As credit gets tighter economy and real estate enters the collapse zone - Existing-home sales dropped 8.4% in March from February – what happens to Dow?
Peter Oberois
Apr. 25, 2007

The credit now is getting tighter. The mortgage brokers have stopped lying and hiking incomes of borrowers. The real estate appraisers now are more careful and tend not to listen to the referring mortgage brokers and bankers. The real estate is slowly entering the collapse zone. The foreclosures, mortgage defaults and bankruptcies are skyrocketing creating the biggest deflation world ever saw.

The stock market sang the same song as it did in August of 1987. The divergence is so high that technical analysts cannot believe their eyes.

The Dow can drop 4000 points in a few days if the ‘mortgage fiasco’ is revealed completely.

As credit gets tighter economy and real estate enters the collapse zone - Existing-home sales dropped 8.4% in March from February – what happens to Dow?
Peter Oberois
The Dow can drop 4000 points in a few days if the ‘mortgage fiasco’ is revealed completely.
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Sharply lower business and consumer confidences in America will drag down the world stock markets to their knees – the slide Asia has started
Fred Day
The real estate, auto and manufacturing slump is converting three-decade-old stagflation and underemployment into deflation and unemployment. The world stock markets especially the Asian markets are real vulnerable.
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Stronger Manufacturing data, weaker Confidence-Conf. Board and home resale wait to greet the stocks and bonds
Marla Githrie
However, the weaker Confidence-Conf. Board and home resale data haunts the economy and the stock market. Bonds can rise sharply and stock fall over the cliff without much support at these hefty levels.
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A very strong Yen will start the stock market crash in Japan and that will spill over into the rest of the world markets
Peter Oberois
The global stock market is poised for a sharp fall – a crash or a mini crash. It is now clear that the higher Japanese Yen will start the stock market crash in Japan and that will spill over into the rest of the world markets...
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Mortgage meltdown is much more severe than thought before – impact on the economy is long term and very severe
Sam Adelton
It can eventually create three to five percent negative growth by end of 2010. The depression may continue till 2030. After real estate, the social security, Medicare will be the major problem area.
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Semiconductor stocks again gave the early sell signal before the stock market crash – are you ready for Dow 6000?
Media Release
Brokerages are telling their clients to get ready for Dow 20,000 in the next few years.
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A sharp downward revision in first quarter GDP is ready to devastate the stock market this week – is it recession or depression?
Alan Hershey
The reality is about to hit the ground. The GDP rose in the first quarter by merely 1.8% instead of 2.5% reported earlier.
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A rise in Employment Cost Index and GDP Price Index this week manifest the stagflation at a very matured stage transforming into depression
Marla Guthrie
The rich controls the Government and common people starve from stagflation. That repeated in the Western world for the first time since the end of Roman Empire.
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