people. These people all go to work each day of the week and create value (or try to). Over the long term, its human work (value) that is being accumulated.

Secondly, human beings are generally optimists, and even if some get discouraged by life itself, there's always a fresh stream of young people entering the 'economy' with more optimism. With standards of living rising and people becoming more connected through technology, I think the future is bright for human colaboration creating value like never before.

In summary, I'm an optimist for humans, and by proxy, the stock market as it is an instrument that harnesses the massive collection of humans, working everyday to improve or maintain their position in life.

To conclude, stop being on such a downer.