Tommorrows Bloodbath (2nd Great depression)?
So tommorrow is the big day. We are going to see a second great depression tommorrow. Europe...Asia...they adjectives plummetted today some over 7% Dow/S&P/nasdaq futures are all down between 4% to 5%. Man i dont know what to do...should i get rid of all my stocks or in recent times buy a bunch of puts tommorrow?Answers: There was black monday contained by 1987 where automated trading aided to push the open market down a whoopin quarter or 23%. Disconnecting didnt change a entry because by then frenzy had set contained by. The crisis was adverted by facilitate companies the buyback of their stocks, which processed to get their hand on the undervalued stocks.
The dumb money have become a little bit more savvy over time, thus the bubble has be created in the housing flea market. The stock market is inflated right immediately not because of anything going on in the undelying companies, pretty the opposite some are even to be have "at a bargain". However consumer spending has be held alife by loans made against rising house prices. So while the companies finances are all soundm, even what appears to be a negotiate might not look so cheap down the road with crippled consumer spending.
So essentially we are experiencing a stock bubble capably hidden and package in the housing bubble, since tons investors delude themselfs into thinking that "well get better soon" because the numbers of the companies are fine, however future yield are going to be dismal.
if you truly believe 2nd great depression you should sell adjectives.
please don't ask questions similar to this to make the frenzy worse.. last week be bad adequate
well agree we should not hysterics , but wasn't there a year back contained by history called black tuesday ? or monday .
let hope it doesn't get that discouraging , as in don't reckon todays modern people could stir thru somethign like that , be too soft and not self dependent anymore.
Yes indeed true. It says surrounded by the bible that this downturn causes WW3 (the final war because we willl verbs the planet) But Jesus shall return.
Happy New Year
I would love to buy a put on something like G00GLE or Baidu, but they cost so much for one that's in the region of 30 points lower than the stock price.
Then again, they may stabilize soon.
The best put buying would have be soon after Christmas, when the festivities be ending, and the stock bazaar was outset to sober up.
No doubt, the bloodbath on the foreign markets today narrate of something highly sinister within the cards.
I was of the belief that the American consumer is a force to reckon near on a global go up.
When he can't afford housing, and is maxed out on debt, what else can the foreign markets do in the order of it but tank?
The discussion heads on the tube will influence many things, but nobody know how long this ski slope can continue until adjectives that money sitting on the sidelines wants to filch a chance again.
Confidence have been tatty, and that's a tough thing to try and fix like a shot.
My suggestion for the economy would be to quickly value adjectives properties at 40% less, supply everyone a lower tax remains, and donate all unwanted/not selling homes to returning veterans as a characteristic that fulfils that worn out slogan..."Support the troops".
That would free up supply, and maybe provide people some breathing room.
Ever try figure out how an average household makes it through a month?
I can't.
Quit watching Squawkbox and the other idiots on CNBC.
How is the market going to start tomorrow?
Answers: ugly.unless the FED comes out with a surprise, early announcement.
My analysis of the market from today and the past few weeks. Looking at the results of today's market at its close, it is going to be a very slow week. Tomorrow is going to be a very slow day, the market is either not going to move or is just going to drop entirely.Also the market is poised for a drop according to this article.
http://stocks.about.com/od/whatmovesthem...
The stock market is down right now. World markets are down in general. I suggest that you follow the market and the sectors more closely, day by day. One good resource is http://www.federalreserve.ws which contains a lot of information about markets, economics, and finance.
Any investors/ stockbrokers here , someone explain what is going on?
any one from the financial district or a bank / stock brokerage here , who could explain to us the recent troubles beside the north american stock markets .Answers: There are abundant things that are contributing towards the NA stock market. The best agency to summarized it, however, would be to say that the stock souk is reflecting consumers' attitudes toward the market surrounded by general. With adjectives of this talk going on for recession and an unbstable economy, those don't feel as confident investing surrounded by stocks.
Additionally, with a grim outlook ahead, plentiful people are in your favour their money as opposed to spending it because they are not sure of what is goign to occur in the adjectives...this is why every is crying for the Fed's to lower interest rates even more, that way ethnic group won't get as much return on their nest egg and it would spur them to spend more now.
I hope this help
The dollar is weakening and the housing flea market is bad.
But the tangible reason is more seller than buyers. Too many family think we trade the companies see. We don't we trade what people dream up about the companies performing.
To make a really right return it is best to learn scientific analysis. And trade what you see.
This website is one of the best for teaching controlled analysis.
At the very root of the problem is inhabitants who wanted to buy more house than adjectives sense SHOULD have told them they could afford, and mortgage lenders who predisposed lent those people more money (at a mutable rate) than THEY should have know the borrowers could afford. So in a minute that interest rates are creeping back up (from historic lows), folks are having trouble paying their mortgages, and are defaulting on the loans or a moment ago abandoning their homes. Those relatives are hurting, the banks are hurting (losing LOTS of money), the bank stock prices are tumbling, and that is have a ripple effect on everything. Because the world is all interconnected presently, financially, the unsteady market surrounded by the USA is creating fear elsewhere, and investors everywhere are over-reacting.
But it'll be okay...
(Or it won't...)
The US and it's citizens are up to their ears within debt, They all owe too much money on their homes and credit cards.
Sub-prime loans are self revalued and foreclosures are rising. There is a liquidity problem with the financial market, and qualifications needed to borrow money are getting restrictive. The consumer have to stop spending. and since their spending is 66% of the economy, the US is within Trouble.and since the US economy comprises 55% of world discount, they are in trouble too
Because of worldwide concerns regarding a immensely likely US recession, investors are getting panicky and selling. Do not verbs. It isn't uncommon for events resembling this to occur. It other, always comes pay for.
Because the United States represents a significant piece of the global monetary pie, fears of a pending recession are bound to create some significant volatility, especially after such a significant run of positive flea market performance.
To put things surrounded by context, look at where the market are compared to where they be after 9/11. It's not all that desperate.