Is the bull market about to come to an end? If last year ends up being the top of this bull market, what does history say could happen to stocks this year?
2. This Simple Indicator Suggests S&P 500 Still Far From A Bubble
2017 provided many good times but, for worriers, the low volatility and steady gains of last year signal bad times are likely in 2018 and they have a point. It's true that good times can't last forever. That being said, it's also true that we can spot when the good times have gone too far with this simple indicator.
Comparing the Trump and Kennedy rallies?as in the first chart below?I expect Trump's market to build an even bigger slide.
4. Recent Stock Market Returns Are Not Excessive Relative To History? Here's Why
US stock market valuations appear stretched, but history reminds us that this form of excess can endure and, with the U.S. economy posting ongoing signs of growth, the market's upbeat profile of late has macro support. Nonetheless, it's prudent to consider how performance stacks up in terms of history.
5. These Indicators Suggest We Could Be On the Precipice Of A Major Move to the Downside
As the next crisis erupts, the mainstream media is going to respond with shock and horror but the only real surprise is that this ridiculous bubble lasted for as long as it did. The truth is that a market decline is way overdue.
6. Stock Market: ?A Day Of Reckoning Is Coming? Say These Insiders
Right now most people seem to have been lulled into a false sense of security, and they truly believe that everything is going to be okay but every time before when the market has looked like this, a crash has always followed, and this time will be no exception.
7. U.S. Stock Market Has Entered the Final Stage of a Super-Charged Tulip Mania
The U.S. stock market has entered into the last stage, which I call the Super-Charged Tulip Mania. Not only are stock prices inflated well above anything we have ever seen before, but valuations are also reaching heights that are totally unsustainable. This next market crash will not resemble anything similar to what took place during the 2008-2009 U.S. banking and housing market collapse. When the markets cracked in 2008, EVERYTHING went down together. Instead this time around, as the markets tank the precious metals will surge to new highs.
8. Harry Dent: Mark My Words: ?The Bubble May Well Be Peaking!?
Mark my words here: This third and final bubble (fourth if you count 1987) is now the biggest and most obvious bubble in this boom since 1983. It is as overvalued as at the top of 1929 and the fact that no one wants to hear about it is an ominous sign that it may well be peaking!
9. Get Ready To Experience A 2008-Like Crash ? Here's Why
Treasury Secretary, ex-Goldman Sachs banker Steven Mnuchin, has threatened Congress with [a] stock crash if Congress doesn't pass a tax reform Bill. His reason is that the stock market surge since the election was based on the hopes of a big tax cut. This reminds me of 2008.
10. Get Out Of Stocks & Buy Silver ? Here's Why
If wealth preservation investors get out of their stocks and buy silver, they are likely to avoid the most massive wealth destruction in the next few years. Let me explain.
11. A Stock Market Correction ? Not A Crash ? Is Most Likely ? Here's Why
If the markets crash in 2018 then, like previous crashes, they will prove to be a buying opportunity but, until the masses embrace this bull market, however, the most likely outcome is a correction and not crash.
12. Is the Dow About To ?melt-up' to 45,000 or 50,000 ? Or About to Crash?
Many people think that a huge crash is coming within the next 18 months. That being said, there are those who think that we will have a major ?melt-up' to 45,000 or 50,000 prior to a historical crash. Personally, I am uncertain which it will be and am waiting to discern what our Central Banks will do! Here's why.
13. Stock Market Overvalued ? Expect a 60% Decline From Here
John Hussman believes the markets are so overvalued now that we can expect a 60% decline from here?[and in his original article he] presents a total of seven charts to make a compelling case.
