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Monday, 12 December 2016

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"stock market crash 2017 - will the stock market crash soon" 

in the news stock market crash 2017 - will the stock market crash soon? What this all about..... See below. 

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Sentiment Trader keep hearing Many economists are saying that after an exuberant stock market rally, now is the time to take heed and that the stock market has not crashed for many years. According to the seasonal charts, stock market crashes occur about every 8 or 9 years, so since the last panic sell off in the stockmarket was 2008, we are now overdue. 

There will come a point where the music will stop for investors and people will panic to get out of the stock market. Of course we do not know when, or even how, we just know if you study the stock market, that sell offs and crashes almost always happen when people do not expect it. No one really likes them, but just know they do occur. There is no real reason to panic; we just have to be aware of the stock market environment anyway. Especially here at the end of 2016.

If you can admit stock market crashes do actually occur and the next one is coming, that is a positive sign and you can move on and protect yourself the right way. As humans we must recognize that in good times, we must always be willing to prepare and save for the difficult times. 

No one can predict the timing of market correction. They are sudden, even the crash of 1987 came without much warning. Do you remember that one.....??


Here are several ways you can protect yourself in case a stock market crash does occur. 


1. Bear Markets do actually happen. 

Yes the stock market is an entity unto itself. Markets go up for a period of time, and then they go down. What happens to people is that after a period of the market going up for several years, they buy in, hoping this trend will continue only to lose out, as the trend changes, and they become hopeful the rally will continue. You must realise Bear markets can occur for weeks, months or even years. 


2.  Follow a 5-Year Rule

A good rule is not to listen to idiot investors and never invest money you are going to need over the next 5 years. That is a big no no. This is important advice for people who are going to retire, and who are also counting on their investments for daily expenses.  You want to try to avoid this situation all together, if you can. Retirees who have to sell stocks and bonds during a bear market to meet their living arrangement are not really going to live a very good life. Learn to plan ahead. 

3. Keep Out of Debt

This may come as a surprise. But it has nothing to do with investing. As humans we take finances without much care at all. If put a lot of money in the stock market, and it falls 20% and you lose a significant amount of money, and you are already in debt. This is going to add to your problems as you get older. Especially if you are already in huge amounts of debt.  

In my experience people who have little debt, relative to how much they earn, are more likely to weather from a volatile stock market or a bear market or god forbid a horrific crash, where the market might drop say 20%. Ensure you are keeping debt to a minimum before putting on a blindfold and lumping cash in the stock market.

In the end, you have to remember no one is a psychic. No one knows when the bottom of the stock market will occur and the exact top. If you try to buy at the bottom and sell at the top, prepare to be ruined as an active investor. 

What you can do this year, is to simply educate yourself on market cycles, and read literary works from market timing authors that could help you be more in tune with what is happening with the stock market or global markets. This will help keep you in check if a downturn was to occur and to be in a better position to take proactive steps before the new year. 

Normally if you are an active investor you must remain calm, and realise that over time the stock market is designed to go up, and not down. But be that as it may the stock market never goes up in a straight line and you must be able to work around an event like the stock market being cut in half during a bear market. 

While that is very extreme, it simple comes back to the saying on wall st – “prepare for the worst, but hope for the best” if you do this, you will be able to make money in both the short term and longer term. 

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U.S. stocks closed mostly lower on Wednesday, with energy weighing, as oil prices fell sharply despite bullish inventories data.

"I think the market is trying to process the big question that we all have, and no, it's not the Fed," said Kim Forrest, senior equity analyst at Fort Pitt Capital. "The big question is: Is the economy getting better? We don't know."

The Dow Jones industrial average closed about 30 points lower, erasing earlier gains, with IBM contributing the most losses. At session highs, the Dow had risen 96.73 points. The S&P 500 fell less than 0.1 percent, as energy dropped more than 1 percent.

"Obviously, the market doesn't like uncertainty on any level," said Leslie Thompson, managing principal at Spectrum Management Group. "I think it's going to be hard for the market to move higher in the near term against this backdrop."

Stocks hit session highs after the Energy Information Administration said U.S. oil inventories fell by about 600,000 barrels last week, also sending oil into positive territory for a moment. Oil failed to hold those gains, as WTI settled 2.94 percent lower, at $43.58 per barrel.

Wednesday gains in stocks came a day after a broad-based sell-off in which equities, bonds, oil and gold all fell. "That's very typical of the beginning of a correction. As investors start realizing this is the real thing, you'll see more money flowing into traditional safe havens," said Chuck Self, CIO at iSectors. "Today could be a pause."

"Today's quiet economic calendar should help alleviate some of this latest bout of skittishness," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities. "Portfolio managers will largely wait until the Fed announces its next rate decision before adjusting their exposure thereby giving short term market participants a clear playing field to operate in the interim. Prior to Janet Yellen's decision, I do not expect that the current pullback will spin out of control and transform itself into an official correction."

The Federal Reserve entered a quiet period on Tuesday, a day after several of the central bank's officials delivered dovish remarks. The three major indexes fell sharply Tuesday, as concerns over the Fed's monetary policy meeting and a 3 percent drop in oil prices weighed.

The U.S. central bank is scheduled to meet next week and deliver its latest decision on monetary policy. Market expectations for a September rate hike were 15 percent on Wednesday, according to the CME Group's FedWatch tool.



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Another element concerning investors is the U.S. presidential election. "The election is finally close enough to be a worry," said Randy Warren, CIO at Warren Financial. "[Donald] Trump is making things close and that's threatening the assumption within the market that Hillary [Clinton] will win."

According to data from RealClearPolitics, Clinton's lead over Trump has narrowed considerably since August. "Investors are very unconvinced about the direction of the market and are hesitating in placing their bets. This is reflected in the market today while there is also anxiety about Trump leading in the poll," said Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at Think Markets.

In corporate news, German drug and crops chemicals firm Bayer agreed to buy Monsanto for $66 billion, or $128 per share. Monsanto's stock was up about 0.62 percent. "Some of these larger mergers are under a lot of scrutinee as to whether they go through," Spectrum's Thompson said.

Meanwhile, U.S. Treasurys rose after a large sell-off on Tuesday, with the two-year note yield near 0.75 percent and the 10-year note yield around 1.69 percent.

"If long rates have reached a major inflection point over the past month as I think they have, buying on any stock market dip becomes more fraught with risk I believe," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.

The U.S. dollar fell against a basket of currencies, with the euro near $1.125 and the yen around 102.3.  -    Source : Cnbc.


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