POLL: Big crash coming this week?

Do you think a big crash is coming this week?

  • Yes

    Votes: 10 15.6%

  • No

    Votes: 54 84.4%
  • Total voters
    64
It doesn’t matter. Up..down…sideways. Money to be made in each. There is no noise. Only movement.

P.S.
If voting mattered, they would not let you do it. George Carlin
 
Overnight said:
Doesn't that depend where in Canada you are located? I believe there are some parts of Canada that have a week of summer, and then back to snow. Teehee.
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You don't ever want to go TreeFrogTrader dumb it's not a good look.
 
Nine_Ender said:
You don't ever want to go TreeFrogTrader dumb it's not a good look.
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I am my own poster, and when I think I am being funny, I will try my damndest to be funny. And I have not picked on Canada in a while, so felt the opportunity to make a funny. Cut me some slack. At least yer not evil mouse, oh man, I pick on Aussieland a lot more than Canada. :-)
 
Overnight said:
I am my own poster, and when I think I am being funny, I will try my damndest to be funny. And I have not picked on Canada in a while, so felt the opportunity to make a funny. Cut me some slack. At least yer not evil mouse, oh man, I pick on Aussieland a lot more than Canada. :)
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The funny part is it's colder weather where TreeFrogTrader grew up then where I live in Canada. He could have moved here, enjoyed warmer weather, and got a real education.
 
orbit23 said:
I was not wrong. The market was.

Keep trying. September historically worst month for stocks.
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But you know better, right?
 
Given the current geopolitical climate, it seems appropriate to adjust the targets. $2700 SP500 is highly unlikely to be the bottom.
2650, 2300, 1900 are probable support zones. With bottom occuring likely at around $1500 SP500

From top at 4800 to 1500, is a 69% correction. We crashed 57% in 2008 and the bubble has grown much greater this time.
 
If the Fed is serious in keeping rates high, then yes the S&P can drop 70% especially if the bloated P/E of AAPL, MSFT, etc. come down. The most bloated companies reliant on free Fed money via VCs are dead in the water. So NASDAQ could drop 80% again.
 
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