2011 Global Stock Market Collapse Watch

The fall of the American Empire is now in motion, it won't end here. Things are only going to get tougher.

reply to post by Bicent76

It isn't going anywhere. It simply vanishes.

Think about it like this: if you buy a computer today for $1000, and sell it in a year for $200, where did that $800 go? it didn't go anywhere; it simply vanished. Money is not as simple as how many pieces of green (or rainbow-colored if you live in Canada) paper you have. It is also in the value of the things you own. That value can change, and when it changes, the amount of money changes.

In the case of the stock market, the value of ownership of companies is dropping, so they have less value than they did last Wednesday.

TheRedneck

reply to post by majesticgent


We will (if necessary) smash the Euro and then the next (do your research) currency threat for dessert.
We'll survive, make no mistake about that.
In the meantime, Intelligence dictates that Wall St. (and Global) Speculation better get their act together
and run a tight ship. For lack of concrete oversight,cloudy ethics,and shady casino practices result in
a Major Malfunction of Social Engineering.

If you don't catch my drift now, you will when it all goes up in flames.
Unfortunately if that is what it takes for you to understand the magnitude of the situation...
It will be to late. Don't say We didn't warn you. Right Here on OSINT at ATS.
Best Regards

reply to post by TheRedneck


thanks redneck..

I understand now.

Gold is coming back down.. just dropped 10 dollars in 3 mins.... I wonder if word is getting out about QE3 ... Big BEN to the rescue

Australia is in the green as of a few minutes ago after a nice little rally. Most of the Asian stocks are doing better than predicted.

Australia - AORD

reply to post by majesticgent


Probably technical for the most part. These indices are bouncing off a 52-week low.

reply to post by galdur


Which is OK because many were afraid they wouldn't bounce at all and just continue to get lower and lower, but if we use history as a precedence the Dow rallied a bit and nose dived right before the closing bell, so this could still happen in Asia.

reply to post by majesticgent


How on earth do these shares fall at one stage over 5 per cent and then recover to a positive gain by the end of the day??? Gives new meaning to volatility.

reply to post by majesticgent


Bounces in even a one-sided sellers´ market are quite natural. They´re probably mostly due to short sellers locking in profits.

Maybe this helsp to explain it.

wallstreet-online.de

DAX down over 10%...and it just opened? (It fell around 5% yesterday i think)

CNN Now Live claims that Australian Markets are having a rebound thanks to the banks i think we can agree that would be short lived.

Originally posted by majesticgent
Australia is in the green as of a few minutes ago after a nice little rally. Most of the Asian stocks are doing better than predicted.

Australia - AORD

dont you agree that wont last long?

reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter

CNN Now Live claims that Australian Markets are having a rebound thanks to the banks i think we can agree that would be short lived.

It was short-lived for the European markets yesterday, when the ECB said they will buy sovereign bonds.....That didnt turn out to well in the end of the day.

But the Australian S&P ASX is about to close for the day, so they may of gotten lucky. (The ECB made their statement in somewhat early trading hours)

reply to post by buni11687


Sorry for saying this but i feel the markets will Collapse and crash sometime pretty soon not mention here in canada Canadians have lost alot of hope and people dont have jobs.


Whats more Bosnia, Serbia both with the highest unemployment rates NATO is forcing them to join the falling EU Union once you add that into mix that isnt good.

European futures are looking very bad, again

www.marketwatch.com...

MADRID (MarketWatch) -- European stock market futures were calling for sharp opening losses for markets on Tuesday, in the wake of a dramatic plunge in U.S. markets.

Futures for the FTSE 100 were calling the London index down 2.7%, while the CAC 40 index was called to open 2.3% lower and the German DAX 30 index was called to open 2.6% lower

ETA - US futures looking low at the moment again to

www.marketwatch.com...

SYDNEY (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stock futures were lower on Tuesday, with Dow Jones Industrial Average futures down 84 points at 10,642, Nasdaq 100 futures down 15.25 points at 2,022.75, and S&P 500 futures down 9 points at 1,102.50.

reply to post by InterconnecteD


Good video! Yep isn't it interesting how silver is in a holding pattern while gold is going through the roof. People keep tying the value to indexes of paper markets and keep missing the mark. The big boys are not buying physical for the fun of it or an extra set of earrings for the wife...

imagine what the "rare" earth metals are doing


ohh wait china own's them all.
too bad,, could have made a killing,,,

although, there was this little town called Oak Creek?,,,
hmmm maybe not,,