10 Warning Signs of a Market Crash in 2015

Yeah, once quantitative easing starts slowing down, we are going to see a panic. Early 2017 I bet.
 
av8tr1 said:
Yeah, once quantitative easing starts slowing down, we are going to see a panic. Early 2017 I bet.
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It's already being tapered. Like the article says, watch and see what the professional investors are doing. They are getting out in droves. The trends aren't looking good. A serious economic downturn will be awful for many careers but I have some money set back to buy buy buy when things get low low low. So I'm not unprepared for it. I just hope it's not serious enough to impact aviation... Even though I'm sure that's just a pipe dream.
 
chrisreedrules said:
It's already being tapered. Like the article says, watch and see what the professional investors are doing. They are getting out in droves. The trends aren't looking good. A serious economic downturn will be awful for many careers but I have some money set back to buy buy buy when things get low low low. So I'm not unprepared for it. I just hope it's not serious enough to impact aviation... Even though I'm sure that's just a pipe dream.
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I'll keep buying because I hopefully won't be selling soon and I'll just keep piling on the dividends.
 
chrisreedrules said:
It's already being tapered. Like the article says, watch and see what the professional investors are doing. They are getting out in droves. The trends aren't looking good. A serious economic downturn will be awful for many careers but I have some money set back to buy buy buy when things get low low low. So I'm not unprepared for it. I just hope it's not serious enough to impact aviation... Even though I'm sure that's just a pipe dream.
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Aviation is affected first. At least that is what happened in 2008.
 
I've been considering the possibility of a selloff sometime in 2015-2017, as well. The markets have been on a tear since 2009, and with interest rates starting to increase soon, stocks are going to take a hit. Watch for an increase in volume with a lack of, or very little, continued movement to the upside.

Doesn't mean there'll be a full recession, but something to watch out for anyway.
 
chrisreedrules said:
Most likely... No money, no travel.
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I sat for three months the summer leading up to 2008. All of the sudden in May or even April I just stopped flying. We had been flying so much that at first I didn't mind. Then I realized something was very wrong. We were super lucky that we picked up a contract that was going to fly no matter what the economy did so I was able to stay employed until late 2010.
 
dasleben said:
I've been considering the possibility of a selloff sometime in 2015-2017, as well. The markets have been on a tear since 2009, and with interest rates starting to increase soon, stocks are going to take a hit. Watch for an increase in volume with a lack of, or very little, continued movement to the upside.

Doesn't mean there'll be a full recession, but something to watch out for anyway.
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I've been sitting on my hands with a pile of cash just waiting for this.
 
Seggy said:
So how low will it go and when will that drive for that low point start?

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I think it will happen sometime after the summer of 2015. And I think brick and mortar stores are going to post record losses for the holidays 2015, further exacerbating market fears. 2016 will most likely be the year to watch. I've got most of my money in fixed interest accounts. I've been waiting for over a year for the drop, and I do believe it's coming. The trends are too similar to previous markets before large corrections. When it does, I will wait and see how low it goes until I can't stand it anymore then buy. Hopefully, I won't be jobless. If I am, my family and I will get by as we always do. But I cringe to think of the career set backs.
 
chrisreedrules said:
I think it will happen sometime after the summer of 2015. And I think brick and mortar stores are going to post record losses for the holidays 2015, further exacerbating market fears. 2016 will most likely be the year to watch. I've got most of my money in fixed interest accounts. I've been waiting for over a year for the drop, and I do believe it's coming. The trends are too similar to previous markets before large corrections. When it does, I will wait and see how low it goes until I can't stand it anymore then buy. Hopefully, I won't be jobless. If I am, my family and I will get by as we always do. But I cringe to think of the career set backs.
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You lost out on the gain from the most of the indices this year to wait for a fall that's yet to take place?
 
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