Big fall, what's it mean?
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The big Euro experiment is failing. Markets are very global these days so with Greece ready to crash and test the Eurozone as a whole we will feel the effects. Our market has only been strong under our POTUS because he's kept the fed rate next to nothing. The duct tape he put on the crack from 08 won't hold forever. Makes me nervous.
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IMO, the market has been looking for a reason to sell off. The trigger this time was the Greek crisis and their game of chicken with the EU. The EU has set strict guidelines that Greece will have to follow in order to get bailed out once again. Greece is resisting even as their economy teeters on the edge of collapse. Over the last week a run on the banks started gaining momentum, to the point that they closed the banks for 6 days. ATMs have been sucked dry and you can't get to your money. A bank run is an ugly thing. Panic ensues and the fear is, unfounded or not, is that this contagion will spread to other countries like Portugal, Italy and Spain. If Greece exits the EU, drops the Euro and goes back to the Dracma it will send shock waves across Europe. The uncertainty of how this will play out has investors running for the exitsLast edited by jerp; 06-29-2015, 07:57 PM.
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The last time the world financial markets went in the toilet, the central banks were able to get their economies going again by reducing interest rates to zero. Greece is ready to default on their debt and the fear is it starts a domino effect, and there is nowhere for the central banks to go with interest rates.
The people on Wall Street are getting scared what may happen and the market is down.
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