Oil price and housing collapse continue as stocks look down to see the fundamentals to weak to support the recent hefty gains – a 40% correction
Sam Adelton
Nov. 17, 2006

The real estate hosing collapse continues. Housing starts fell in October by 14.6% to the lowest level in six years. Building permits, an indicator of future building activity, fell for a ninth straight time.

The oil prices are going down steadily and is show sudden jump on the upside – a clear sign of long term bear market. The hedge fund money from oil and housing went to stock market as it cannot find other areas where it can gain ‘super return’ in short time.

The stocks are poised for a 40% fall here based on several analytical indicators. The fall will be severe. Gold, oil, stocks and real estate will collapse all at the same time. The sentiment indicators reached bullish level never seen ever in last 100 years. That is bearish and perhaps start of the devastating third wave downwards.

Oil price and housing collapse continue as stocks look down to see the fundamentals to weak to support the recent hefty gains – a 40% correction
Sam Adelton
The real estate hosing collapse continues. Housing starts fell in October by 14.6% to the lowest level in six years. Building permits, an indicator of future building activity, fell for a ninth straight time.
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GM aims to capture 10 per cent of the Asian market by 2010
Media Release
General Motors Corp., seeing its market share shrink at home is turning to Asia to boost sales, and aims to capture 10 per cent of the region's market by 2010, the US autmaker's regional chief said today.
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China invested $182.6 billion in real estate development in the first 10 months of 2006, an increase of 24.1 percent
Media Release
China invested $182.6 billion in real estate development in the first 10 months of 2006, an increase of 24.1 percent from the same period a year earlier, China's National Bureau of Statistics reported...
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Manmohan Singh's US dependence is not working - US Senate fails to debate on Indo-US nuclear deal
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In spite of the decks being cleared for debate and vote in the Senate on a legislation for implementing the Indo-US nuclear deal, the proceeding was on Thursday stalled ....
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The Bank of Japan decided Thursday to keep monetary policy steady
Media Release
The Bank of Japan decided Thursday to keep monetary policy steady, judging that recent data about the nation's robust recovery doesn't warrant tighter credit.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average is in a massive bear market while stock prices are rising steadily – how is that possible?
Alan Hersey
The prices are determined by the currency in which you measure it. In constant dollar terms, the real price is manifested.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P vulnerable based on VIX - CBOE Volatility Index analytics
Joe Weinman
Analysts closely following the CBOE Volatility Index have turned bearish for the first time.
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