The inflation scenario results in a financial impact of around two - thirds of
the market crash scenario.
Not exact matches
For those of us who work in the oil industry, we've seen this
scenario a few times so far since the
market crashed a few years ago.
Such rumours have left Mourinho fearful of a «Wall St
crash»
scenario, which could throw the transfer
market into further chaos.
We have determined that proper use of 20 % cash in a portfolio provides a reasonable ability to withstand the bad luck of a stock
market crash early in retirement, while at the same time performing reasonably well in other potential future stock
market scenarios.
Switching Horses — All the above
scenarios assume that the stock
market does not
crash like it did during the six worst events in history that I discussed in Article 8.3.
But I won't get caught in a «flash
crash» type of
scenario, or most other types of minor
market manipulation.
Here's where I'm going with this: if you put all your eggs (i.e. all your money or investments) into one basket (say, the agriculture sector) then you're at risk because if a clumsy hen tips over your basket (or there's a calamitous agriculture sector
market crash) then all of your eggs are smashed (all your money is gone) and in both
scenarios, you have nothing with which to make delicious omelettes because your eggs are kaput and you're broke.
There are two
scenarios you should be aware of (although there are many more that could impact margin calls): a stock
market crash and trading forex.
Another concern people have — people do really like to think of the worst case
scenarios — is that you lose your job, the boiler explodes, the house falls down and the
markets crash 50 % all on the same day.