Are we headed for a crash?

Discussion in 'Economics' started by heidegger, Aug 18, 2007.

Are we headed for a crash?

Poll closed Nov 16, 2007.
  1. Yes

    97 vote(s)
    54.5%
  2. No

    81 vote(s)
    45.5%
  1. the Greenspan fed chopping rates is what got us here in the first place.....

    we're now on a path to cut rates more???

    recession/depression cleans out poor credits and installs discipline ......

    failure seems to be a virtue nowadays ....

    When Trump said of his casino woes "Our bankruptcy has been a great success"

    i knew this society was headed south....
     
    #71     Aug 19, 2007
  2. In a liquid market we have lots of participating buyers and sellers in the same zone. If the buyers have tons of cash but don't want to participate they have little motive to avail themselves of easier credit. Buyers are cautious because things are just too complicated and undefined for them to exchange their money for instruments they can't trust or for institutions that have invested in those instruments.

    Next week is critical. Here's hoping Thursday's bottom holds.
     
    #72     Aug 20, 2007
  3. nonam

    nonam

    Bob Brinker

    August 16, 2007


    S&P 500 Index close: 1411.27

    In our view, the stock market is currently in the process of forming
    the
    area of the S&P 500 Index correction low for calendar year 2007.
    Correction
    bottoms are frequently accompanied by a high level of stock market
    volatility and negative financial news, and both of these factors
    contribute
    to the formation of the bottom.

    One of our key sentiment gauges, the 60-day put/call ratio, closed
    today at
    its historic record high of 1.06. This reading shows extreme pessimism
    for
    this contrary indicator, which places it solidly in the positive
    category.

    The Marketimer stock market timing model is currently in highly
    favorable
    territory.

    Any further testing of the area of the correction lows, which we expect
    to
    be close to the current S&P 500 Index level, is regarded as an
    additional
    buying opportunity for subscribers looking to add to stock market
    holdings.

    Marketimer expects the S&P 500 Index to register new historic record
    highs
    as we move forward into next year.
     
    #73     Aug 20, 2007