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Originally posted by errolanderson View PostStrap-in . . . more potential U.S. stock market (global) volatility ahead. VIX shorts definitely troubled.
For what it's worth . . . tech support on Dow seen approaching 22,000 . . . but wild up days likely in store as well.
Where will you be parking your money when it gets down to that level?
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What is worse is the TSX. Today it is trading at levels below what it did in in the first half of 2008 before the big crash then. This reflects the reality that today's economy in Canuckistan is smaller than 10 years ago despite ENORMOUS amounts of fiscal and monetary stimulation. Future generation of Canuckistani will be poor. The noise you hear is the fat lady. It is over. Canuckistan, as Klause is discovering, is done. At least US markets attained some altitude to fall from.Last edited by ajl; Feb 8, 2018, 16:02.
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Originally posted by ajl View PostWhat is worse is the TSX. Today it is trading at levels below what it did in in the first half of 2008 before the big crash then. This reflects the reality that today's economy in Canuckistan is smaller than 10 years ago despite ENORMOUS amounts of fiscal and monetary stimulation. Future generation of Canuckistani will be poor. The noise you hear is the fat lady. It is over. Canuckistan, as Klause is discovering, is done. At least US markets attained some altitude to fall from.
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First thought is there should be a pile of RRSP dollars going into the markets over the next few weeks. I assume that should be supportive to the markets especially the larger cap stocks the DOW and TSX is made of.
Second thought is I need to put some RRSP money in but kinda scared of all fronts, anybody got a crystal ball?
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You can almost hear the 'creaks and cracks' rippling across the floor of massively underfunded and overleveraged U.S. pension funds now. American recession now fast approaching (IMO) . . . .
So much for badly needed U.S. Fed rate hikes in 2018 taming U.S. inflationary risk.
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Originally posted by GDR View PostFirst thought is there should be a pile of RRSP dollars going into the markets over the next few weeks. I assume that should be supportive to the markets especially the larger cap stocks the DOW and TSX is made of.
Second thought is I need to put some RRSP money in but kinda scared of all fronts, anybody got a crystal ball?
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