==I actually remember the lesson of Enron because I wound up losing about $17K on my investment. Should've sold at the peak; instead, I believed all the "smart money" you've cited.
The commodities (especially the gold) crowd and the equities crowd are diametrically opposed to each other. Yet both sides have come to the same conclusion...namely, that Red China has the fasted growing (10%+) economy in the world. What sources prove that both (opposing) sides of the market are incorrect?
BTW, the gold crowd called Enron long before it went belly up.
"The commodities (especially the gold) crowd and the equities crowd are diametrically opposed to each other. Yet both sides have come to the same conclusion...namely, that Red China has the fasted growing (10%+) economy in the world. What sources prove that both (opposing) sides of the market are incorrect?"
What sources prove them both correct in the first place?