[TruthInThoughtWordAndDeed]

Setting up for a massive, spectacular crash.

[drewh]

[map]

“Setting up for a massive, spectacular crash.”

Maybe yes, maybe not. That’s life, baby.

[Mr. Douglas]

Setting up for a massive, spectacular crash.

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That is pretty much how I see it as well. The fundamentals are not there, and Trump is not God. We moved past a human solution to our problems years ago.

[plain talk]

Crash? More like a correction when it comes.

[Starboard]

Setting up for a massive, spectacular crash.

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How massive? How spectacular? Since you are predicting this event, how large in percentage terms are you expecting it to be?

If you firmly believe this, you should be shorting the market big time. Having such foresight could make you a wealthy person in short order.

I’ve been through many market cycles and corrections. Even a crash or two. Very few people ever see a crash coming, just like few people foresaw the spectacular run in the market that we are currently seeing in the wake of Trump’s election.

The point is, corrections are common but crashes not so much. Being able to predict them is nearly impossible.

[SaveFerris]

I hope we get some jobs back before that.

[Sam Gamgee]

For about a year, the market has moved not on fundamentals but rumors. Something is foul here.

[servantboy777]

>>Setting up for a massive, spectacular crash.<<

That’s got my antennas up. Last big pull back was 2007. We are way long. Typically every seven years there is some sort of correction or recession.

I’m being very cautious at this point.