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Why Equities will Continue to Rise to All Time Highs

Why Equities will Continue to Rise to All Time Highs In this video we identify why equities will continue to rise to all time highs. we have already seen the S&P 500 reach their highs as well as the Nasdaq. The Dow Jones Index is only a few points away but will shortly surpass it.

We highlight why experts such as Peter Schiff and Harry Dent have continued to completely under-estimate the equity markets time and time again.

in our opinion, they are still making the same mistake as we expect to see stocks rise in value well into 2020.

Our views are to some extent supported by A reuters report out today which points out the many positive aspects of the US economy - including the trade talks with China, the strong US dollar slowly weakening and low unemployment.

Today is Monday 4th November 2019 and we are going to discuss why we believe stock markets and especially US markets are likely to rise to record levels in November going into December and possibly higher again into 2020

We have already seen in the first couple days of this month US stocks rising with the Dow Jones at 27,347 just 12 points off its all time high at 27,359 set on July 15th 2019, the S&P 500 at 3,066 already at its all time high and the Nasdaq composite index at 8,386 also at its record high.

We also list below some important videos recently produced:



Important Videos:
Gold & Silver Weekly Update w/e 1st November 2019


Positive Jobs Figures - Effects on Gold & Silver


Fed Cuts Rates - Gold & Silver Prices Rise


Silver Hits $18 - Is this the Break-Out?


Gold vs Bonds in an Investment Portfolio


Gold vs Dow Jones - A Brief Assessment


Is Gold An Effective Hedge Against Inflation?


Why is Gold Hovering Around $1500?


Central Bankers Agree Long Term QE to Avoid Collapse


Is Silver An Effective Hedge Against Inflation?


The Truth about the Gold to Silver Ratio & is it Important?


Silver’s Rocket Will Be Financial Not Physical


Silver's Future Looks Bright - But When?


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