When is the next global crash coming? Assuming there's no

>>1505896
Whenever they need to start ww3

Look at Deutsche Bank
Its happening right now

>>1505957
when can I buy deutsche bank? maybe $9 or so?

>>1505959
Mhh I think late october or november sometime.
DB is carrying all of the failed EU states, when they have to pay that fine, the house of cards will fall.

>>1505988
the fine will be much lower tho

>>1505988
I'll keep my eyes on it. I'm hungry for cheap stock

They come and recover every now and then. The S&P still averages 10% a year over a 100+ year period. Only people that should be concerned about crashes are people 5-10 years from retirement. It's a buying opportunity for everyone else.

>>1505896
Today >>1504648

>>1505896
I have my eye on Fall 2017 because:

>Next great recession will start in China
>Eastasian valuations are rediculously high and nobody's talking about them.
>Year of the rooster is very inauspicious to the chinese
>No one wants to rock the boat in a US election year.

So should I wait to buy my first house in Aus

>>1506045
Nah

>>1505896
yr 2021. global reccession. will last until end of 2024.

>>1505896
unrelated question. do these guys collect lapel pins like boyscout badges, or those retarded kids at maccas that get CSR badges and shit?

>>1506129
>yr 2021. global reccession. will last until end of 2024.
Might not even be on US currency by that stage.

I heard bitcoin is ready to take it's rightful place.

>>1506011
>100+ year period
>is a 40 year old index

>>1506037
How will a recession in China cause a global crash? They mostly do replaceable manufacturing work.

>>1506254
if it lasts for more than 2 yrs it's already a depression m8

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>>1505957
Ive been shorting deutsche with a leverage for a while. Euro banks will absolutely go to zero eventually

>>1506294
replaceable over many years and with billions of investment somewhere else to match their capacity

if China goes down they'll take SE Asia with them and as far as I know they pretty much own Africa, too so that's all your potential slave markets covered.

>>1506573
That will pull manufacturing jobs back to the the first world.
I don't know about Europe and Japan, but there's no shortage of potential factory workers in the US.

Might be some potential in India, too.

>>1506577
China is India's largest trading partner.

1st world workers aren't ok with making 80 bucks a month so even if you stick to places like eastern Europe that's your labor costs quadrupled plus the aforementioned tens of billions to match Chinese capacity. That will have a sizeable effect on end product costs