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Message: [QUOTE="B1GEast, post: 4376193, member: 39"] While we're on the subject, there's a difference between the economy and the market and they don't always align. Employment numbers are still strong, and companies are reporting profits. Certain sectors will be harder hit. Fuel and energy, food prices and the supply chain will all affect how things turn out. I think there is a global reset and offshoring and globalization will slow down. You're going to see a drive to nationalism to grow industries locally to avoid supply chain issues. My whole point is, everything has changed and we can no longer approach investment from a historical point in time. We are in new territory and the factors of the past no longer apply [/QUOTE]