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1490548 No.1490548 [Reply] [Original]

Soon it's going to be 10 years since the beginning of the last crash.

Do these governments and central bankers really think they can once and for all cyclic market behaviour? They cant possibly be this stupid.

And how bad is it really going to be?
Readers of ZeroHedge are probably already stockpiling ammo and cans of food. But they said the same shit for too long now.

But on the other hand, what the hell are the central bankers going to do once the crash happens? They cant decrease the interest even more. They could just go to next-level QE.

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1490861

This weekend.

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>>1490861
not SEPTEMBER 23st?

>> No.1490876

>>1490870
Sept 11.

Never forget. Did you forget?

>> No.1490880

if tptb discover that hillary is 100% unelectable, they'll pull the plug early. investors are front running central banks pretty bad right now. there's not much ammo left I don't think, but who knows. still trying to outlast china I think

>> No.1490930

>>1490548
next level QE is helicopter money desu

>> No.1490944

>>1490548
>Readers of ZeroEdge
>Knowing anything
Pick one

It will crash just it's hard to know where it will come from - China maybe? Real estate again? I think we might still see some epic move up before that happens.

>> No.1490969

>>1490944
It'll speculation blamegaming. If Trump wins the presidency it's his fault, if Hillary wins it'll be some major staged physical disaster (bombing, new war, etc)

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>>1490944
>I think we might still see some epic move up before that happens.

Do you put your money where your mouth is?
Im waiting for one year now not investing much, but not sure enough to put my money in short ETFs or something else that would gain from a crash.

>> No.1491154

>>1490975
No, this is just a guess based on usual market psychology during bubbles. Low interest rates and easy money policy is the reason why we cannot even get a decent pullback. Who knows how long it will last and even though valuations are on the high side they are not totally out of wack especially when you take into account that there are no other place to park your capital. Bonds? Cash? No thank you. If you can time the market crash then you can try play vix (check out VXX etf).