CC and now the Chicago are vindicating all the bears out there and those who found recovery suspect. Paul Tudor Jones included!
October crash is very possible in my opinion.
On Sep 30 08:54 AM JG Savoldi wrote:
> We like your advice about stop limits! > > The BAM Volatility Model is telling us that volatility is on the > verge of a very sharp spike--doubling during October and continuing > to trend higher into next year. > > We're buying PUTS at these depressed levels in front of what we believe > will be a stock market crash of 22%-25% into October 13th. > > Be careful out there! > > bit.ly/l3hv8 > >
Think Inflation in the U.S. Is Bad? Listen Up [View article]
To the idea of buying rental property now. I can't imagine it's still yet ok when median house price / median household income in the US is still way too high. 2007 it was 4.07. It avaraged about 2.7 in 1980, 1990 and 2000. So, in the aggregate, house prices have much further to fall.
This fall will cripple finance companies who've overlent Americans. Should take a full 3 years before bottoms. Get ready for the next great depression.
Collapsing Volatility: ETF Opportunity [View article]
October crash is very possible in my opinion.
On Sep 30 08:54 AM JG Savoldi wrote:
> We like your advice about stop limits!
>
> The BAM Volatility Model is telling us that volatility is on the
> verge of a very sharp spike--doubling during October and continuing
> to trend higher into next year.
>
> We're buying PUTS at these depressed levels in front of what we believe
> will be a stock market crash of 22%-25% into October 13th.
>
> Be careful out there!
>
> bit.ly/l3hv8
>
>
New Bullish Signals Emerge [View article]
We should correct from here very shortly.
Could the Dow Sink Another 50% by 2012? [View article]
No one mentioned peak oil in this forecast either.
1340's all over again?
Think Inflation in the U.S. Is Bad? Listen Up [View article]
This fall will cripple finance companies who've overlent Americans. Should take a full 3 years before bottoms. Get ready for the next great depression.