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2017-04-10 — caseyresearch.com
``People buy cars when they feel good about the economy. They buy stocks when they feel good about the economy. There's just one problem. This relationship has broken down. Auto sales are tanking. Yet, stocks keep rising. This isn't sustainable. If people aren't buying cars, it's likely because they're worried about their own finances or the economy... the auto industry isn't the only part of the economy that's in trouble. The entire U.S. economy is sinking into an ocean of debt... ''
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