... and that is rather likely to be the trigger for people "noticing" that stocks are wildly overpriced.Nearly 60 percent of the April rise in final demand prices can be attributed to a 1.2-percent advance in the index for final demand services.That's not fuel costs as a result of the Iran war.It is the follow-through that I've noted for a good long while; there is no real growth taking place and the exponential ramp in government spending due to the debt overhang and wild-eyed year-over-year CMS forced spending due to the medical system's monopolist practices that has gone on for 30 years, is all reflecting back into prices. I've been cautioning.......(Click link to read more)