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1. I still think that...

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Mon Mar 21, 2016, 02:47 AM

Mar 2016

A crash in 2016 is inevitable given the instability in the global market and the excess amount of junk bonds floating around out there. The oil prices shouldn't be seen as the major indicator of a near recession.

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Dow turns positive for year: Erases 2,000-point plunge [View all] RandySF Mar 2016 OP

I still think that... RepubliCON-Watch Mar 2016 #1

I don't think you understand what a "junk bond" is Recursion Mar 2016 #3

People here are constantly jonesing for a crash. SheilaT Mar 2016 #2

the market represents the wealth of the 1% AgerolanAmerican Mar 2016 #4

So the tens of millions of us whatthehey Mar 2016 #5

Well, that's exactly it AgerolanAmerican Mar 2016 #7

Unless of course melm00se Mar 2016 #6

While the 1% owns a large percentage of that money, SheilaT Mar 2016 #9

Seriously? AgerolanAmerican Mar 2016 #13

It certainly feels that way. SheilaT Mar 2016 #14

That's probably part of it, yeah Orrex Mar 2016 #10

A serious stock market crash SheilaT Mar 2016 #11

Good points, all Orrex Mar 2016 #12

I'm still approx $25,000 less than where I was at last June. B Calm Mar 2016 #8