America's Economic Future – A Discussion By Ted Kavadas
On October 17, 2011 I wrote a post titled “Danger Signs In The Stock Market, Financial System And Economy.” This post is a brief sixth update to that post. My overall analysis indicates a continuing elevated and growing level of danger. There are many worldwide and U.S.-specific “stresses” of a very complex nature, and many lack …
Strains in global financial markets continue to pose significant downside risks to the economic outlook. -an excerpt from the FOMC Statement of January 25, 2012 On October 17 I wrote a post titled “Danger Signs In The Stock Market, Financial System And Economy.” This post is a brief fifth update to that post. My overall analysis indicates …
On October 17 I wrote a post titled “Danger Signs In The Stock Market, Financial System And Economy.” This post is a brief fourth update to that post. My overall analysis indicates a continuing elevated and growing level of danger. I continue to believe the October 4 1074.77 low on the S&P500 will not be a …
In the October 17 post (“Danger Signs In The Stock Market, Financial System And Economy“) I wrote the following: Of further concern is whether, and when, the above-mentioned problems might reach a point at which another (financial system) crash occurs. I am particularly concerned about the prospects of the next crash for a number of …
In my post of October 10 (“Near-Term Direction Of Stock Market“) I stated with regard to the S&P500: The question now becomes whether that 1074.77 was a “lasting bottom,” or whether there is more near-term downside. I believe that the 1074.77 low will not be a “lasting bottom” – i.e. it will be breached to …
I am aware of no recent warnings by others of a possible stock market crash in the near term. In the past I have commented that I view a future crash as certain. Like that of 2008, such a crash would include not only equity markets but many others as well. Pinpoint timing of crashes …
This series of blog posts represents a periodic Technical Analysis of the markets. My last series of posts (5 parts) of this nature was titled “Peril In The Markets?” and started September 13. At the conclusion of that series of posts, I wrote this blog post summarizing my thoughts: https://www.economicgreenfield.com/2009/09/17/extreme-peril-in-the-stock-market/ Although a stock market crash did not …
Please note – some might find this post disturbing In this post I will summarize my thoughts on the markets, particularly the stock market. As has been the case since the Economic Crisis began, any stock market weakness will most likely be mirrored in a variety of other markets as well, such as commodities, credit, etc. …