The warning signs that a market crash is looming are becoming louder and more frequent. Despite this, most market participants are behaving like it can never happen. In fact, bullish trading is pushing the markets to new highs on an almost daily basis. The warnings are seen, heard and then ignored.


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For most people these warnings are like the graphic images printed on today’s packets of cigarettes, they spell out the dangers and yet all the same people are still smoking.

Warnings about an impending market crash are being made by people who predicted with considerable accuracy in 2006 and 2007 what was ahead when the US sub-prime mortgage market collapsed and triggered the global financial crisis.


The one thing these analysts can’t predict is an exact time and place for when the crash will happen. It’s the same reason people continue to smoke; nobody can say with certainty the number of cigarettes required to kill a person.


So, trading continues regardless until the day the sudden dramatic drop in prices exceeds the 10 per cent threshold that officially marks the point that the crash has arrived.
Just as smokers only decide to stop when the physician says: “Mr Smith, I regret to inform you that you have lung cancer.”
Swiss investor Marc Faber, also known as “Dr Doom”, predicts that stocks are set to plunge by 40 per cent or more. Mr Faber, the editor of ‘The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report’ recently told CNBC: “We have a bubble in everything.”


His caution is echoed by Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Professor Shiller who has urged investors to tread cautiously because market valuations are at “unusual highs”.
In a recent interview with CNBC, he said: “We are at a high level, and it’s concerning,” highlighting that the only times valuations have been higher were in 1929 and 2000.




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