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Confidence

The old American idiom of a day late and dollar short applies to the majority's ability to time markets. The majority, a group seeking acceptance of opinions rather than investment discipline, views rising and falling prices as bullish and bearish. Emotions, the tendency to buy/sell when probabilities favor the opposite, relegate the majority as the consistent bag holders of secular trend changes.

“Bull markets are born on pessimism, grow on skepticism, mature on optimism and die on euphoria.”, John Templeton

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Confidence in government is the cornerstone of the institutions that sustain it. The trust and belief that citizens place in their government provide the bedrock upon which civilization thrives. Institutions and currencies they use crumble when confidence in government wanes or fails altogether. The end result is always chaos, and social unrest.

Governments derive their authority from the consent of the governed. Consent is steeped in the confidence that the government will act in the best interest of its citizen. Confidence in government is not merely a desirable quality; it is the essential foundation upon which order, progress, and harmonious governance are built.

This is an important review, a short discussion of topics discussed in detail in the Economy & Stock Report, why compliance is beginning to wane as standard of livings fall.

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