10 Expert Predict When The Imminent Economic Collapse & Stock Market Crash

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: eNaR

So...inevitable?

So....inevitable .... it will happen
So....inevitable? .... will it happen

??

Can't be bothered.

originally posted by: xuenchen
Time to get your affairs in order.

Your life is about to change.

Sell everything and get out while you still can !!!!

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When these so-called "experts" do that with their own money, then it's time to take note. Otherwise, their warnings mean ZIP.

a reply to: carewemust

When stock dividends pay you 3% and FDIC insured accounts pay 5% then it would be too late.

You cannot blame 1 administration

I can blame Trump because of his idiotic, gigantic tax cut while boosting military spending.

When has trickle down economics ever benefited the American working man? It works great for the elite 5%.



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a reply to: olaru12

It worked great back when people like Henry Ford, Cornelius Vanderbilt, and Andrew Carnegie were pioneering the industrial age. They had decades with favorable economic and political policies to evolve their industries and dominate the global economy.

Today there are so many steel producing giants spread out all over the globe that overproduction is becoming a problem.
MAGA would require a new "America first" initiative. For example a massive investment in US power plant infrastructure. That in turn would make things like Musks dream of electric cars for the common man feasible.

originally posted by: Irishhaf
A world wide economic crash is inevitable and depending on your particular conspiracy belief possibly orchestrated.

But I have a hard time believing any of the doom and gloom as of late considering how rabid and rapid fire the attacks are since Trump hit office.
Is it an actual prediction based on evidence, or a heavily slanted opinion based on someone paying them to put their name out there as proof?

I don't think its trump. The 10-year/2-year bonds spread has been falling since 2014 and is now reaching 2007 territory. Its one of the better indicators of recessions, correctly identifying each of the previous recessions over past 40 years, before they occurred. BDI shipping index is at worse its been since 1985. It ain't looking good.

a reply to: CB328

Do You Wish it to be So just to Spite the President in Office when it Happens ? I Think So .Tsk , Tsk ............

a reply to: CB328

On what planet do taxes solve problems?

a reply to: glend

The shape of the curve and its signals continue to split market participants and policymakers alike, as highlighted in the minutes of the Fed’s latest policy meeting published last week.

“Several” participants noted the curve’s predictive powers and suggested policymakers pay “close attention” to the shape of the curve. Others believed “inferring economic causality from statistical correlations was not appropriate.”

When I took economics they were giving A's for Keynesian responses on the tests.
We don't really know where the red line is for stimulating a modern economy.

For example these days if the stock market has a sudden drop account holders get notified immediately by cell phone and can buy back in at a lower price if their stops are set right. They didn't have that in 1987.

Yesterday's US stock market losses are completely caused by a hack coming from the EU. The hack was orchestrated by Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. The main cospirators, are the government, inteligence agencies hackers and the Royal families of all 3 state, helped by Spain, to attack the US Nasdaq and DJ indexes with computer hacks.

The sudden unexplainable dip that took place in 2009 where dow jones suddenly crashed by 30% and completely recovered within a few minutes was a hack attack from the EU, on the stock exchange computers of the US stock market ordered by EU roals, to attempt to destroy the Unite States via economic means.

What's happening to the stock markets, Why stocks plunge, while companies report good quarterly result ?
Someone is lying ... who's lying ?

a reply to: Flanker86

I guess Russians don't understand that stock market activity isn't really directly related to economic activity. Haven't quite got the hang of capitalism yet.

a reply to: Phage

The US resolved the housing bubble burst by bailing out trillions of dollars of bad mortgage debt.
The Obama's were one of the first to take advantage of the "too big to fail" mortgage modifications.
Quantitative easing went on for years after housing prices largely recovered and the stock market became over bought.
That is a huge amount of debt that needs to be absorbed by the US bond market.
Some analysts were wondering if the US would even try to pay back the debt, the US credit rating was downgraded in 2011.
It could have been handled with a default instead of higher interest rates to attract investors to buy the bonds.
Trump might think an "America first" default would spare the country from the effects of the austerity program the conservative economists have in mind.

According to Paul Volcker former Fed chief:

“The central issue is we’re developing into a plutocracy,” he told me. “We’ve got an enormous number of enormously rich people that have convinced themselves that they’re rich because they’re smart and constructive. And they don’t like government, and they don’t like to pay taxes.”

My feeling is they are expanding the trading range of stock prices to attract gambling money. Any money coming into the market even temporarily can be used to bolster it. The Dow will likely open gap up this morning and we could see 25,100 before the next drop. That would be almost a 600 point trading range to wallow in IF bonds yields are nearing their peaks.

If it takes three years of austerity or longer to bleed the stock market and stifle house prices to pay for the bond issues there is going to be another recession. People like Volcker probably saw that long ago.

But seriously ... what happened in 2007 - 2008 ? How come that there was an economic crisis later dubbed the "Great Recession" ? ... The mortgage issue has been waaaay overrated ! What was that in 2008 --> 2012 ?

Economic warfare ? .... was it a great success ?

Dow 25,100 already, got stopped out

originally posted by: neo96
One does not need to be an expert.

Market forces are cyclical.

What goes up, Always comes down.

Of course in the short term the usual suspects lose what little minds they have.

Over the long term it's the stuff that makes Buffets.

You win the common sense award!!!! There will always be cycles. The funny thing is that people always seem to be in denial when things are good, buy houses at peak prices ect. It's kind of like believing you will always be happy...

a reply to: pointessa

Friday is often a difficult day to get market gains before the weekend. Too much exposure to potentially negative global events for the pump and dump crowd. Those thousand point down gaps historically occur more frequently at Monday openings. Dow could come back another 100 points next week but its looking too risky to put in wide sell stops.

The EU is manipulating the stock market to dip for ideological and political reasons.
This has been a plan of royals families across Europe and the european nobility to destroy the US, by wrecking its stock markets, after having already demolished the morale and morality of americans during the 60s and 70s. In particular with the Vietname war, orchestrated by the British and the French and also with the anti-war reaction to the Vietman war. All of it was organized in Europe, by nazis who were unhappy with WW2 outcome ...