Friday, Apr 20, 2007
Getting close now
Safe Haven: End of the Boom - DJIA 3000
Great graphs
When a cyclical bear joins forces with a secular bear in stocks and then teams up with a property crash we have a depression on our hands
Posted by sold 2 rent 1 @ 12:40 PM (156 views) Add Comment
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1. Darren said...
"Today our banks are prevented from investing in the stock market, instead restricted to a "safer" asset class: real estate"
Does anyone know if this is true ? If so when did this come into force ?
It certainly would explain a great deal !?
2. Shipbuilder said...
S2R1, I assume you work for SafeHaven?
3. sold 2 rent 1 said...
Shipbuilder,
No I don't. I run a travel website.
I am fully preparing for my business to hit the buffers when the economy turns down.
After 2008 there are going to be very few opportunities to make money.
Safehaven offers some pretty good technical articles about how to preserve your capital.
I am of the belief that the forthcoming HPC will last a decade and unemployment will rocket.
I also think that in the next 3-6 months there will be a unique "once in a lifetime" opportunity to short the market
4. auntie said...
I thought the graph on the home page of HPC was scary! The graph at the bottom of the page 'A History of Home Values' IS TERRIFYING!
The bulls are right! Property only ever goes up........!
Heaven help us if the Bulls are wrong.
5. Pandyhead said...
I remember during the mid 90's one reason we could not join the euro was because the UK had a different cycle economic cycle to the rest of Europe. It was said that the worst case senario was low interest rate's whilst in a boom, and high interest rate's in a recession. Half of that statement has come true and it looks like the second half will happen. So i think we are looking at a lost decade not just a recession but one of depression.
So we are all going to be in big trouble so any ideas where i can hide my money.