2014-03-02 MoneyNews - "Warning: Stocks Will Collapse by 50% in 2014"

[Swordsoffreedom]

Don't believe the fearmongerning!

The stock market will not "collapse" 50% in 2014. Sure, they will go down some day, but it will not be in 2014! Typical play on emotions, stay away from those fraudsters!

The only way that would happen is if there was a new world war on the anniversary of the 1st world war.
100 years and what's changed is that a known enemy is now an unknown enemy.
As for the stock market, they need to specify what stocks he-he or they are just trolling, some parts will do well in a recession, others will crash hard or revalue.

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[junglecat]

Don't believe the fearmongerning!

The stock market will not "collapse" 50% in 2014. Sure, they will go down some day, but it will not be in 2014! Typical play on emotions, stay away from those fraudsters!

The only way that would happen is if there was a new world war on the anniversary of the 1st world war.
100 years and what's changed is that a known enemy is now an unknown enemy.
As for the stock market, they need to specify what stocks he-he or they are just trolling, some parts will do well in a recession, others will crash hard or revalue.

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The stock market is way overbought thus why metals are tanking. I'd expect the market to take a tumble next year when the market realizes this. You'll want to be holding metals you bought cheap when it begins.  

[Swordsoffreedom]

Don't believe the fearmongerning!

The stock market will not "collapse" 50% in 2014. Sure, they will go down some day, but it will not be in 2014! Typical play on emotions, stay away from those fraudsters!

The only way that would happen is if there was a new world war on the anniversary of the 1st world war.
100 years and what's changed is that a known enemy is now an unknown enemy.
As for the stock market, they need to specify what stocks he-he or they are just trolling, some parts will do well in a recession, others will crash hard or revalue.

(Link loads but can't see article oddly though)

The stock market is way overbought thus why metals are tanking. I'd expect the market to take a tumble next year when the market realizes this. You'll want to be holding metals you bought cheap when it begins.  

I was thinking more along the lines of Kraft Dinner and Food
One since its the cheaper alternative when the economy is in the clunker with a negative correlation
And Food well we all have to eat even if it's less than it used to be.
Metals are nice though so fair point.

[pattu1]

Don't believe the fearmongerning!

The stock market will not "collapse" 50% in 2014. Sure, they will go down some day, but it will not be in 2014! Typical play on emotions, stay away from those fraudsters!

The only way that would happen is if there was a new world war on the anniversary of the 1st world war.
100 years and what's changed is that a known enemy is now an unknown enemy.
As for the stock market, they need to specify what stocks he-he or they are just trolling, some parts will do well in a recession, others will crash hard or revalue.

(Link loads but can't see article oddly though)

The stock market is way overbought thus why metals are tanking. I'd expect the market to take a tumble next year when the market realizes this. You'll want to be holding metals you bought cheap when it begins.  

If stocks do start tanking, there will be panic. I guess the fed will then open the tap of quantitative easing, to support stocks. So I guess a 50% cut is unlikely.

[Financial_Genius]

Don't believe the fearmongerning!

The stock market will not "collapse" 50% in 2014. Sure, they will go down some day, but it will not be in 2014! Typical play on emotions, stay away from those fraudsters!

The shares of the supermarket chain Tesco fell by 50% recently. I don't think the whole stockmarket will follow but companies are immune from this.

The main culprit for the falling stock market, the whole of China, whose economy is one of the largest in the world, it depends on the economy and currency of other countries, and whose performance plummeted because of the crisis. China is faced with the overproduction of goods on the world market (which he put a lot of effort), which caused a chain reaction of financial problems around the world. Following the stock markets fall was recorded on the market of raw materials – are rapidly losing in the price of metals and oil.