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Multiple "Crisises" on the horizon. Too numerous to mention (especially if you live in Europe).


But the global "share markets" are currently sending a clear signal: "It won't be that bad". Possibly taking the clue from "all the crisises over the last 75 years we have always mastered". And: "There is still so much liquidity sloshing around, that TINA (There Is No Alternative) to stocks is reason to buy stocks at the flimsiest positive news. Thus making a true "bear-market" a thing of the past.


I am not so sure, this time around.

 

Posted
48 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

7 year linear regression

 

Look at that

Linear is relatively harmless. When it turns "exponential" on the downside, we will be in deep trouble.

Posted

Michael Burry is predicting a major sharemarket crash, and he is putting his money where his mouth is. One of the few that did well in the GFC.

Posted
3 minutes ago, stoner said:

30 years in the market and the best you got is someone else's quote ? 

 

it wont be so bad ...brought to you by the people that made the 2008 gong show happen. then kicked the can down the road and played all nice for the last 14 years ? 

 

maybe print another few trillion that should solve the problem.

Ever heard of a balanced portfolio?

Sounds like you got badly burned in '08 & made some bad decisions.

Better luck this time around.????????

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Posted
1 minute ago, Lucky Bones said:

Ever heard of a balanced portfolio?

Sounds like you got badly burned in '08 & made some bad decisions.

Better luck this time around.????????

ok. any other crystal ball info on hand ? 

Posted
20 minutes ago, stoner said:

ok. any other crystal ball info on hand ? 

I suggest that 2008 has long  gone, totally different world now  - Move on.

Plenty of opportunities out there.

Research your goals (and remember that future expected returns should not be based on past returns.)

If unsure.... "Cash can be King".

Good hunting.????????

Posted
2 hours ago, Lucky Bones said:

I suggest that 2008 has long  gone, totally different world now  - Move on.

you have made it clear now never to invest with you. wow 30 years and oblivious. 

Posted
3 hours ago, stoner said:

you have made it clear now never to invest with you. wow 30 years and oblivious. 

You have made it clear that you are still angry about whatever mistakes you made in 2008.

Goodbye.????????

Posted
16 minutes ago, Lucky Bones said:

You have made it clear that you are still angry about whatever mistakes you made in 2008.

Goodbye.????????

i wasn't investing in 2008 but please by all means continue to project. 

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On 8/5/2022 at 3:41 AM, Lucky Bones said:

I suggest that 2008 has long  gone, totally different world now  - Move on.

Plenty of opportunities out there.

Research your goals (and remember that future expected returns should not be based on past returns.)

If unsure.... "Cash can be King".

Good hunting.????????

I thought Cash is Trash in an inflationary environment.

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Posted
2 hours ago, sharksy said:

I thought Cash is Trash in an inflationary environment.

Hi Sharksy. Your call can be correct depending on the individuals personal circumstances (age is a large factor.) Generally, "Cash is King" relates to people who have a need to spend in the immediate future (eg: house deposit), and wish to protect their funds.

Also for those who find they can not sleep at night through market volatility.

The balanced portfolio provides some security from downturns and also allows a springboard when markets pick up.

Yes....it's a brutal game.????????

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Posted

Tiger, tiger lurking in the dark..........


Negative news increasing by the day. Globally. But the "markets" still signalling "it won't be so bad". Still massive liquitity looking for a home. The home was the share markets. Who want's to leave a cosy home?


Still, I remain: Tiger, tiger lurking in the dark..........

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