The Crash of '98..1929 all over again??Where are we going?

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The Crash of '98..1929 all over again??Where are we going?

An SI Board Since October 1998

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Emcee: Moneysmith	Type: Unmoderated

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I have noticed that there is very little in SI that addresses this fundamental question. I would welcome any input based on technical analysis; economics; or whatever. My guess is that the world's markets are facing the most serious threat since the 1929 crash and that the next 12 months are going to be extremely painful. Does anyone out there agree or disagree.

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23	I have a new thread at Subject 29687 , in case anyone wants to talk about the m	paulmcg0	-	7/29/1999
22	David, you set a good example to show people that thru self study one can achie	d:oug	-	7/2/1999
21	Thanks. I work on both. for salary i stick with the set hours. on the side i&#	Green Receipt	-	7/2/1999
20	David, if you work long hours and weekends then I hope you are not on a salary	d:oug	-	7/2/1999
19	Well I hope you enjoy a nice weekend. I'm gonna be working all weekend (b	Green Receipt	-	7/2/1999
18	David, thank you for the references. I will look into that news source, as I w	d:oug	-	7/1/1999
17	I thought you were making some kind of comparison to the reporting techniques.	Green Receipt	-	7/1/1999
16	David, seems that you missed it, meaning that you have no clue what has and is	d:oug	-	6/30/1999
15	whats your point?	Green Receipt	-	6/30/1999
14	tv today PBS 9pm Boston TV Guide Frontline "The Crash" (aug 31, 1998)	d:oug	-	6/29/1999
13	at some point (perhaps we are in it) stocks prices will flatten out and allow	Green Receipt	-	6/29/1999
12	>>My guess is that the world's markets are facing the most serious th	Arik T.G.	-	6/24/1999
11	Very good, you have the knack for it-- and I'm happy you found some humor	Mike McFarland	-	10/4/1998
10	A very entertaining post, Mike. I laughed. Can we add these predictions?: Tw	LPasko	-	10/4/1998
9	2010 is when everyone needs to be cashed out. That's when the market will t	Bullhorn	-	10/3/1998
8	For the sake of possible discussion, I'm referencing a post of mine from a	GROUND ZERO™	-	10/3/1998
7	Over the next decade the Dow index will trade between $6000 and $12,000. 30-	Mike McFarland	-	10/2/1998
6	I believe the S&P and the Dow will drop another 10% before the end of the m	Moneysmith	-	10/2/1998
5	Agreed. GZ	GROUND ZERO™	-	10/2/1998
4	Another quote comes to mind that the politicians better worry about for the ele	John Liu	-	10/2/1998
3	Remember, "We have nothing to fear, but fear itself." - - - F	GROUND ZERO™	-	10/1/1998
2	What crash? Gold stocks are doing fine decisionpoint.com as the metal recovers	rhythm	-	10/1/1998
1	I don't feel sorry for anyone who didn't bail the day after the Packer	Alan Whirlwind	-	10/1/1998

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