Is the Stock Mkt crashing?

[hehfest]

@ hehfest

shaddup dummy. You know nothing about investments because you have no money.

For the rest of you who do have a little money... liquidate your stock holdings and liquidate your cash.

Buy and hold two important precious metals, Gold and Palladium. Both are up 50% over the last 2 years. PALL and IAU are two ETF's that are backed by physical metals. No mining companies. No BS.

Uncle Fester owns gold and silver you punk. Physical too. Not some piece of paper. Uncle Fester also owns plenty of brass (these things are for something else but worth their weight in gold). Uncle Fester has also stashed away food so this pimp aint going hungry when SHTF. Pimp that goose. Pimp that. Common. Common. Common. What you got?

[TheGoldenGoose]

You got brass bolts on both sides of your neck.

[TheGoldenGoose]

You fukking Psycho.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

This guy Powell is a phony and a liar. And a bad liar, at that.

[XSTRAIGHTXEDGEX]

I don’t know his name but he’s predicted it months ago because of inflation or hyper inflation. Not some crack pot……YOUNG Guy….wish I knew his name or YouTube channel…..he said months ago to buy gold and or other currencies

anyone know his name

[XSTRAIGHTXEDGEX]

Found it ……..yt : Roger james hamilton

[d2bets]

I can't say I wouldn't have the biggest smile on my face in my life if that stock market completely crashed. Burn it down! I agree with the Joker.

It might, but probably not as bad as last year March. But might fall back toward November 2020 levels. Not sure if we'd label that a crash or a correction.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

No. The govt will not let it. They have too much invested in it.

Roger, my thought is that stocks have to move up 20% in 2021 to stay even w/ inflation.

If stocks go way down, that's big news.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

The S&P 500 is currently up about 25% since Biden won.

Yeah, but that's not even equivalent to the $$-printing.

[hostile takeover]

I can't see any way the establishment and democrats allows a major crash while on their watch. They'll continue to pump trillions into the market to keep it from drowning.

When it does crash it will happen so fast you won't be able to ask the question, Is the market crashing?

Then they'll find a way to blame someone else.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

It is down 2%. Don't panic

Thanks for the note. Not that I was panicking. I know this stuff moves up/down.

It's more of a long-term view. I'm of the opinion that the stock-mkt is propped up. If there is a REAL decline, that's incredibly bad news.

[hostile takeover]

The S&P 500 is currently up about 25% since Biden won.

Yeah, but that's not even equivalent to the $$-printing.

Exactly. With the amount of printing they've pumped into the market it should be more like 200%. Not 25%

[homie1975]

it's called a CORRECTION not a crash. very healthy for the market to "reset" ~10-12% at least once every 12-18 mos and maybe twice.

[konck]

I think something is going on with Reddit and AMC again my brother told me to buy in a hurry

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Exactly. With the amount of printing they've pumped into the market it should be more like 200%. Not 25%

Yes. This is the opinion I've tried to voice several times.

I WOULD be surprised if there is a stk-mkt crash in 2021. That would mean prices are rising but stock values declining. More likely that stocks move up in lock-step w/ $$-printing.

The class that's getting absolutely REAMED is the lower-class that doesn't have invested assets. Costs rising, and no assets moving up.

[d2bets]

Exactly. With the amount of printing they've pumped into the market it should be more like 200%. Not 25%

Ridiculous. It started that time period just about at an all-time high. And you want a triple in 7 months? You're either asking for future earnings to immediately triple and/or P/E ratio's in the 70's+. Pretty much impossible.

[d2bets]

Yes. This is the opinion I've tried to voice several times.

I WOULD be surprised if there is a stk-mkt crash in 2021. That would mean prices are rising but stock values declining. More likely that stocks move up in lock-step w/ $$-printing.

The class that's getting absolutely REAMED is the lower-class that doesn't have invested assets. Costs rising, and no assets moving up.

Not that unusual. Besides, stock prices already went up a lot ~ 80% from the March 2020 lows.

[homie1975]

two straight days of kitty kat bounces ??

[ChuckyTheGoat]

It is down 2%. Don't panic

Good call. Maybe I was panicking.

There is a chart that plots Money-printing vs Dow Jones price. It's very tightly correlated, moves pretty much in lock-step.

[homie1975]

Good call. Maybe I was panicking.

There is a chart that plots Money-printing vs Dow Jones price. It's very tightly correlated, moves pretty much in lock-step.

you absolutely panicked. there is a HUGE difference between a crash and a correction. corrections happen all the time in the stock market and are actually quite healthy for the market. they also give people the chance to open positions after a pullback. better than sitting on the sidelines' with one's dikk in his hands !!

[XSTRAIGHTXEDGEX]

It won’t crash per say……if it ever does. It’s on purpose….wouldn’t worry to much…top 10 elite, who control world bank don’t like to lose their billions

[Slurry Pumper]

Probably not a crash, but a series of lower highs and lower lows is in the cards. I predicted it would happen this month, and it almost started in February but the market was able to ekk out another run up the mountain. Now it is a little pullback and we will see if it can eclipse the highs from just over a week ago. I don't think it will but you never know. It is possible to completely fall apart later this year and when it does you'll know it because the lows will be lower than last years dive.

[Poker_Beast]

Slurry I highly value your thoughts as you seem to be very in tune to the market with good timing. Why do you think it could move lower than last years lows when Covid hit?

[d2bets]

Probably not a crash, but a series of lower highs and lower lows is in the cards. I predicted it would happen this month, and it almost started in February but the market was able to ekk out another run up the mountain. Now it is a little pullback and we will see if it can eclipse the highs from just over a week ago. I don't think it will but you never know. It is possible to completely fall apart later this year and when it does you'll know it because the lows will be lower than last years dive.

That seems hard for even me to believe. If the Fed suddenly reversed and raised rates rapidly, that would certainly cause a huge pullback, but still not sure it would fall ~50% to last year's lows.

[d2bets]

It won’t crash per say……if it ever does. It’s on purpose….wouldn’t worry to much…top 10 elite, who control world bank don’t like to lose their billions

Ever? I think we can say with certainty that there will be a "crash" at some point. Might be this year or might be 5 or 10 or 15 years from now, but as long as there's been a market, there's been crashes.

[homie1975]

A return to the March 2020 lows anytime soon and if ever would be cataclysmic and there's <3% chance of this happening imo

[homie1975]

Buy and hold is a long-term passive strategy where investors keep a relatively stable portfolio over time, regardless of short-term fluctuations. Buy and hold investors tend to outperform active management, on average, over longer time horizons and after fees, and they can typically defer capital gains taxes.

[Andy117]

Exactly. With the amount of printing they've pumped into the market it should be more like 200%. Not 25%

Are they doing anything different as far as printing money than trump?

[MinnesotaFats]

Are they doing anything different as far as printing money than trump?

Yes, they crossed the 100% debt to gdp ratio.

At that point money is literally worthless, this is why we will see the Fed raising rates drastically 2nd/ 3rd qtr next year and you'll get a economic collapse because housing will literally stop in its tracks

[HockeyRocks]

Buy and hold is a long-term passive strategy where investors keep a relatively stable portfolio over time, regardless of short-term fluctuations. Buy and hold investors tend to outperform active management, on average, over longer time horizons and after fees, and they can typically defer capital gains taxes.

[MinnesotaFats]

That'll change if Congress implements the Dems cap gains tax rate tied to ordinary income or 39.5%, whichever option they try will devastate small individuals and families.

You imagine cashing out your retirement at 65...maybe you are thinking you're getting $800k cash on a $1mm portfolio....then suddenly instead you get $600k.

Just can't get ahead in life with liberals always holding people and progress back via policy

[TheGoldenGoose]

"Just can't get ahead in life with liberals always holding people and progress back via policy"

Oh, stop your whining Fats. How quickly you forget that Texas s#it-kicker GW Bush left us with a DOW at only $6K. DEVASTATED middle class families and small business. He and his fat-head crooked-mouth Cheney cohort disappeared like a fart in the wind when they left office.

[TheGoldenGoose]

Hell, why stop now? I'm on a roll. They all printed money. GW, O, Rump, They all printed. The last President to leave us without a deficit was Clinton. You're not that old. You remember you got your start 20+ years ago in the BOOMING 90's stock market under CLINTON. Go ahead, admit it. I know. You know. We both know.

[guitarjosh]

Hell, why stop now? I'm on a roll. They all printed money. GW, O, Rump, They all printed. The last President to leave us without a deficit was Clinton. You're not that old. You remember you got your start 20+ years ago in the BOOMING 90's stock market under CLINTON. Go ahead, admit it. I know. You know. We both know.

The dot com bubble

[d2bets]

That'll change if Congress implements the Dems cap gains tax rate tied to ordinary income or 39.5%, whichever option they try will devastate small individuals and families.

You imagine cashing out your retirement at 65...maybe you are thinking you're getting $800k cash on a $1mm portfolio....then suddenly instead you get $600k.

Just can't get ahead in life with liberals always holding people and progress back via policy

They're talking about raising the marginal rate from 37% back to 39.6%. Doesn't resemble what you are describing. Cashing in retirement account has nothing to do with cap gains rate. Plus, the 39.6% cap gains rate change would apply to people with annual income > $1 mil. So it's nothing like you describe at all.