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The Dow 30 is the greatest of all Ponzi schemes

By Wim Grommen and Lorimer Wilson - posted Friday, 23 August 2013


4. When will the Dow Divisor change – yet again??

The Dow 30 is the Greatest of All Ponzi Schemes

I call on the financial community to take a critical look at the Dow Divisor. If it is retained investors will continue to be deceived with every new transition from one phase to another and the greatest of all Ponzi schemes will have major financial consequences for every investor.

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A version of this article, entitled "Beurskrach 1929, mysterie ontrafeld?", was first published in Dutch in the January 2010 issue of "Technische en Kwantitatieve Analyse" magazine which is a monthly publication of Beleggers Belangen (Investment Interests) in the Netherlands and on several sites there including: Beurskrach 1929 mysterie ontrafeld? op Historiek.net

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Wim Grommen was teacher in mathematics and physics for ten years at secondary schools. The last twenty years he trained programmers in Oracle-software. He worked almost five years as trainer for Oracle and the last 17 years as trainer for Transfer Solutions in the Netherlands. The last 15 years he has studied transitions, social transformation processes, the S-curve and transitions in relation to market indices. Articles about these topics have been published in various magazines and sites in The Netherlands and Belgium.

Lorimer Wilson is the Editor of FinancialArticleSummariesToday.com and munKNEE.com.

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