
Stock Market Crash - What Does It Mean? by Ron Paul
• Ron Paul Liberty ReportThis morning's 1,000+ plunge in the Dow followed an unstable Friday. Is this the sign of worse things to come? Will the Plunge Protection Team save the day?
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This morning's 1,000+ plunge in the Dow followed an unstable Friday. Is this the sign of worse things to come? Will the Plunge Protection Team save the day?
So this move was motivated not by the exchange rate between the yuan and the dollar, but between the yuan and all the other currencies because the dollar is in a bubble right now."
This decline is not really about China, it is all about the Federal Reserve.
Actually, dopey does not even begin to describe Paul Krugman's latest spot of tommyrot.
We are now in the "full on" market crash phase predicted and earlier prepared for on clivemaund.com many weeks in advance - it comes as no surprise to us whatsoever.
Nobody could have possibly foreseen this. Moments ago Barclays' economists Michael Gapen and Rob Martin did what every other sellside "strategist" will do - admit they were horribly wrong about a "strong US recovery", and adjust their first rate hike
Following the end of a horrible week for petroleum importers (not to mention shale producers) despite WTI briefly dipping under $40 (wasn't this supposed to be great news for the US economy?) ...
The market's technical damage of the last week has been severe.
Are you prepared for further turmoil?
As the equity rout gathers steam across all markets, the volatility measure VIX Didn't Update for 30 Minutes.
Peter Schiff (Economist, Financial Broker/Dealer, Author) comes on the show to discuss the stock market crash - David Johnston (DApps Fund, Factom) on the recent bitcoin blockchain fork - Paul Snow (Factom, Texas BTC Conference) on the blockchain for
NASDAQ 100 SEPTEMBER FUTURES HIT CIRCUIT BREAKER, HALTED - RTRS
Three weeks ago, when we last looked at the collapse in trade along what may be the most trafficked route involving China, i.e., from Asia to Northern Europe, we noted that while that particular shipping freight rate Europe had crashed some 23% on ju
The stock exchange will pause trading if the benchmark for U.S. equities slumps to 1,832.92 before 3:25 p.m. New York time, Sara Rich, a NYSE spokeswoman said in an e-mail.
Years of bailouts and monetary expansion have created one of the most inflated and artificial economic booms in history, and now it appears that this global economic bubble is deflating.
Stocks could drop by 1000 points on a daily basis
It's wild out there on Monday morning...Dow futures were down as much as 700 points, the S&P 500 was down about 4%, and the Nasdaq fell 5%, triggering a "limit down" brief pause in trading.
Apple stock is down by 6% on Monday, continuing a trend we have seen over the past several weeks.
The global market bloodletting continues as the sell-off has officially reached historic levels.
Last week, in the global currency war's latest escalation, Kazakhstan instituted a free float for the tenge. The currency immediately plunged by some 25%.
We warned on Friday, after last week's China rout, that the market is getting ahead of itself with its expectation of a RRR-cut by China as large as 100 bps. "The risk is that there isn't one."
That may spell trouble for investors
U.S. stock futures opened lower on Sunday after Wall Street recorded its worst day since 2011.
America's stock market plunged dramatically Friday, marking its biggest loss of the year.
32.93 Down -1.17(-3.43%) NASDAQ - As of 4:00PM EDT
Most people are blissfully ignorant of the fact that 2007-8 was just a mild rehearsal of what we soon are going to experience.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 530 points, and that followed a 358 point crash on Thursday. When you add those two days together, the total two day stock market crash that we just witnessed comes to a grand total of 888 points, which is
U.S. oil prices traded below $40 a barrel for the first time since the 2009 financial crisis, ending 2 percent lower on Friday on signs of U.S. oversupply and weak Chinese manufacturing and notching the longest weekly losing streak in almost three d
The Janet Yellen Fed will not raise interest rates in any meaningful way anytime soon. Instead, she will announce new QE programs.
U.S. stocks closed deep in the red on Friday as global growth concerns accelerated selling pressure to push the Dow into correction territory.