Stock Market Crash

I hope to look at this again while on retreat in a few weeks. Back in 2014 while on a retreat I had seen it happening in 2019 or 2020 and then returning back in 2028. Did not see any particular companies involved. Just the DOW. I'm due for a another look at it to see if it is still going to happen then.

Thanks Jeanne...would love an update. 

The last time my wife and I checked in with our local physic, she predicted a stock market crash in the next few years. She said she had very, very strong and uneasy feelings about this and felt that most people would, "lose everything". Not particularly comforting. I would point out that if we learn anything from history it is that these types of crisis have to be managed very carefully. If no "adults" are in key positions, things can go much worse than they need to. 

I remember hearing a Hank Paulson quote from late 2008 to the effect that, (and I'm paraphrasing) we were "two weeks away from there being no food on the shelves".  If you go back to the Great Depression the banking system was shutting down in the weeks before FDR's inauguration. There were entire states without a functioning bank.

In other words, what could have been manageable can become a crisis if the leadership makes the wrong decisions. The current administration does not give me much confidence.

I think, it is a good time to learn how to grow your own vegetables and fruit, and collect seeds. That way if you have trouble growing, you have time to learn and able pass it down to your children.

Knowing that a crash will be coming, what would be the best strategy in the present time to safeguard your savings?

Good point, Kim. I took up vegetable gardening four years ago. There is a learning curve, so good to start learning now. I doubt  we will have food shortages in the West for a long time, but I wanted to learn to grow food to help me navigate where to live and so that I could pass it down to my children.  

Probably Paulson was correct, but he also needed to justify his decision to use the National Treasury to bail out the very institutions whose recklessness and greed caused the crash, and Paulson himself came from the banking industry.  I did not trust him or much of anything he said. However, I do trust the wisdom and brilliance of Paul Krugman, nobel laureate economist, and he urged a bank bailout to avoid a 1929 scenario.

But for those who fear a market crash will break the back of the U.S. economy for good, it will not. 

Although I've seen a crash coming,  I've also seen the market returning in 2028, which means, we still have a banking system, an infrastructure, businesses intact, food in the markets, and everything else an economy needs to thrive.  It will not be starvation and squalor, as some fear. But many will lose net worth, especially people who have debt, or who need to cash in on their assets to survive, like many of the elderly who were counting on the value of their homes.

  Also in spite of the fact that I saw a game changing drought in the U.S. Heartland in the mid to late 2020's, still the stock market returns in the late 20's. Again this means that we do not irrevocably collapse. 

How far does the Dow drop?  Unfortunately, my vision did not reveal that. My guess is it will be worse than 2008, but not worse than the Great Depression.  (However over the long-term, climate change will likely bear down on us in the 2030's and beyond if we don't do something about it). 

Also as for what could trigger a crash,  there are so many wrong things that Donald Trump's inexperienced people do. They are creating the conditions for a perfect storm in what they have already done, i.e., further deregulating the banking industry being the main thing, sending the deficit to an all time high while sucking the middle class dry by pulling out social programs.  

The straw that breaks the economic back could be his tax cut proposal, if allowed to go through, which will eliminate homeowner property tax deductions.  Homeowner incentives were put in place to stimulate the economy because home ownership is a major economic stimulant.  If Trump's proposed tax cut goes through, the housing market will crash, and that could create a perfect storm for the economy that is already building. So 2019 or 2020 is just about the right timing for a crash -- enough time for the Republican administration's policies to work their way through the economy and bring it down. I don't call it for that time because it make sense, however, but because that is when I have seen it happening. 

But I reserve the right to check again in a month or so, so see if I still see it. You can't look at these things too often or your view gets cloudy.

Get rid of debt. Make sure your savings are federally insured.

Post Script: ask financial experts, since I am not a financial expert. There are undoubtedly other measures you can take to protect yourself besides what I've mentioned above.  People might tell you to get out of the stock market and buy gold, for example,  but then if there isn't a crash, and you get out, you will be pretty annoyed that you did.  So I'll leave that up to you.   People who stayed in the market after 2008 saw huge gains over time--not that I'm advocating investing in the stock market.  Just be thoughtful and consult experts if you are already in.  For what I would do personally,  I'd avoid debt, so that at least I can keep what I have.  But again, I'm not a financial expert.  

 I do not believe that society is going to collapse. I would save that possibility for long term climate change which is a long way away.  I'd rather focus on activism to stop fossil fuel burning. 

What I feel will happen is that people will adjust.  We are a resilient society.  After the Great Fire of Chicago in 1871 where the city was completely flattened by fire, people began erecting little market stands within days of the fire along the roads--selling their wares and services.  Those little wooden stands became booths which became stores and, like ants who set right to work, the people of Chicago kept going, selling, rebuilding. We are not an easily  stoppable species even when ignorant reckless leaders take over for a while.  We will survive and I don't believe you will lose everything unless much of what you have is in the stock market and your assets are heavily mortgaged. 

Agreed. Shocking news is on track.

When stock markets will start to crash it will be global crash not only US market.

Lots of reasons like civil disruption in all continents, worsening relation between countries which will bring down the global trading network thus causing lots of job loss, revealing scandals which will cause downfall of big banks, political chaos which can be seen on europe(it will get worse) etc will attribute to downfall of current economic system which is reliant on big banks, corporations and goverments. So, it is not USA but also china, europe etc. A decentralized economy will be mainstream by 2030.

For USA economic trouble will be begining in mid-2018. By end of 2019 it is in recession and 2020 will be brutal for US markets as well as global markets. The indication will be clear from end of 2017.

Gracie, if you have the means, buy some physical silver and gold coins, not paper or electronic stock products.  One of the global economic predictions floating around is that as a result of the worldwide crash, the U.S. dollar will no longer be the dominant world currency. When this happens, gold and silver will dramatically increase in value and the dollar will dramatically decrease in value.   Some other currency will emerge as the dominant world currency and it will be backed by gold and silver.   There are several potential triggers that could cause the U.S. dollar to fail including a rise in interest rates and our inability to service our massive and still growing national debt; the fall of the european union and/or the euro; a currency or trade war; another world war; Trump being Trump.  There are other triggers, but off the top of my head, I can't remember them.   

I would add climate change to the list of potential triggers. I recently read an article about how nervous people are getting along the South Florida coast as they confront sea level rise. Some homeowners are already starting to cash out. Once banks decide that they don't want to write mortgages for these properties any longer or large insurers decide they are pulling out of that market, a stampede could start and home values would plummet. The article I saw was on a business site (Bloomberg) and they said the potential loss in home value could surpass the recession or 2008.

"Sean Becketti, the chief economist at Freddie Mac, warned in a report last year of a housing crisis for coastal areas more severe than the Great Recession, one that could spread through banks, insurers and other industries. And, unlike the recession, there’s no hope of a bounce back in property values."

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2017-04-19/the-nightmare-scenario-for-florida-s-coastal-homeowners

Thank you KB.  Will look into your advice.

Thanks for this Jeanne. I've also seen that we have avoided the worldwide crash predicted last year by financialists and seers alike - a crash the size of the Great Depression or worse (Jan/Feb 2017 was timeframe).

That appears voided now. There will be stock market swings, but I see no housing crashes on the horizon either (similar to 2008).

There will be an adjustment on the dollar and for a while, Chinese currency will make a run to replace the dollar as the global benchmark. Russian currency will be in trouble, though, by mid-year 2018, adding greatly to that country's debt problems (nearing bankruptcy). This causes a bit of a global panic but no crash. Everyone pulls back. No global recession, and certainly no actual depression.

I look forward to hearing about your viewing sessions coming up in May and if you perceive another pattern than what I outline above. Thanks!

Thanks, Doc. Helpful information and well informed.  For the record,  I don't know if we avoided a crash in Jan/Feb 2017 or the people who predicted it made a wrong prediction.  Was there something that was done that avoided a crash?  I never ever saw a crash for that time period so that's why I wonder if we avoided it or it just wasn't time yet.  But that is the mystery of prophecy that perhaps I'll never understand.  I know many believe that nothing is fated. That circumstances continue to change and cause the future to evolve. I've definitely seen that happen in the personal predictions I've made for myself and those close to me, where I had a chance to track the future. But so far, I'm not sure that has happened with world predictions. We see events sometimes because we are coming close to having them happen, but the actual event was never going to happen because people see that they might happen and avoid them, like seeing a tree branch in the highway up ahead, and you swerve to get out of the way.  

I've only seen a crash in 2019 or 2020, but as I said, I will be meditating soon to see if I still see it or if it has for some reason disappeared.  

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The main reason of stock market crash is crashing of global economic network which is today dominated by corporations and big banks. Situation will be unavoidable by end 2019. Global geopolitical landscape will be messed up due scare of war, trading war of couse and economy will suffer because of this. Common people will pay the price for it, especially the poor(financial,unquality). This in turn starts civil disruption in which people demand reform, which in some cases becomes violent. Govt refuses to budge, people do not back off. Current world order goes down. Country wise situation will be different though.

In history no one in power survived after people turned against them. They came down sooner or later.

From: Zoron

Subject: Stock market crash.

Outcome. delayed

Expansion:

Ok, I think I did say that I saw a sort of Wobble, but not a crash, early this year. There was a small wobble, related to Trumps accession. 

I too, like Jean, see 2019 as a rough year. I think September or October, 2019. Probably October. Lots of other things going in in that time. 

More later

Oh the stock market is surely gnna crash in 2018 & certainly looking in to the current stock market conditions we are on the verge of 2018 crash. With Dow almost creating a new record for the first time in the history, there is will be surely 2018 stock market crash

Hi White Falcon. Thanks for posting.  Would you explain your method for predicting the future?  2018 feels like it will be a rocky year.  But I'm going to wait until our next READ THE FUTURE night on January 22nd to see if there is a market crash this year. While I've been seeing signs of market instability coming, so far no crash for 2018.  Something else we won't like is coming our way for the last quarter of  2018 but I don't think it's an economic crash.  Unclear at this time.