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What will you do when the stock market crashes?
First of all, what is the percent chance of the stock market crashing, and what will you do after it happens?
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Brittani H 3:04 pm on November 25, 2009
i don’t think the stock market will crash again anytime soon. the only reason it crashed in 1929 was because the economy was at an all-time HIGH, and people began selling stock at a rapid rate and that caused the economy to collaspe. Since our economy now is at all-time low’s i don’t think a crash will be happening anytime soon. well i’m still in high school so i don’t have to worry about losing my job or anything, although it will be diffucult to go to college……
Joshua P 3:04 pm on November 25, 2009
What do you mean "when"?
J 3:04 pm on November 25, 2009
I am going to thank god I never invested in stock
The Return of the Loose Cannon 3:04 pm on November 25, 2009
fart relentlessly
Gooch 3:04 pm on November 25, 2009
I’ll be happy I moved 50% to cash in 07. Then when it is crushed I will buy more. Lower my dollar cost average.
Dustndwind 3:04 pm on November 25, 2009
100% SURVIVE
erica 3:04 pm on November 25, 2009
ummm… its pretty much has already crashed my friend. we’re like in the second great depression right now buddy. but if it totally went down the tube i’d probably go on food rations for a while… or not buy clothes for a kajillion years.
andrew.forbes81 3:04 pm on November 25, 2009
Drink another beer. They can’t take away my birthday.
Nooner 3:04 pm on November 25, 2009
If losing 49% of my retirement isn’t a crash already, I don’t know what is. But, to answer your question, I get up the same time everyday, go to work, support my family, business as usual. When life gives you lemons, make lemonade, today just add a little vodka.
alaska 3:04 pm on November 25, 2009
be happy.. and live another day..
since i am no longer in the ‘the legal gambling market’, which is what i think the stock market is.
and
if i was still in the market, i would NOT expect anyone or any government to bail me out… for it is a free country if i choose to gamble in the stock market…
if the government bails out wall street, banks or auto makers is it going to bail out ppl whom gamble in casinos?
the percentage of a stock market crash could be high from now until the end of the year…for the current tax rate on capital gains is low to zero.. and it states zero for some tax brackets for a couple more years… so many ppl will sell this year or with in the next couple years so they will not have not pay high income tax gains on their stocks..
so i expect it to go down, which i personally think is a stock market correction. for stock and realistate have been over prices in the last nine years….