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Crisis Investing Visualized
History does not repeat itself, but it often rhymes. This could not be truer for crisis investing. Between China’s stock market and the debt troubles of Greece and Puerto Rico, it is clear that we could be entering a time of potential financial crisis. Every situation is unique, but generally the types of asset classes that protect investors in times of crisis are not necessarily the same as those during a bull run. Therefore, it’s worth taking a look at five previous periods of distress to see the returns of conventional and alternative asset classes.
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crisis karma visualized: http://vimeo.com/132616261
Over half the stocks halted. So if a Chinese investor is walking in the woods by himself and gets a margin call on his cell phone, do his screams still make a sound?
Lmao!!!
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Italians scream, "Basta! "
Especially if he has to sell Gold, to cover.
This comment have to be in the top 10 most hilarius ones in ZH.
Is this the Debt Crisis?
BTW:
What does Puerto Rico exit?
Sell! ... Mortimer! ... SELL!!!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8H2FIf1oH4
All this tells me is that it's better to buy at the bottom than to try to time the top.
I agree; however, picking a bottom is just as difficult.
Although once something goes to zero, one can rest assured it's done falling. Unless it's sovereign bond yields. But that's another discussion.
Maybe they should also track Executives in jail?
Not enough of a focus group.
The examples only went back a few years.Face it. It's every man for himself.
Agreed Troll.Anything with counterparty risk is up for grabs in the digital age,but so is your stash unless you can protect it.But you have to sleep sometimes.The heathens around here sleep all day and roam all night like fucking animals..
The last several crises have begun to expose the inherent flaws in our debt-driven economy and dangerously leveraged banking system...
...and gold picks up more velocity with each new plunge.
This next collapse may be the one to really light it up. How long can TPTB fight off the big one...? Maybe a while, but hyperinflation is the ONLY answer to endless expansion of the money supply.
I have no idea what "Managed Futures" are, but tomorrow morning I'm buying a fistful of them.