[alloysteel]

This bubble blow-out is probably going to be even more spectacular than anything in recent history. Great way to make the illusionary “electronic dollars” created by the Fed disappear.

A lesson that should have been well and fully learned - there is nobody, NOBODY, “too big to fail”.

Once the leakage from the Hindenberg was ignited, there was no stopping the aftermath.

[Viennacon]

It’s going to blow. That’s inevitable. A recovery running on ghost fumes. There’s nothing there. I just hope it’s a little closer to the 2014 midterms, so we can net maximum gains. If the economy crashes again, all we have to do is tie red state Dems to Hussein and the senate is all wrapped up. We can seat very conservative candidates too, like Steve King.

[abb]

Notice that bonds took a pretty good lick both Thursday and Friday. Which means interest rates are ticking up.

[LRoggy]

Did Comstock get bullish in March 2009? They have a reputation for decades for being bearish, just like Alan Abelson. If they didn't then who are they to talk?

Just like all of the other apocalyptic stock market prognosticators on this site that have called for a crash ever since Dow 6500. Just like the proverbial broken clock. One day there will be another crash, maybe from Dow 22,000 to Dow 16,000. Meanwhile they missed the last 15,000 points.

keep guessing, one day you will be able to crow. By then I'll be happily retired.

[davisfh]

I believe that the market is at this all-time high because our currency has been so devalued.

[CharlesWayneCT]

I guess if you are in full panic mode, you could just decide to dump everything. If you are slightly less panicky, you could realise that even losing 10%, IF you’ve been in for a couple of years you still come out ahead, so you could simply decide to dump everything if the market drops 1000 points.

Problem is most people hate to sell out after that first 1000 point drop.

And nobody can really figure out where the peak is. If they could, there would be no peak.

Remember, if everybody knew where the market would end up tomorrow, it would already be there today.

[Cyman]

I yanked everything out of the market this week. Better to be a week,month or year early than a day late.

[Carriage Hill]

There’s a really bid ***double bubble*** coming, and 94% don’t even see it coming. It’s going to be a big fall and a lot of unsuspecting folks are going to get hurt. Precisely what 0scubag wants.

[elpadre]

economics is not my field of expertise, but common sense tells me that the Federal Reserve is primarily responsible for the Wall Street wonder with their flooding the economy with paper money. One day, there will be a reckoning, and it won't be pretty, IMO.