Dr. Doom: Stocks Will Crash By 50% as a Severe Financial Crisis is Coming

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Dr. Doom is warning that a severe financial crisis is coming that will be worse that the 1970s and the Great Financial Crisis. Roubini predicts this stagflationary recession could last years and send stock prices down 50% or more.

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  1. US Debt will be 31 Trillion by Xmas Party time. Yippee ! Bring on the crash. Other Nations in the West are also in big trouble – and they are also getting their just deserts! I'm in the equally crooked U.K

  2. A share price is never low or high, it is what it is, what matters is whether it goes up or down from that point, I'm excited about the next bullrun as I'm buying as much as I can now, still words on the media says this crash has as much high-yielding possibilities as a bull-run, sure the risks are greater now, but they can be managed.

  3. China just came out with a better tone toward their
    tech industry and markets. Assuming that geo
    political events do not get worse between the USA
    vs China. I am making a Long term asset
    accumulation bet on BABA.

  4. I totally consider mr john darry as the best expert trader for new investors he’s very reliable and competent when it comes to weekly profit making and ROI delivery

  5. A crash and bullish market provides equal high-yield potential, it's all about information and strategy application, I've seen folks make as much as $700k profit in a crashing market and pull it off much easily in a bull market , Unequivocally the crash is getting somebody somewhere rich..

  6. I've been saving for a while, so I can invest in stocks, came across a success story of an investors that made up to $700,000 in few months from investing just $250K and I'd really appreciate it if I could get clues and pointers on how to make better profit

  7. Once housing rolls over, these markets will go down in a biblical way.. likely 70-90% Stocks cant rally once homes roll over. Sorry, Fed.. all assets are now leveraged together – so you aren't really diversified anymore- they all move the same way.

  8. If you were to look at the long-term history of some of the BIGGEST winners from the last 10, 15, 20, 30 years in the stock market, every single one of them have been down at least 50% from their peaks at one point in time. Volatility is the price you pay for great returns.

  9. Steve, I agree with your assessment 100% that it will be a deflationary recession. Bubbles will inevitably pop leading to widespread deflation. We're already seeing copper & lumber dropping–leading indicators. We're starting to see plans for massive layoffs. This will choke demand & deflate the economy. The Fed is trying to exterminate inflation but Congress is actively increasing it. My question is, "What will happen to precious metals?" According to top economist Robert Prechter, in almost every recession metals deflate along with everything else. However, gold prices have been artificially depressed for decades. In view of this fact, will we finally see gold & silver melt up like so many pundits are saying? If so, when is the right time to buy them? My wife & I are retired & debt free. Our (3-bedroom apartment) rent and the cost of living are very low in this part of the country so we're able to put away a big chunk of cash every month for emergencies. We got out of stocks Dec. 2021 and now we're buying 4-week T-Bills.

  10. It really depends on the midterms and how willing the fed is to work with the scumbags in office to prop up this house of cards. Either it will take a crap before or after the election, my guess is after the election maybe around January or February

  11. Stock underperformance and bear markets are to be seen as opportunities to buy and sit tight watching your investment reap returns. Instead, panic and insecurity cause many to sell thus losing out on the markets. Grit, patience and resilience are virtues.

  12. Awesome! your potential seems limitless. Putting aside funds for investment remains the smart way to prepare for the unexpected. Been in the experience since 2016 investing in growth projects and have accrued over 2M dollars in 6yrs.

  13. Hi @steven , at 6:46 graph, what is meant by 4weeks ma of initial claims? Do you mean new claims for unemployment?
    BTW, coincidentally, I was checking yesterday other figures and then credit cards are raising in debs, # of accounts, etc. Asking Uber people also seems as if people is completely blind of the situation in retail outlet malls, etc… That's crazy and feels terrible so many don't realize they are going to get all pour like water through their fingers as rates go up…
    Another thing is that the FED has not yet reduced 1/16 of the balance sheet number they said would take away from liquidity, so much worse seems for those not hedging, meaning, not taking a shelter while living in front of the coast when the storm gets close… Thanks!

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