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Warning: Stocks Will Collapse by 50% in 2014

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Jeremy
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Hanoifortune

Hanoifortune
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

It is only a matter of time before the stock market plunges by 50% or more, according to several reputable experts.

“We have no right to be surprised by a severe and imminent stock market crash,” explains Mark Spitznagel, a hedge fund manager who is notorious for his hugely profitable billion-dollar bet on the 2008 crisis. “In fact, we must absolutely expect it."

Unfortunately Spitznagel isn’t alone.

“We are in a gigantic financial asset bubble,” warns Swiss adviser and fund manager Marc Faber. “It could burst any day.”

Faber doesn’t hesitate to put the blame squarely on President Obama’s big government policies and the Federal Reserve’s risky low-rate policies, which, he says, “penalize the income earners, the savers who save, your parents — why should your parents be forced to speculate in stocks and in real estate and everything under the sun?”

Billion-dollar investor Warren Buffett is rumored to be preparing for a crash as well. The “Warren Buffett Indicator,” also known as the “Total-Market-Cap to GDP Ratio,” is breaching sell-alert status and a collapse may happen at any moment.

So with an inevitable crash looming, what are Main Street investors to do?

One option is to sell all your stocks and stuff your money under the mattress, and another option is to risk everything and ride out the storm.

But according to Sean Hyman, founder of Absolute Profits, there is a third option.

“There are specific sectors of the market that are all but guaranteed to perform well during the next few months,” Hyman explains. “Getting out of stocks now could be costly.”

How can Hyman be so sure?

He has access to a secret Wall Street calendar that has beat the overall market by 250% since 1968. This calendar simply lists 19 investments (based on sectors of the market) and 38 dates to buy and sell them, and by doing so, one could turn $1,000 into as much as $300,000 in a 10-year time frame.

Editor's Note: Sean Hyman Reveals His Secret Wall Street Calendar in This Controversial Video, Click Here

“But this calendar is just one part of my investment system,” Hyman adds. “I also have a Crash Alert System that is designed to warn investors before a major correction as well.”

(The Crash Alert System was actually programmed by one of the individuals who coded nuclear missile flight patterns during the Cold War so that it could be as close to 100% accurate as possible).

Hyman explains that if the market starts to plunge, the Crash Alert System will signal a sell alert warning investors to go to cash.

“You would have been able to completely avoid the 2000 and 2008 collapses if you were using this system based on our back-testing,” Hyman explains. “Imagine how much more money you would have if you had avoided those horrific sell-offs.”

One might think Sean is being too confident, but he has proven himself correct in front of millions of people time and time again.

In a 2012 interview on Bloomberg Television, Hyman correctly predicted that Best Buy would drop down to $11 a share and then it would rally back up to $40 a share over the next few months. The stock did exactly what Hyman predicted.

Then, during a Fox Business interview with Gerri Willis in early 2013, he forecast that the market would rally to new highs of 15,000 despite the massive sell-off that was haunting investors. The stock market almost immediately rebounded and hit Hyman’s targets.

“A lot of people think I am lucky,” Sean said. “But it has nothing to do with luck. It has everything to do with certain tools I use. Tools like the secret Wall Street calendar and my Crash Alert System.”

With more financial uncertainty that ever, thousands of people are flocking to Hyman for his guidance. He has over 114,000 subscribers to his monthly newsletter, and his investment videos have been seen millions of times.

In a recent video, Hyman not only reveals the secret Wall Street calendar, he also shows how his Crash Alert System works so that anybody can follow in his footsteps (click here to watch it now).

http://www.moneynews.com/MKTNewsIntl/Stock-market-recession-alert/2014/02/10/id/551985?promo_code=166D4-1&utm_source=taboola&utm_medium=referral

mark

mark
Expert
Expert

oya wage post ekak witharai adu wela tibbe, shoi Razz

dhanurrox


Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

Lol, that's valid for the market rallied last year.

serene


Senior Equity Analytic
Senior Equity Analytic

mark wrote:oya wage post ekak witharai adu wela tibbe, shoi Razz

Couldn't agree with you more

Leon


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

serene wrote:
mark wrote:oya wage post ekak witharai adu wela tibbe, shoi Razz

Couldn't agree with you more

If tomorrow 20-30 points down then these kinda posts will pouring in.

Jeremy

Jeremy
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

Can one of the moderators/Administrators please ask from the Poster (Hanifortune), what was his 'Intention of this Post' ???

P.S: Market sentiment is a collection of positive and negative sentiments of everyone, it is not just biased, fabricated or ones preconceived opinion. Therefore as a forum we should give prominence to both negative and positive posts. That is the only way that we could give balance opinion to the members. If someone try only to create positive opinions by shooting down all negative posts in the forum, then he/she could be misleading the membership with his or her own pre conceived opinion.

smallville

smallville
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

GMNet wrote:Can one of the moderators/Administrators please ask from the Poster (Hanifortune), what was his 'Intention of this Post' ???

P.S: Market sentiment is a collection of positive and negative sentiments of everyone, it is not just biased, fabricated or ones preconceived opinion. Therefore as a forum we should give prominence to both negative and positive posts. That is the only way that we could give balance opinion to the members. If someone try only to create positive opinions by shooting down all negative posts in the forum, then he/she could be misleading the membership with his or her own pre conceived opinion.

Well I didnt have to ask the poster... Cuz I used my brain a little bit and figured out easily;

1) This news item is all about globally how markets would react in 2014, its a prediction from experience fund managers, investors - these are not being done by some research companies found out when we throw a stone on bush but are much reliable places.

2) Its not for CSE.. CSE can also come down, trade sideways or go up (the 3 possibilities)  Laughing 

3) Any post as this nature would attract crowd cuz the subject is sensitive. So if anyone wants to counter argue, they're free to do so without asking admins-mods what is poster's 'Intention of this Post' But most ppl have not started doing so CUZ THEY USE THEIR BRAINS AND FIGURED OUT what this says..

Jiggysaurus

Jiggysaurus
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

Will the all powerful powers that be please let us know if this thread is also going to be censored since "posts which tries to discredit any of the administrators/Moderators of the forum will be automatically deleted without any notice" as per the new rules in force.

Redbulls

Redbulls
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

Seems you want him to lock this thread also. lol! 




smallville wrote:
GMNet wrote:Can one of the moderators/Administrators please ask from the Poster (Hanifortune), what was his 'Intention of this Post' ???

P.S: Market sentiment is a collection of positive and negative sentiments of everyone, it is not just biased, fabricated or ones preconceived opinion. Therefore as a forum we should give prominence to both negative and positive posts. That is the only way that we could give balance opinion to the members. If someone try only to create positive opinions by shooting down all negative posts in the forum, then he/she could be misleading the membership with his or her own pre conceived opinion.

Well I didnt have to ask the poster... Cuz I used my brain a little bit and figured out easily;

1) This news item is all about globally how markets would react in 2014, its a prediction from experience fund managers, investors - these are not being done by some research companies found out when we throw a stone on bush but are much reliable places.

2) Its not for CSE.. CSE can also come down, trade sideways or go up (the 3 possibilities)  Laughing 

3) Any post as this nature would attract crowd cuz the subject is sensitive. So if anyone wants to counter argue, they're free to do so without asking admins-mods what is poster's 'Intention of this Post' But most ppl have not started doing so CUZ THEY USE THEIR BRAINS AND FIGURED OUT what this says..

Jeremy

Jeremy
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

smallville wrote:
GMNet wrote:Can one of the moderators/Administrators please ask from the Poster (Hanifortune), what was his 'Intention of this Post' ???

P.S: Market sentiment is a collection of positive and negative sentiments of everyone, it is not just biased, fabricated or ones preconceived opinion. Therefore as a forum we should give prominence to both negative and positive posts. That is the only way that we could give balance opinion to the members. If someone try only to create positive opinions by shooting down all negative posts in the forum, then he/she could be misleading the membership with his or her own pre conceived opinion.

Well I didnt have to ask the poster... Cuz I used my brain a little bit and figured out easily;

1) This news item is all about globally how markets would react in 2014, its a prediction from experience fund managers, investors - these are not being done by some research companies found out when we throw a stone on bush but are much reliable places.

2) Its not for CSE.. CSE can also come down, trade sideways or go up (the 3 possibilities)  Laughing 

3) Any post as this nature would attract crowd cuz the subject is sensitive. So if anyone wants to counter argue, they're free to do so without asking admins-mods what is poster's 'Intention of this Post' But most ppl have not started doing so CUZ THEY USE THEIR BRAINS AND FIGURED OUT what this says..

I wonder why this same little brain was not used in the below post;
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t32689p25-all-share-index-asi-to-reach-6618-in-year-2020

jonta999

jonta999
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

poor fella is heart broken.

We should have given some courtesy to him

jonta999

jonta999
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

Attitude : 0

smallville

smallville
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

GMNet wrote:
smallville wrote:
GMNet wrote:Can one of the moderators/Administrators please ask from the Poster (Hanifortune), what was his 'Intention of this Post' ???

P.S: Market sentiment is a collection of positive and negative sentiments of everyone, it is not just biased, fabricated or ones preconceived opinion. Therefore as a forum we should give prominence to both negative and positive posts. That is the only way that we could give balance opinion to the members. If someone try only to create positive opinions by shooting down all negative posts in the forum, then he/she could be misleading the membership with his or her own pre conceived opinion.

Well I didnt have to ask the poster... Cuz I used my brain a little bit and figured out easily;

1) This news item is all about globally how markets would react in 2014, its a prediction from experience fund managers, investors - these are not being done by some research companies found out when we throw a stone on bush but are much reliable places.

2) Its not for CSE.. CSE can also come down, trade sideways or go up (the 3 possibilities)  Laughing 

3) Any post as this nature would attract crowd cuz the subject is sensitive. So if anyone wants to counter argue, they're free to do so without asking admins-mods what is poster's 'Intention of this Post' But most ppl have not started doing so CUZ THEY USE THEIR BRAINS AND FIGURED OUT what this says..

I wonder why this same little brain was not used in the below post;
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t32689p25-all-share-index-asi-to-reach-6618-in-year-2020

Ayoo budu sir, I cannot repeat.. Just look at point number 2..

This is a global forecast and urs was a forecast for SL economy (mean local) and was there any conversation to explain a bit more clear? I cannot remember, was there any?

Hanoifortune

Hanoifortune
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

I have no any ulterior motive as you had when posted this. If you know the history of US mkt you will never compare your post or cse with the news I posted.


GMNet wrote:
smallville wrote:
GMNet wrote:Can one of the moderators/Administrators please ask from the Poster (Hanifortune), what was his 'Intention of this Post' ???

P.S: Market sentiment is a collection of positive and negative sentiments of everyone, it is not just biased, fabricated or ones preconceived opinion. Therefore as a forum we should give prominence to both negative and positive posts. That is the only way that we could give balance opinion to the members. If someone try only to create positive opinions by shooting down all negative posts in the forum, then he/she could be misleading the membership with his or her own pre conceived opinion.

Well I didnt have to ask the poster... Cuz I used my brain a little bit and figured out easily;

1) This news item is all about globally how markets would react in 2014, its a prediction from experience fund managers, investors - these are not being done by some research companies found out when we throw a stone on bush but are much reliable places.

2) Its not for CSE.. CSE can also come down, trade sideways or go up (the 3 possibilities)  Laughing 

3) Any post as this nature would attract crowd cuz the subject is sensitive. So if anyone wants to counter argue, they're free to do so without asking admins-mods what is poster's 'Intention of this Post' But most ppl have not started doing so CUZ THEY USE THEIR BRAINS AND FIGURED OUT what this says..

I wonder why this same little brain was not used in the below post;
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t32689p25-all-share-index-asi-to-reach-6618-in-year-2020

Jeremy

Jeremy
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

smallville wrote:
GMNet wrote:
smallville wrote:
GMNet wrote:Can one of the moderators/Administrators please ask from the Poster (Hanifortune), what was his 'Intention of this Post' ???

P.S: Market sentiment is a collection of positive and negative sentiments of everyone, it is not just biased, fabricated or ones preconceived opinion. Therefore as a forum we should give prominence to both negative and positive posts. That is the only way that we could give balance opinion to the members. If someone try only to create positive opinions by shooting down all negative posts in the forum, then he/she could be misleading the membership with his or her own pre conceived opinion.

Well I didnt have to ask the poster... Cuz I used my brain a little bit and figured out easily;

1) This news item is all about globally how markets would react in 2014, its a prediction from experience fund managers, investors - these are not being done by some research companies found out when we throw a stone on bush but are much reliable places.

2) Its not for CSE.. CSE can also come down, trade sideways or go up (the 3 possibilities)  Laughing 

3) Any post as this nature would attract crowd cuz the subject is sensitive. So if anyone wants to counter argue, they're free to do so without asking admins-mods what is poster's 'Intention of this Post' But most ppl have not started doing so CUZ THEY USE THEIR BRAINS AND FIGURED OUT what this says..

I wonder why this same little brain was not used in the below post;
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t32689p25-all-share-index-asi-to-reach-6618-in-year-2020

Ayoo budu sir, I cannot repeat.. Just look at point number 2..

This is a global forecast and urs was a forecast for SL economy (mean local) and was there any conversation to explain a bit more clear? I cannot remember, was there any?

You seems to have not properly visited the link. This is also a global forecast for all countries.
http://www.tradingeconomics.com

jonta999

jonta999
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

But you didn't have the brains to understand that such a thing would not happen in SL CSE in 2020

smallville

smallville
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

GMNet wrote:

You seems to have not properly visited the link. This is also a global forecast for all countries.
http://www.tradingeconomics.com

You posted the below link. Not the one you have quoted just now (above)..  We all talked about what was posted on below ;
http://www.tradingeconomics.com/sri-lanka/forecast

Speaking of balance, just read your post again and see whether it has any of the criteria u mentioned available.. So does SLS asking that question is valid or not?



Last edited by smallville on Fri Feb 21, 2014 12:43 pm; edited 1 time in total

Jeremy

Jeremy
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

jonta999 wrote:But you didn't have the brains to understand that such a thing would not happen in SL CSE in 2020

I wonder why you didn't predict the Taunami in advance and saved millions of lives.

The Alchemist


Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

GMNet wrote:Can one of the moderators/Administrators please ask from the Poster (Hanifortune), what was his 'Intention of this Post' ???

P.S: Market sentiment is a collection of positive and negative sentiments of everyone, it is not just biased, fabricated or ones preconceived opinion. Therefore as a forum we should give prominence to both negative and positive posts. That is the only way that we could give balance opinion to the members. If someone try only to create positive opinions by shooting down all negative posts in the forum, then he/she could be misleading the membership with his or her own pre conceived opinion.

@GMNet - The Hanoifortune post and your post regarding regarding ASPI being 6700 in 2030 according to the ARIMA model on that website, differs in 2 ways.

1. Hanoifortune is talking about the U.S. market comming down by 50 %. it has nothing to do with Sri-Lanka and our Equity Forum, and is based on some opinion. In fact, if proved correct, it could be a positive for markets in our neck of the woods.

2. Your Chart showing ASPI at 6600 IN 2030 according to the ARIMA model, was flawed & incorrect due to mathematics. i pointed out then that how could GDP which was growing according to the model at 6-7% per year give out those values in 15 years ? Therefore, for you, as now a supposedly responsible administrator ? to give not only negative, but flawed information, based on incorrect facts & figures, with zero rationality, can mean 3 things. either you are stupid, ignorant or have a hidden agenda for purposely giving flawed & incorrect information. therefore, Sls as a administrator of this forum had every right to question you on your motive. (if it was upto me, i would have said, grow-up and dont be stupid). Then you had the audacity to question Sls as to why he had asked you the purpose of posting such an obviously incorrect & flawed data. i think, it is at that point that Sls got fedup with your childish insolence and your new kid in town attitude.    

Yes, views should be balanced, with both positive and negative sentiments to be freely expressed but with one important caveat that you have missed. it should be backed by correct facts, figures, rational opinions etc. Your ARIMA post was irrational and did not meet any of this criteria. so either you are stupid & ignorant or had some hidden agenda only to mislead ? which is it ?

smallville

smallville
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

GM & Others..

Lets stop slingin mud at each other and try to make a good conversation on the crucial factors we need to understand.

Whatever we say, some may still not understand or dont change their opinion so its a waste of time trying to point it out.. We now better talk about the global warning given here than trying to argue over whose post we need to cheer!!

wappula

wappula
Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

smallville wrote:GM & Others..

Lets stop slingin mud at each other and try to make a good conversation on the crucial factors we need to understand.

Whatever we say, some may still not understand or dont change their opinion so its a waste of time trying to point it out.. We now better talk about the global warning given here than trying to argue over whose post we need to cheer!!

yes small.. my friend finally you ware understand it..

also you have good attitude to control emotion rather than your friend sls....
( I too respect him but I can't agree his all thought)


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The Alchemist wrote:
GMNet wrote:Can one of the moderators/Administrators please ask from the Poster (Hanifortune), what was his 'Intention of this Post' ???

P.S: Market sentiment is a collection of positive and negative sentiments of everyone, it is not just biased, fabricated or ones preconceived opinion. Therefore as a forum we should give prominence to both negative and positive posts. That is the only way that we could give balance opinion to the members. If someone try only to create positive opinions by shooting down all negative posts in the forum, then he/she could be misleading the membership with his or her own pre conceived opinion.

@GMNet - The Hanoifortune post and your post regarding regarding ASPI being 6700 in 2030 according to the ARIMA model on that website, differs in 2 ways.

1. Hanoifortune is talking about the U.S. market comming down by 50 %. it has nothing to do with Sri-Lanka and our Equity Forum, and is based on some opinion. In fact, if proved correct, it could be a positive for markets in our neck of the woods.

2. Your Chart showing ASPI at 6600 IN 2030 according to the ARIMA model, was flawed & incorrect due to mathematics. i pointed out then that how could GDP which was growing according to the model at 6-7% per year give out those values in 15 years ? Therefore, for you, as now a supposedly responsible administrator ? to give not only negative, but flawed information, based on incorrect facts & figures, with zero rationality, can mean 3 things. either you are stupid, ignorant or have a hidden agenda for purposely giving flawed & incorrect information. therefore, Sls as a administrator of this forum had every right to question you on your motive. (if it was upto me, i would have said, grow-up and dont be stupid). Then you had the audacity to question Sls as to why he had asked you the purpose of posting such an obviously incorrect & flawed data. i think, it is at that point that Sls got fedup with your childish insolence and your new kid in town attitude.    

Yes, views should be balanced, with both positive and negative sentiments to be freely expressed but with one important caveat that you have missed. it should be backed by correct facts, figures, rational opinions etc. Your ARIMA post was irrational and did not meet any of this criteria. so either you are stupid & ignorant or had some hidden agenda only to mislead ? which is it ?
Ha ha !! I think some one is trying to promote a rival site, calling it a "reputable" one.

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