What drop will bring Fed Put back?

qlai said:
Do you believe Fed Put is dead? What percentage drop do you think is needed for the Fed to signal it's back? 30-40%?

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Possibly 20% range (we're a few percent away right now). A drop below 20% is generally concerned a bear market. That said, there have been several correction that ended in the 19-21% range, so there's nothing magical about dropping exactly 20%.

The current Fed seems to be bordering on insane, however, so who knows. They seems to be enjoying the crash, just as the previous Fed were happy to QE and ZIRP the markets into massive bubble territory (equally insane).
 
I think the fed did the right thing. since when does bankrupt trump know anything. the hot air in this mkt needs to come out.. it won't go any higher if it doesn't golower first. Yes it is brutal yes this hard to take because it is the machines at work and no ones machines. we at least know people to a certain extent.. but machines they didn't really work for anything and build a nest egg.. THEY JUST SEEK AND DESTROY.
 
REDP1800 said:
I think the fed did the right thing. since when does bankrupt trump know anything. the hot air in this mkt needs to come out.. it won't go any higher if it doesn't golower first. Yes it is brutal yes this hard to take because it is the machines at work and no ones machines. we at least know people to a certain extent.. but machines they didn't really work for anything and build a nest egg.. THEY JUST SEEK AND DESTROY.
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Since when did Obama (zero business experience; couldn't run a lemonade stand) know anything about the Fed, either? If he did, he would've encouraged them to start raising rates in 2013-14 and start tightening QE at the same time. Of course that would've destroyed his happy (and totally artificial) stock market bubble.

If the Fed did that right thing, what data are you basing that on...an inverting yield curve (terrible time for aggressive hikes)? Why now and not 4 years ago?
 
Now all of the sudden the fed game is changing. Everyone wants them out since they aren't helping the markets like Greenspan bubble ben bernanke and yellen did when markets were week.
Game is over...bull market is done... No one saw this coming...as usual bulls won't sell until the markets are down 40-50% but by then it's just too late....oh well. You had your chance to sell but of course you didn't...Dow won't be back at new highs for years....
 
qlai said:
Do you believe Fed Put is dead? What percentage drop do you think is needed for the Fed to signal it's back? 30-40%?

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/20/dav...-cash-is-not-so-bad-as-an-investment-now.html
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I think that is the Greenspan Put+ he is opposed to tariffs- no wonder he said the bull market is over LOL. 30% happened in 1987 on his watch; but every thing was worth more then.With current the Fed talking sky high valuations.And singing according to WSJ , ''star of wonder star of light , star with royal beauty bright, guide us to they perfect light.

On the bullish side, talking snake media; has made it seem better than it is, with reporting on intraday up swings- as if the close does not matter .:cool::cool:Real estate is local, local
 
Trump just found out about the whole coin seigniorage trick and is asking about how it works. Lol here comes the special edition trillion dollar coin collections with Trumps mug on it.
 
S2007S said:
Game is over...bull market is done... No one saw this coming...as usual bulls won't sell until the markets are down 40-50% but by then it's just too late....oh well. You had your chance to sell but of course you didn't...Dow won't be back at new highs for years....
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With all due respect, you’ve been saying the same thing since the first bounce off the 2009 low.
 
Clubber Lang said:
With all due respect, you’ve been saying the same thing since the first bounce off the 2009 low.
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Well you just have to thank the fed for creating the biggest bull market in history, see I would have been right in 2009 if the fed didn't bow to the markets and print trillions of dollars to prop up the market...the next crisis and collapse in stocks will be brought on by the same fed that brought you that 10 year bull market, see if they would just let the cycle work on its own without interfering we would have had a natural recovery, but since most are impatient they created an artificial fix that in the last decade has done more harm than good, of course no one will understand this until after the next crisis unfolds and all finally comes to light...
 
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