Saturday, November 15, 2014
Now this is what a *bubble* really looks like…
S&P 500 hits record close for 41st time in 2014
Like clockwork, the S&P 500 has struck a new closing record high. The benchmark index continued a four-week streak on Friday, ending the week 0.3 per cent higher to close at 2,039.82, a new record, as upbeat earnings and better-than-expected retail sales kept stocks near recent highs.
Posted by hpwatcher @ 01:44 AM (2235 views)
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hpwatcher says:
taffee says:
Property bubble stock bubble more debt and leverage than 2007
What could go wrong….bailed out banks and their behaviour didn’t improve it got worse
This time there is nothing left to throw at the markets when things go wrong….what a mess
And tipping point could happen at any time so investing in stocks is a no no imo
alan says:
Taffee, as you may have guessed I prefer caution & sound money….however….
What if the Central Bankers continued their QE & money printing ? Yes, I know that all countries QE is slightly different, but…
What if they all stood firm behind their stance? I’m assuming they could “do whatever it takes”, wouldn’t it be sensible to dive into stocks for a few more years?
Maybe you could time it so you get out before all the other folk?…. Could work in theory, maybe?
taffee says:
Cnbc commentators say the same but expect a crash at some point ala 1987
Scary attitude imo…why not sit in cash rather than try for the last 10%…..I remember 1987…you couldn’t get hold
Of your broker to sell
In recent years I noticed that in times of severe volatility websites went down and phones were not answered
This recent bull run is also pretty long in the tooth…also note Japan qe didn’t stop stocks and property plunging
Over the years
Alan says:
” why not sit in cash”?
That’s what I’m doing.
alan says:
” why not sit in cash”?
That’s what I’m doing.