Stock market collapse in October

[suityou01]

Nope. Didn't think so. Never mind, get back to some good ole fashioned arse kissing.

Why not log in as who you really are and post that

[Liability]

The collapse will be later than October. Everyone was saying September a few months ago.

It will collapse when even the most doom mongering bear thinks the crash has been averted and that house prices and stock markets only ever go up and get in there whilst you still can etc.

Maybe between End of Nov to End of Jan - there may be near enough 700 off the FTSE I would say - thats worse case. Aside from that - I dont see a "collapse" as such.

[AlfredJPruffock]

I don't have a time machine. But

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Fair comment - I guess thats why I tend to have the advantage when it comes to predictions.

The market will not crash in October.

Unless you want me to ....

[Evil Hangover]

Why not log in as who you really are and post that

Shouldn't have intervened here should I. The sock puppet defence is all too ubiquitous on this forum

I was expressing an opinion that I thought you were talking shyte, and am deeply sorry if you've been offended.

[MrMark]

Judging by today's falls in the pound, it may be that QE is starting to take effect (and hyper-inflation is around the corner).

[Lumiere]

Judging by today's falls in the pound, it may be that QE is starting to take effect (and hyper-inflation is around the corner).

What falls ? From $1.66 to $1.64 ? Hardly significant, it's been doing it for last several months ..

UK inflation rate falls to 1.6%
BBC News - 6 hours ago

[mace]

Judging by today's falls in the pound, it may be that QE is starting to take effect (and hyper-inflation is around the corner).

Doubt it. The US has been printing money more than we have. As a lot of the world's currencies are pinned to the US e.g. Chinese RMB then we're not likely to drop against anybody other than the EU or Japan. The pound dropping against the Euro is likely a good thing.

[suityou01]

Sminky pinky linky

[Quote = fromthetorygraph]
Both bank credit and the M3 money supply in the United States have been contracting at rates comparable to the onset of the Great Depression since early summer, raising fears of a double-dip recession in 2010 and a slide into debt-deflation.

"There has been nothing like this in the USA since the 1930s," he said. "The rapid destruction of money balances is madness."
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Sminky pinky linky

[Quote = fromthetorygraph]
Both bank credit and the M3 money supply in the United States have been contracting at rates comparable to the onset of the Great Depression since early summer, raising fears of a double-dip recession in 2010 and a slide into debt-deflation.

"There has been nothing like this in the USA since the 1930s," he said. "The rapid destruction of money balances is madness."

[/QUOTE]

Correct, expect the next dip my friends.

Cheese and onion with a hint of garlic.

[suityou01]

Correct, expect the next dip my friends.

Cheese and onion with a hint of garlic.[/QUOTE]

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