Great job, Maria. "Bear market rally? In fact, it's not over yet - that's why we've got a down market today." Apparently Ms. Bartiromo has absolutely no idea what a RALLY is, since she clearly believes it is characterized by a "down market"...
Prechter is simply a broken clock; he's right about twice a decade or so. I'ts just fun watching this video with th Dow showing 11,830, so Bob's advice would have you missing nearly 1,000 Dow points in less than 2 months. Stunning. On Hulbert his newsletter is in last place among all of the market newsletters he tracks.
The cyclical sectors of the economy that are tied to the financial crisis (like banks and housing stocks) have already had 70-90% declines over the past 10 years. The inflation-adjusted Dow had fallen to 1966 levels by early 2009. The broad market indices were buoyed by non-cyclical stocks like consumer staples during the crash of 2007-2009. So, unless a catastrophe happens that causes General Mills to suffer the same fate as Citigroup and AIG, I don't expect Dow 1000.
Great job, Maria. "Bear market rally? In fact, it's not over yet - that's why we've got a down market today." Apparently Ms. Bartiromo has absolutely no idea what a RALLY is, since she clearly believes it is characterized by a "down market"...
lancefiasco 2 weeks ago
Prechter is simply a broken clock; he's right about twice a decade or so. I'ts just fun watching this video with th Dow showing 11,830, so Bob's advice would have you missing nearly 1,000 Dow points in less than 2 months. Stunning. On Hulbert his newsletter is in last place among all of the market newsletters he tracks.
richibmer 1 month ago
bob precther has been worng for last 3 years. Wonder how much he pays to get on cnbc.
ednan9 1 month ago
The cyclical sectors of the economy that are tied to the financial crisis (like banks and housing stocks) have already had 70-90% declines over the past 10 years. The inflation-adjusted Dow had fallen to 1966 levels by early 2009. The broad market indices were buoyed by non-cyclical stocks like consumer staples during the crash of 2007-2009. So, unless a catastrophe happens that causes General Mills to suffer the same fate as Citigroup and AIG, I don't expect Dow 1000.
PianoFlight1159 1 month ago
cash is safety, right
ricochetVendetta 2 months ago