Peak in merger and acquisition points to crashing stock prices
Peter Oberois
Nov. 18, 2006

If history is any indicator of the future, stock market is in deep trouble. The M & A activities in the last three weeks actually surpassed the 1999-2000 level. Every bear market that took the stock market down in excess of 25% saw two things. First, an unimaginable level of M & A activities. Second, an unimaginable level of price in exchange seats. Something sinister happened this time. The exchanges itself and not individual seats got traded at super premium (unbelievable) prices.

If you translate common sense and the historical precedence into future stock prices, stock are headed for a massive fall of 40 to 50% compared to gold price. If gold price start going down, stocks can go down as much as 60 to 80% matching the massive fall of 86% during the depression of thirties.

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Peter Oberois
If you translate common sense and the historical precedence into future stock prices, stock are headed for a massive fall of 40 to 50% compared to gold price.
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