Timing the Market and other Follies

In the last few weeks since I got back from Washington, I have really been focusing on the ups and downs of the stock market and other financial indicators. I recieve a few newsletter, such as Bob Brinkers Market Timers and Richard Youngs report. If more poepl took their proniciples to hear there would be less need for things like debt consolidation and a Washington Bankruptcy attorney and credit counseling and so on. I mean bankruptcy and other debt management type problems have been such a big issue in the state of Washington as of late I must say, it can be really depressing actually. They are both good, one is more optimistic than the other, which is a healthy mix i think. I emailed my friend “I read your thing and I think it was interesting…all in all, I have been getting the stock/wall street newsletters, thanks! I like all the comments about the market like ‘Brinker is optimistic about the market, I wish I was’ and all the other ones like ‘he has been saying that from the beginning’…I guess he is just an optimist whereas Young is more pessimistic but that is why the 2 newsletters complement each other, it is a usual gage and gives you an overall big picture. Kind of like how in GPS you do not get a coordinate untill more than 1 satellite comes into view. I am thinking about buying some etp, it looks like one of the best ones on Young’s master list, talk to you soon’. Young, who is based in Florida (Key West) is great, because he advocates obtaining stocks or etf’s or mutual funds which provide dividends. I think if more folsk actually followed this advice there would be less need for things like debt consolidation bankruptcy and als credit counseling. In fact, on the whole, there would probably be less overall need for debt help, relief and management overall, but especially less credit counseling and debt consolidation, etc. This has been a major issue in the state of Washington for example.