Posts Tagged ‘Bubble’

Markets Enter From Bubble-Land

Wednesday, November 19th, 2014

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As U.S stock markets reached new highs, the question is “How high can the S&P, Nasdaq and Dow Jones can go?

The answer is no one knows, but usually the data and charts don’t lie, and below is an article from “Acting Man” with some charts that says we may be near a top.

Harry Dent’s 2014 Prediction: The Next Great Bubble Bursts

Wednesday, January 29th, 2014


The greatest confluence of down-cycles since the 1930s is just ahead. The next great bubble will bursts in 2014. Harry outlines what will happen each quarter of 201

Are you prepared?

Canadian Housing / Condo Bubble – It’s Getting Frothy

Monday, November 18th, 2013

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I’ve been watching the Canadian housing market for over the last decade now, and let me tell you have things been getting really frothy. In downtown Toronto, you can now get a one bedroom 700 square foot condo unit for $280,000 to $320,000. My wife and I decide earlier last month to walk our weekends in downtown Toronto to enjoy the scenery and restaurants and during those excursions I kept a mindful eye on all the condo construction and cranes that were all over.

Art Cashin: Tech Valuations Remind Me of Dot-Com Bubble

Thursday, October 31st, 2013


Wall Street is pushing Facebook, Apple and Amazon. Earnings and outlook for some of these tech companies aren’t looking good going forward, but some reason the stock price keeps going up.

The Nasdaq is probably on its last push upwards, but you never know it can go higher as the U.S Fed prints more money and injects it (manipulate) into the market.

Is Fed Stimulus Here to Stay? Yes, U.S Gov. Money Printing To Continue to Inflate Stock Market Bubble

Monday, June 17th, 2013


The U.S economy is a drug addict that is currently addicted to “printed U.S funny money” by the U.S Federal Reserve. Ben Bernake is the drug pusher injecting printed money into the bonds and stock market creating an “illusion” that the U.S economy is in so called “recovery”, but the reality is that U.S is deteriorating.

Think about it, if the stock market rises and rises, do you feel richer if you are a normal “joe blow” who is possibly unemployed and doesn’t invest in stocks?