pirate_princess
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Doubt it, there seems to be a lot of panic selling at the moment, but it is already stabilising as of this morning. It is at the lowest point since November 06, hardly a crash. |
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Ding dong, I'm Sparticus 2.
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Bouncing back today, but there are so many potential reasons for a crash. |
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Kissed by a Prince !
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Well Gordon Brown said don't panic (mr mainwaring) so yes it will.
Thanks to the American Mortgage debt.
Cheers America, thank you ever so much. |
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bobhope1215
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It already has. We are just trying to fix it before the general public becomes aware of the fact. If the hedge funds can be pulled back from falling in the pit-- there's a good chance you'll never know that we have had the second great depression-- The public will think of it as a recession-- soon ended-- If not buy all the hunting gear you can and head toward the mountains- You won't want to be anywhere near a city. |
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mag3dot142
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That would be fun. Survival of the fittest would kick-in. |
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zyberianwarrior
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Not after the Feds just cut short term rates...I'm in the money...I'm in the money.......
Wall Street will not let another scenario like 29 happen again too many safeguards in place. |
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Malik K
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The stock market is what nations are made off. The western world will not let it collapse, maybe a crash here and there, like when we crash our cars whilst parking. The only time it will collapse is, for example that there was a sustained military action on a western democracy. Which is very unlikely. |
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Lee M
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No crash. This was just an adjustment. Today we will began to see a recovery. I don't understand why my Buffalo Wild Wings stock has dropped so much though. I dropped two grand in less than a week. |
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sicoll007
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No, not at the moment - the banks are pumping in a lot of money to prevent it. They know the (global) impact a crash would have and are acting to prevent it. |
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Marcellus Wallace
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Why? Just because there's a war in IRAQ that never ends, a president and congress with incredibly low approval ratings, unprecedented debt for the average consumer, the housing market bubble burst, etc. Na, that's crazy... |
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chris w
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I think it has I have lost 20,000 sence the first of the year that really stinks. |
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Lifecircus.com
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NO, the Feds are cutting rates and placing Billions and Billions of your tax dollars into the markets for the rich.
The only thing the feds are doing is making your money worth less |
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pgreen
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Seems to be too early for that, but maybe in a few years, when the Chinese want their money back and pull the carpet from under the feet of US treasury securities. |
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The Badger!
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the politically correct tern for a crash is a "correction" however the panic selling at themoment is because the American banks lent loads of money to high risk borrowers and gues what these high risk borowers never paid it back.
but the american goverment has paid 100's of millions of $'s to the banks thus stabilizing the situation. many people are uninformed thus the high voltility of the markets at current
thankfully our banks dont lend to high risk borrowers and thank god other wise this mess would be alot worse.
the markets should stabalize and recover fully over the next few months.
hope this explains your question.. |
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Chianti Man
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No....... the troughs represent good longer term buyin opportunities |
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mags_rovers
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no I don't think it will. |
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Alan M
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Zyberian is correct. There are too many safeguards in place for a crash. Don't you remember what happened on 9/11? They shut off the market when there was an enormous amount of panic so that everyone doesn't lose their money. They reopen when people start to stabilize. On 9/11 people were running around like the world was going to end. You don't want those people that are having mental problems to crash the market do you? |
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Frank Castle
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1) Yes.
2) No. |
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