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Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 05:53:47 AMThe treaty of Versailles wasn't great for one region....Quote from: "Dinky Dazza"
It certainly wasn't at all!
Posted by Frood
- April 06, 2020, 05:52:11 AMGlobal depression with internal and external unrest... possibly culminating in regional or world wars...Quote from: "Dinky Dazza"
...that's the indication... but who knows...
I don't think that will happen now though... The Treaty of Versailles would've been unfair to any Nation, then and even now, and we all know the outcome of that! Such a thing will probably never be replicated again...
I see localized unrest possible though, and the possibility of social unrest, especially if you live around non-Whites.
That said, in a few short months, China will be back to producing 90% of what we buy, just like now!
The treaty of Versailles wasn't great for one region....
Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 05:36:34 AMGlobal depression with internal and external unrest... possibly culminating in regional or world wars...Quote from: "Dinky Dazza"
...that's the indication... but who knows...
I don't think that will happen now though... The Treaty of Versailles would've been unfair to any Nation, then and even now, and we all know the outcome of that! Such a thing will probably never be replicated again...
I see localized unrest possible though, and the possibility of social unrest, especially if you live around non-Whites.
That said, in a few short months, China will be back to producing 90% of what we buy, just like now!
But China has replaced Russia or Iran as the Top Pariah Nation.
They may continue to churn out cheap goods but they've lost whatever prestige & status they'd dreamed of.
No more international events hosted there for a while.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Winter Olympiad scheduled there gets cancelled or is boycotted due to health concerns, a shiity world economy & festering outrage from the rest of the world.
The coronoavirus crisis revealed China for what it is. A diseased authoritarian shithole unlivable for its own citizens.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 05:26:22 AMAnyways you're lucky you sold your condo when you did, Mel.Quote from: "Guest"
Because I'm under the impression real estate aint sellin much these days in Vancouver or elsewhere.
There'll probably be tons of unsold homes & condos in the next 6 mos.
The ones who bought 6 mos ago purchased in a fools market.
The one problem lately now, is condo and townhouse insurance. When I first bought my unit, the buildinfgs deductible was $5,000. After a few years, it was something like a $75,000 deductible, which the unit owner would get secondary insurance on.
It's strange to me that I can insure a house for the same or even less than a condo costs to insure now...
Givn the infirmation you've imparted, there will undoubtably be a huge glut of unsold condos coming onto the GVRD real estate market. A coming recession, scared investors not spending + exhorbitant insurance costs will make it more expensive to own than they are worth. So either there will be a ton of condos for sale or else the owners will rent them out. The latter means a possible surplus of rentals, fewer renters without jobs & declining rental prices.
A Buyers Market. Possibly for renters too.
But nothing other than government subsidized housing will get built.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 05:24:04 AMWe want cheap food and labour also. Temporary foreign workers do this here, there, and everywhere. They get paid minimum wage, and don't complain.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 05:16:38 AMGlobal depression with internal and external unrest... possibly culminating in regional or world wars...Quote from: "Dinky Dazza"
...that's the indication... but who knows...
I don't think that will happen now though... The Treaty of Versailles would've been unfair to any Nation, then and even now, and we all know the outcome of that! Such a thing will probably never be replicated again...
I see localized unrest possible though, and the possibility of social unrest, especially if you live around non-Whites.
That said, in a few short months, China will be back to producing 90% of what we buy, just like now!
Posted by Frood
- April 06, 2020, 05:06:04 AM...that's the indication... but who knows...
Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 04:59:34 AM....so in case y'all sceptics have been wonderin'...Quote from: "Yer Pal Joe"
It IS possible to lose your SHIRT or LIFE'S SAVINGS in the stock market at A MOMENT'S MOTICE without even trying.
I'll tell you the Coles Notes version of what lead up to the '29 crash, which is often absent from most examinations of that...
Let's say the bank will lend ANYONE money @ 5%. Now let's say the stock market paid out 10%, to anyone.
You can see what was being created here, in this scenario.
Farmers, you name it, were getting 5% loans easily, simply to reinvest that in shares that paid 10%. It was FREE MONEY, to everyone, and times were great.
The roaring 1920's was a great era, actually. It is what kept Germany from retaliating for the bullshit Treaty of Versailles for a decade, actually!
I digress...
It was all built up upon nothing. When the Farmers and Labourers and the everyman was called to pay back their loans, they couldn't. The market dumped. Their assets were worth 1/2 of what they just were, but they still owed the full amount of their loan back to the bank.
And it devastated the World for 10 years. Making money out of nothing is never a good idea.
My own personal opinion? Avoid debt. Nothing wrong with investing, as it's generally a sound model, but avoid being indebted if doing so.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 04:40:17 AMVideo points out that S & P went up over 110% during the most recent bull run while earnings increased just 30% over the same period.
The video also graphically indicates that the true value of the S & P should have only been about 1700 to 1800.
So its current value of 2500 is still too high & suggests tjat the market will fall further down, possibly below 1700 given the coming recession & poor economic data.
That would be a signicant drop from its high of 3400 in 2020.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 04:10:29 AMOne Notable Reply to the Video:
Zapper Zapped 2 weeks agoQuote
"Lost 90% of my hard earned wealth"
....so in case y'all sceptics have been wonderin'...
It IS possible to lose your SHIRT or LIFE'S SAVINGS in the stock market at A MOMENT'S MOTICE without even trying.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 01:01:35 AMAnyways you're lucky you sold your condo when you did, Mel.Quote from: "Guest"
Because I'm under the impression real estate aint sellin much these days in Vancouver or elsewhere.
There'll probably be tons of unsold homes & condos in the next 6 mos.
The ones who bought 6 mos ago purchased in a fools market.
The one problem lately now, is condo and townhouse insurance. When I first bought my unit, the buildings deductible was $5,000. After a few years, it was something like a $75,000 deductible, which the unit owner would get secondary insurance on.
It's strange to me that I can insure a house for the same or even less than a condo costs to insure now...
Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 12:52:24 AM...I figger this video might help seoulbro make an informed guess as to when it will be reached
Posted by Anonymous
- April 05, 2020, 04:28:17 PMan insight on how severe the current recession will be and how to invest accordingly:Quote from: "Your Friend Joe"https://youtu.be/ajMwY4RwlPg">https://youtu.be/ajMwY4RwlPg
Posted by Anonymous
- April 05, 2020, 03:05:03 PMPosted by Anonymous
- April 05, 2020, 06:21:39 AM"Never try to catch a falling knife"...Quote from: "Mel"
In my own opinion, the stock market has more or less bottomed right now, but I could be wrong. I wouldn't hesitate to buysolidstocks right now, if you can go long...
Economically, we're fucked as long as the World continues to operate on a skeleton crew... We can't stop the virus, nor is a vaccine even possible for many, many months, if at all.
Mass unrest will eventually happen, in the next few weeks or months, I predict, and at that point in time we'll have to make a decision... Open society back up, or face massive social unrest. I predict the former will happen.
According to this video, the stock market will likely decline after the effects if $2 trillion stimulus has worn off. Plus we're at the beginning of what many economists forsee as a long & deep recession.
For that reason, its probably advisable to wait & eatch how the market goes.
Bit if the indicators are correct, the US economy faces a 14% decline (minimum) over the next 6 months. So usually that translates into the stock market falling further from its present level.
The Dow us currently at 21,000 off from its high of 30,000.
But the current valuations are clearly inflated & do not reflect current market conditions.
They are being propped up by market manipulation & government interference.
I bet the true value of the Dow is only about 13,000 to 14,000 since it almost went below 18,000.
And the Dow will approach those numbers as the economy declines further.
Anyways you're lucky you sold your condo when you did, Mel.
Because I'm under the impression real estate aint sellin much these days in Vancouver or elsewhere.
There'll probably be tons of unsold homes & condos in the next 6 mos.
The ones who bought 6 mos ago purchased in a fools market.