Are we due for another economic crash?

[nomad97]

Interesting Video for those interested in economics

"Interesting" is not an adjective I would use to describe this video, "depressing" or "worrying" would be more appropriate I think. Interesting as it maybe for some to determine what to do with their investments, for others there is not a single thing they can do to minimise their risk.

 

[Coffee]

After a decade of U.S. corporate stock equities advancing +20% annually I would believe we're going to see a pullback at some point...possibly 15%-20%.

Pull up any major U.S. stock at their 2009 price and see where it's at presently.
It doesn't take a genius to figure out there'll be a slowdown on the horizon particularly when the higher China-U.S. trade tariffs kick in.

Oops @Bandersnatch , I noticed your OP is from nine months back.

ps: not sure about UK, European and Asian stock performances...certainly lower gains this past year...but surely good over the past decade.

 

[Bandersnatch]

Hi @Coffee yes agreed I posted about this a few months ago. I believe the topic is still relevant, although I think things will chug along for a few months yet.

I have had my knuckles rapped before for resurrecting an old topic.

 

[Coffee]

@Bandersnatch I'm not rapping on resurrecting an OP like another once-a-week poster did.

Older OPs provides perspective over and given time.

Well gosh darn the fookin' Brexit thread has been ongoing for over three years.
Possibly come to an end by Christmas and the £ @ 50. lol

 

[Coffee]

Hi @Coffee yes agreed I posted about this a few months ago. I believe the topic is still relevant, although I think things will chug along for a few months yet.

I have had my knuckles rapped before for resurrecting an old topic.

Are you hiccupping.
(See your post above.)