I have heard there will be another stock market crash soon. Is this true? Please cite refrences.?
117431
If you had a nickel for every time someone suggested that the market was close to collapse, you would have already retired -- there are a number of market pundits that suggest we're close to collapse for a variety of reasons - be it the size of the US deficit, a slowing China, debt to GDP levels - but just like the tech bubble seemed ripe for a fall -- back in 1998! -- it carried on for some time. Simply read as much as you can on the economy, get a feel for the cycle (ie. when things are good versus when things are bad) and get a sense for when it makes sense to take some money out of your investments. I personally suggest watching employment figures. When unemployment ticks up, it's a bad sign. The consumer is a key component to the strength of the economy as a whole. When jobs fail to be created - or worse - when jobs are net-net disappearing, this is a worry. A  very simple tenet, but one to focus on. Good luck.
676091
A bear equity market?  There have been a couple of down days of late, but nothing persistent enough to push us below where we were 12 months ago.  You can't begin to talk about a bear until one or more of the major indexes are down versus where they were 12 months ago.  Not saying the market is great, but use of the word bear is not (yet) appropriate.\n\nA bigger worry to me is the cracks appearing in the real estate market.  \n\nIf we get a real estate bear market, or even if it simply goes flat, does it spill over affecting the general economy, which in turn would hurt the equity market?\n\nAnd what if gasoline prices hits $4.00 a gallon?  That takes a lot of money out of people's wallets without giving back much in the way of job creation.\n\nAs always, there are some issues to be concerned about.
1006483
Hey !\n\nI do agree with u that the stock market is falling. But dear, how come u expect the consequent rise in anything, isn't it?\n\nExcess of anything is poison, right?\nand that exactly has happened in this case.\nwell, let me tell u that the correction was expected even when the market had risen to the point of 6000, then 8000 and then after at 10000. moreover, let me tell u this was beyond the expectation ie. of 12000 pts. \n\nAnd that is why the market had to fall anyway. there is nothing wrong in that, right?\n\nNow, another issue to ponder is that it is also because of the increase in reservation quota and the corporat honchos didn't like it anymore. so they protested by way of reducing their stake and that too by way of bringing the fluctuations in the economy also.\n\nBut one thing is always for sure that the short term correction is much much better than that of the long term berrish market.
445754
it is not going to crash today.u will have a surprise in the form of a rise in index.ipo related scams may force people to sell in the morning but they to going to regret for that .\nAlso many people cannot sell because of fear of bad delivery as they are uncertain whether they can operate their accounts
812427
Were you reading the posts earlier?  Someone was saying "now that the libtards have won, watch our stocks tank" or some crap like that.  No tankin' on Wall Street, EH???  They must be incredibly SHOCKED.  hee hee hee
1131553
India is doing well growth wise.  The market correction is something that occurs. It will occur again in the future.  I do not expect the the correction is over just yet, but when it is the bulls will come back. Give it a year or two. These things normally take a little time to gather steam.
802284
You should ask if it is an honest market. do you think the prices have gotten so high naturally?? If you do not know why prices have gotten so high check out this web site it show how they made the bubble. The good news as with all bad news if you understand why it is messed up you can profit from it.\n\n2008 should be a good time.\n\nBest of luck\n\nhttp://www.breakingbubble.com/index.htm
1096591
I wouldn't panic yet. The market will always have its peaks and valleys. I would think most investors are probably still up year-to-date. I did re-adjust my portfolio and sold some individual stocks and bought into some diversified etf's and closed end funds. You know, to lessen the volatility.
638699
Probability is 100%. There have been many "crashes" and there will be many more. What tends to happen is that people become euphoric about stocks and they bid the prices above what they are reasonably worth. The trend feeds on itself until eventually the bubble bursts. Then all of a sudden the trend is reversed and the selling feeds on itself and stock prices keep falling and falling. \n\nThe crash may not be as bad as the 29 crash or the 72 crash or 86 crash or the 2000 crash but it is a certainty. As certain as death.
321626
The market is alright just now...the boom of around 4-6 years ago has gone, but there are jobs.\n\nGood luck!
473209
Cramer talked about it on mad money yesturday, thats why\n\nedit: tomorrow 4/07, i would watch for another gap up on the open (exhaustion) and then do a mega short. The RSI is maxed out.
255038
Check out "Mad Money" with Jim Kramer (or Cramer?? I don't know) on CNBC. It's on at like noon, 3pm, 6pm and 9pm. I think the 3, 6, and 9pm shows are the same b/c the 3pm one is done not long before the close of the Market each day.
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491832
Ajay, you must first mention which market are u r referring to..I can guess ( by your name) you are asking abt Indian Sensex.\n\nAnyways now that the F&O settlement is over, we can see some buying and markets will increase this week.
785943
A very difficult question to answer. I see that you have a previous response that said yes and one that said no.   The problem is that no one knows for sure what the future might hold.  Here is what I suggest that you consider doing.  Take the amount that you considered investing in mutual funds and split it into 4 equal parts.  Invest one part now into a mutual fund that you think is good.  The other 3 parts place into a guarnteed account, bank account or short term government bonds.  Six months from now, invest the 2nd part in the mutual fund if the fund has increased in value.  If it has not, do not do anything.  Six months later go through the same exercise.  That way you are not risking more than 1/4 of your funds initiially.    And always keep 1/4 in reserve in case there is a terrible stock market crash.  That is the time that you can invest and make a lot of money so save for that event.  Crashes come more often than most people want.
43965
The "whole market" may not because it is so diverse (e.g. some hedge strategies may even gain) but its probable that tech. in general is going to take a hit because its a Co. that leads in big way and huge investor base.  Its a good research question cause you'll have to separate the day's effects of the Fed rate increase, change of the Fed Chair, and volatile oil mkt.
149914
Just now. Here's an article from ChartAttack.com regarding that: