Asia is moving higher with S. Korea popping 1%. Exporters lead the rally on speculation the clam will make fiscal stimulus announcements in Jackson Hole.
Will Asian markets mimic today’s action in the U.S. ?
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@GW – I love charts like that. So can Mr. Bud Wood tell me how much my Android, i-Pad, and ultra thin notebook computer that has more processing power than all Human kind had in 1900, cost in Spanish American War era Dollars?
Interesting technology perspective. Perhaps you could have 5, for each of your family members, instead of having 1. In ~7 years, you likely will (at least, in accordance with Moore’s law).
@Yogi,
An iphone ($500) in Spanish American war dollars would be $20.
More meaningful to those who depend on their labor, rather than on their capital, to make a living is the purchasing power of an hour of labor.