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bucolic_frolic

(48,954 posts) Wed Dec 25, 2019, 06:01 PM Dec 2019

How 2019's Market Top Parallels the 2008 Financial Crisis (w/ Sven Henrich) [View all]

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I think this is one of the best financial videos I've watched in a long time. Instead of rehashed content or pre-screened questions, they just let this guy's expertise flow. He addresses the idea of permanent QE, and parallels 2008 and 2019.

"No bull market without central bank intervention."

"Complete central bank capitulation ... artificially inflated markets."

'They had to cut interest rates 5% to stop the bleeding in 2009, and now they barely have 2% to work with.'

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How 2019's Market Top Parallels the 2008 Financial Crisis (w/ Sven Henrich) [View all] bucolic_frolic Dec 2019 OP

Uses mostly log charts, which is an imporant thing. empedocles Dec 2019 #1

The tRumpers r doing all they can to stop it alittlelark Dec 2019 #2

Market should be somewhat precarious. Overvalued. aged bull, major support empedocles Dec 2019 #5

I invest in foreign currency. I generally do very well, alittlelark Dec 2019 #6

Sad to say but it may take a market crash to get rid of that SOB nt doc03 Dec 2019 #3

I remember the '87crash James48 Dec 2019 #4

And the major causes of the '08 crash haven't really been fixed..... lastlib Dec 2019 #7

Thanks for posting Sherman A1 Dec 2019 #8

When QE is infinite, profits are infinite, and the market has no top bucolic_frolic Dec 2019 #9

Finally got time to listen to this, glad I had saved it. Valuable perspective and I learned some JudyM Jan 2020 #10

Ahhh, the recurrent PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2020 #11

I would add that the various P/E ratios that say the market is overvalued don't take into account progree Jan 2020 #12