S&P500, How we doing? Still lower than 2001 Dotcom burst.

Hi, 1PERCENT here.

It is important to notice that currencies in the world all lose value over time.

It converges to 0.

The median home price went from $20K in the 1960s to $385,000 today.

The house did not change obviously. But your currency value decreased.


Why is that?

You gotta understand that the whole system is built on debt. To learn more about it, definitely check out Mike Maloney's Hidden Secret of Money documentary on YouTube.

Now, that you are aware of that, let's look at this comparison chart between S&P500 as you know it, and S&P500 inflation-adjusted (using US CPI)

Quite different right? It took 2648 days for the market to get back at ATH after the Dotcom Bubble, but considering the inflation, it actually took more than 6000 days.

We are now over 230% from the top of the Dotcom Bubble, but actually only 83% when considering inflation.

So how about S&P500 measured in Gold, that history has shown over and over again as "True Money"?

Well it is the main chart of this post.

We are NOWHERE near the Dotcom Bubble top, and getting rejected at the resistance level formed since the burst of that bubble.

Now, we are sitting at a crucial trendline that acted as support since 2011.

Once we break it, bad things can happen.

If you are a stock-only investor, you can think of this as an incoming opportunity to load on your index fund at a much lower price (when measured in gold) than it is today.

That's it for today.
1PERCENT