Devilish Math Would Bring Market Down Another 40%

Following the September 2008 financial crisis, the market didn’t hit its bottom until a few months later, in March 2009. On March 6, the S&P 500 index hit what would be its lowest intraday level: 666 points.

Analysts such as Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research, have long been referring to this for years as “the Devil’s Low.” It was 57.7% below the S&P 500’s intraday pre-crisis high in October 2007. An equivalent drop today would bring the S&P 500 from its intraday high in February to 1,435. Currently...

This is crap. Stop scaring people.

Click bait

Really? Your wrote a news article about this?

Astrology and numerology and tarot cards - oh my!

That’s the plan.

I was thinking 1822. We want to invest, if we can turn off those damned algorithms...

213?

no way

1375.4 That's the only important number.

Why are you fear mongering with such nonsense?

🤦‍♂️Really? It’s come to this nonsense FFS

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

No words.

Well then...

FFS

My long term drams tell me 18k is the bottom. Like 18,300 on the dow I mean.

Gimme a break..... 666 is just another tool of fear and control.... And you CANNOT find it written in the Bible unless you are looking for a narrative

How is this worthy of the wsj?

The stock market is astrology for men.

Someone there seriously needs to take their temperature

Maybe feng shui can help?

14,350 will be the dow closing tomorrow...

OK (((Wall Street Journal))) I definitely trust what you say.

Are you guys doing okay?

wow!

Yes, please! Fib extensions

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