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    Stock Market: Correction or Crash?

    Did the bubble just break? . . . .

    #2
    Crack crack crack and out Cracker Jack box of a leader is going to tax us to death.

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      #3
      It should correct....people buying imaginary currencies indicate people have no sense of value...

      Frozen Cowshit has more value.

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        #4
        Will it correlate downwards with all commodities is the question

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          #5
          Originally posted by malleefarmer View Post
          Will it correlate downwards with all commodities is the question
          Energies hammered . . . this is not good for commodities.

          Dow collapsed this aft from 800 points down to 1,500 points down within minutes. Huge investor panic, huge volatility and 1st day of Fed Chairman Powell in-office. Tomorrow will be interesting . . . .

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            #6
            Stockmarket watching friend commented "bitcoin seems to be a good barometer for stockmarket" not enough history on its side yet but interesting observation

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              #7
              Stock exchanges getting trimmed today.
              VIX up
              Bond rates up



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                #8
                Bitcoin and Trump great similarities, Neither is worth S#########. Stocks have doubled or more in the last year could not continue. Just going back to normal.

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                  #9
                  Could fall a lot more yet and still be termed a correction depending on your timeframe

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                    #10
                    Reality of trump getting questioned by mueller.
                    That's why the nines garbage came out but it's no new news. The fact is things were done wrong how they got there to find it is an issue but it still doesn't take away what happenned with the Russians and trump.

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                      #11
                      No bounce on close, collateral damage coming as good assets get sold to make margin call?

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                        #12
                        Keynesian (central bank) bubble just exploded in the market stratosphere this afternoon. 1,600 point drop, the largest daily drop ever . . .

                        https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/05/dows-nearly-1600-point-plunge-marks-its-biggest-one-day-point-drop-ever.html

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                          #13
                          As a sadistic contrarian I'm foaming at the mouth on grains

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                            #14
                            A record no doubt, I wonder how much value was taken off the books today.
                            Percentage wise it doesn't crack the top 20

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by farming101 View Post
                              A record no doubt, I wonder how much value was taken off the books today.
                              Percentage wise it doesn't crack the top 20
                              CNBC reports $1 trillion has been trimmed from stock market since Feb 1. And while today's drop does not make top 20 in percentage terms, if you add the loss from last Friday when the selloff really started, it ranks as 17th largest percentage loss in history. Unfortunately, it is not likely over.

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