+ Reply to Thread
Page 1 of 2
1 2 LastLast
Results 1 to 10 of 18

Thread: Impending Stock Market Crash?

  1. #1

    Impending Stock Market Crash?

    http://market-ticker.denninger.net/a...ing-Crash.html

    Well, I will: this is the sort of pattern that precedes an all-on equity market collapse. It strongly implies that the only volume support that the market has is from "hot money" speculators. Lest you think this is sustainable let me point out that just a few weeks ago the very same so-called "commentators" said the same thing about China's market.
    Discussion thread for it:
    http://www.tickerforum.org/cgi-ticke...ww?post=108991

    Best of luck to you if you're in the market.
    Attention MA gun owners! It's time for you to come home to New Hampshire!
    No income tax! Gun freedom! No sales tax! Sunday hunting!
    What are you waiting for? Come on up! The only vote in MA that matters is the one you cast with your feet!
    Come home to New Hampshire! Come home to where you belong!
    Be sure to read how Massachusetts immigrants are keeping New Hampshire free!

  2. #2

    Im in ultra shorts, I've lost alot so far from all this manipulation but I hope that it crashes quick and hard so it will finally be over. The market needs a crash in order to actually heal, I planned for it and it never came (not in the magnitude it should have anyway)
    "An armed society is a polite society"

    Quote Originally Posted by Bob P View Post
    Sheepdogs don't hurt sheep, but sheep are afraid of them anyway. Sheep are stupid, they think the sheepdog's a wolf.

    What you have to convince them is that 1) they don't need to fear the sheepdogs. 2) you're a sheepdog, not a wolf. 3) taking away the sheepdogs doesn't make the wolf go away

  3. #3

    I saw an article about how this is the biggest rally since 1933. I thought that was pretty ominous, since that was the sucker's rally in the middle of the great depression.

  4. #4

    If you are already in the market and you believe a sharp drop is coming, now is a great time to buy put protection. The premiums are very low and you will be able to sleep at night knowing you are protected.

    p.s. What the market does and what you think it should do are two different things. You need to remain neutral otherwise you will see what you want to see and not what's there.

  5. #5





    And yes If you have a 401k, get into cash now while you still can. A Gold and Silver IRA is a nice choice. Gold and Silver perform just as good in Deflationary times as well as Inflationary...Sure some will post but you can't eat it...no, no you can not, but you sure and hell can at least buy food with it.

    Call me paranoid, but after seeing family members lose 40 to 60% of their money over the last 2 years, I have been just sitting back and giving the best advice I can...So far I am winning.

    This is not a Market to be in, to many Government hands in the soup, and we all know the out come when the Government is involved....You lose, and they could careless.

    But you won't hear this on CNNMSNBCCNBCABC...No, just Green Shoots and Hopium.

    Good luck.
    "Impossible" is a word prominently found in the dictionary of fools." Napoleon Bonaparte


    MOΛΩN ΛABÉ

  6. #6

    Quote Originally Posted by Bfatz View Post
    This is not a Market to be in, to many Government hands in the soup, and we all know the out come when the Government is involved....You lose, and they could careless.

    Very well said, I agree.
    If you carry a gun, people will call you paranoid. That's ridiculous. If I have a gun, what in the hell do I have to be paranoid for?

    You can say 'stop' or 'alto' or use any other word you think will work but I've found that a large bore muzzle pointed at someone's head is pretty much the universal language.

    The two most important rules in a gunfight are: Always cheat and always win.

    Don't shoot fast, shoot good.

  7. #7

    DXD- Dow Ultra Short ETF. Make money when the market goes down, like it does every Sept. Oct.
    You could even sell some covered calls on DXD to hedge against the market rally continueing.
    Once the Fall pounding is over, I am going long tech, mayby some financials and of course, 10% cash.

  8. #8

    Quote Originally Posted by RickG View Post
    DXD- Dow Ultra Short ETF. Make money when the market goes down, like it does every Sept. Oct.
    You could even sell some covered calls on DXD to hedge against the market rally continueing.
    Once the Fall pounding is over, I am going long tech, mayby some financials and of course, 10% cash.
    Again be careful your still dealing with paper, your not really making any money with Devaluation, sure it may seem like you have a lot more, hell we will all have a lot more if we Hyper-Inflate, but it will take more Paper ( if you will ) to buy the same amount of goods...Not saying Cash is not king it is ATM.., just Diversify.

    The main problem at the moment in this Country is no leadership, no direction, zero vision, and Large pools of ( printed/Digits ) money being sucked down the Deflation drain. There is one slight chance to pull us out.

    If Washington has the guts to stop all this welfare and forcing people to be productive and go to work and Produce something people might want to buy, and ending these wars to export our way of government to people that in reality don't want it. Living within our means by only spending what is collected. And BTW don't crush small business by excessive taxes and fees.
    Last edited by Bfatz; 09-01-2009 at 08:54 AM.
    "Impossible" is a word prominently found in the dictionary of fools." Napoleon Bonaparte


    MOΛΩN ΛABÉ

  9. #9

    Quote Originally Posted by RickG View Post
    DXD- Dow Ultra Short ETF. Make money when the market goes down, like it does every Sept. Oct.
    Over the past 20 years the market has finished down 11 times in September and 7 times in October.

  10. #10

    Quote Originally Posted by Junglerott View Post
    Over the past 20 years the market has finished down 11 times in September and 7 times in October.
    Total Public Debt Outstanding, 08/28/2009:

    $11,718,758,941,630.90

    Source: TreasuryDirect

    Plus other miscellaneous liability's. Our existing US economy GDP (if you will ) does not support $24 trillion dollars in debt...No nation on the planet does.

    Plus I would not call it a crash, more like a controlled and orderly failure.

    Push the reset button and lets proceed.
    Last edited by Bfatz; 09-01-2009 at 09:48 AM.
    "Impossible" is a word prominently found in the dictionary of fools." Napoleon Bonaparte


    MOΛΩN ΛABÉ

+ Reply to Thread
Page 1 of 2
1 2 LastLast

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts