Maximum Alert

#1
Sometime back I had posted a thread called Red Alert and posted my views of the market in those prevailing conditions.

Now, I felt I really need to bring to your attention a bubble which is so huge that when it bursts it will be like end times.

Do your own research from the internet on this topic and save yourself in time.

 

insursi

Active Member
#2
Sometime back I had posted a thread called Red Alert and posted my views of the market in those prevailing conditions.

Now, I felt I really need to bring to your attention a bubble which is so huge that when it bursts it will be like end times.

Do your own research from the internet on this topic and save yourself in time.



I do read everywhere the same thing but central bank intervention is very strong inorder to keep the market steady sofar.
 
#5
I do read everywhere the same thing but central bank intervention is very strong inorder to keep the market steady sofar.
sir, ECB or european central bank has been doing monthly QE worth billions for the ppast one year and has plans to continue till 2017,

Japan has been doiing in Trillion yen on a monthly basis.

US stopped in 2014

All this money inflated the bubble to an extent that is similar to end times, should it burst.

There is a limit to which the banks can intervene and they have crossed the limit multifold.

If I read it right April will be interesting to see things shaping up.
 

deba72

Well-Known Member
#6
All "Bubbles" are generally called "Bubbles" after they have been burst. Very rarely it happened that people called the "Bubbles" and then then they go burst
 
#7
All "Bubbles" are generally called "Bubbles" after they have been burst. Very rarely it happened that people called the "Bubbles" and then then they go burst
no wonder my 4th Jan 2016 was before the events which followed

you will be amazed at the extent of the moves after 14th April / mid June this year.

as naughtynifty rightly pointed out, it will be a huge once in a decade opportunity to buy premium stocks at 50% or more discount after this is over

 

DSM

Well-Known Member
#8
JungleLion,

Taking at face value what you say - As there is no analysis for your assertions, but generic assumption/belief about damage done by QE, kindly advise :

1. The significance of 14th April.

2. To benefit from the prediction, do specify the outer time limit this prediction of market crash will hold true. Would it be roughly 1 week, 10 days, 1 month, 3 months, 5 months, or end of year?

Not saying that this market crash cannot happen - as anything is possible in life. But to benefit from predictions, one has to be right about timing. As otherwise, even if the prediction is correct, but the timing is off, one can lose one's shirt and lungi as well in the market....



no wonder my 4th Jan 2016 was before the events which followed

you will be amazed at the extent of the moves after 14th April / mid June this year.

as naughtynifty rightly pointed out, it will be a huge once in a decade opportunity to buy premium stocks at 50% or more discount after this is over

 
#10
JungleLion,

Taking at face value what you say - As there is no analysis for your assertions, but generic assumption/belief about damage done by QE, kindly advise :

1. The significance of 14th April.

2. To benefit from the prediction, do specify the outer time limit this prediction of market crash will hold true. Would it be roughly 1 week, 10 days, 1 month, 3 months, 5 months, or end of year?

Not saying that this market crash cannot happen - as anything is possible in life. But to benefit from predictions, one has to be right about timing. As otherwise, even if the prediction is correct, but the timing is off, one can lose one's shirt and lungi as well in the market....
surely if you can give a timetable for death then i may be able to answer this.

stating a fact is not prediction, if you follow bond markets / central banks it will be easier for you to read between the lines.

in september 2014 the snb bonds posted negative rates, in jan snb moved and removed the floor, what happened next is well known, same way its very uncommon or drastic for a central bank to have negative rates on deposits unless they see something we do not.

stock markets depend on the health of the global economy as a whole, you cannot have a constant bull market a correction does happen, how drastic this correction will be can be read if you follow central banks.

the latest in line is negative rates by ecb and japan ; both are major global market movers.
 

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