Sentences with phrase «market meltdown»

Last week, used car prices had their biggest drop since 2009 — directly after the financial market meltdown of 2008.

Instead his past five years as premier have been marked by a growing debt bubble and an epic stock market meltdown in 2015, among other crisis.

You might not have noticed it, what with one economic crisis and stock market meltdown after another grabbing your attention, but the last few decades have actually been great ones for investors.

A repeat of the Great Recession and the concurrent housing market meltdown is unthinkable.

The ratings agencies received a lot of blame for the collapse, which eventually led to the financial market meltdown during the bear market of 2007 - 2009.

Since the mortgage market meltdown, which really kicked into high gear in mid 2007, mortgage volume is down dramatically, and many companies are desperate to stay in the business.

So it would seem fears of a major market meltdown are unfounded.

He reports returns are the highest since global market meltdown of 2008.

Or the devastating market meltdown of 2008 - 2009?

You're actually right — times have changed and it only took a real estate market meltdown to make it happen.

They're also avoiding the looming disaster of a condo market meltdown — a story now getting almost daily coverage.

But then again, when coming out of a historic housing market meltdown, it does not take much to exhibit improvement.

Whether it's the housing crisis of the last decade or the recent global stock market meltdown, it's easy to feel unsure about one's financial future.

Imagine the climatic equivalent of the current financial market meltdown.

But the more you do that, the more volatile your portfolio becomes and the more your savings will get hammered during market meltdowns.

These liar loans were one of the first casualties of the mortgage market meltdown as many of these customers were some of the very first people to end up in foreclosure.

The fear and anxiety we felt during the last big market meltdown fades with time and we fall prey to overconfidence in two ways.

Five years ago, the capital markets meltdown thinned the herd of players in the bridge and mezzanine niche.

The firm's economists point to the sideways movement in the S&P 500 Index since the early - February market meltdown as evidence that nervous traders are unwilling to take a stance.

But let's be real: Market meltdowns take most investors by surprise, as stocks» 37 % loss in 2008 did.

Eight years on from the biggest market meltdown since the Great Depression, the key lessons of the crisis of 2008 still remain unlearned — and our financial system is just as vulnerable as ever.

But their subsequent implosion, triggered by the U.S. housing correction, saw CDOs become one of the worst - performing instruments in the broad market meltdown of 2007 — 09.

With last year's market meltdown affecting both managed mutual funds as well as their low - cost counterparts index funds and exchange traded funds — many investors are asking why they are paying extra money for managers who manage to lose just as much money as the passive instruments.

But how would that couple feel seeing the value of their $ 1 million in retirement savings plummet more than 50 % if (or, more likely, when) we have another financial crisis - style market meltdown?

Fast forward a few years and we see that the boring little Easy Chair portfolio came through the tech bubble and 2008 market meltdown well ahead and maintained its steady returns record.

China's market meltdown didn't only create problems for regular investors.

Around the same time, a number of defined - benefit plans sponsored by troubled companies, including Nortel Networks, GM Canada and DaimlerChrysler, began to falter in the wake of the 2008 stock - market market meltdown and had to be restructured.

In a subsequent interview with the New York Times, he also suggested that he was treated harshly while the bankers who caused the 2007 - 2009 market meltdown never saw a day in prison.

US Bank senior portfolio manager Eric Wiegand sat down with Business Insider's Sara Silverstein to discuss the recent stock market meltdown which he says does not mean the markets have turned.

Given one of the takeaways from the post, «Stock Market Meltdown Implications For Everyone,» is to figure out alternative ways to invest money on things that can last, it was time for me to get back to work!

Generation X (born 1965 to 1979): Many of you were especially vulnerable during three huge market meltdowns (the 1987 stock market correction and the bursting of the dot - com and housing bubbles).

So there is the risk, however slight, that Buffett's view understates the risk Berkshire is shouldering in the event of another unforeseen market meltdown.

With the Chinese stock market meltdown radiating across the world, the BoJ wants to make sure it has enough «weapons» to unleash.

We have no intention of EVER going back to work (barring some utterly catastrophic market meltdown) and see this as a critical back - stop in terms of our overall drawdown strategy.

After all, you don't want your kids» education funding imperilled by the possibility of a big market meltdown just before paying their next tuition bill.

Paying someone who recommends doing nothing, especially in the face of unrelenting news stories about the latest market meltdown, can be perceived as laziness when it could be the most valuable advice you could get.

The one that's identified most often is the need to include non-correlated assets into a portfolio to protect against market meltdowns and economic issues.

Because bear market meltdowns are more frequent than raging bull markets, the downside protection is a true value add in terms of long - term compound return.

And regular market meltdowns are now routine.

I can't predict the magnitude of future market meltdowns.

A year later we had the worst market meltdown since the Depression.

Just over a year ago, we experienced one of the most dramatic synchronized global market meltdowns ever, and the after - effects are still resonating.

And what are the chances you may finally crack in some crazy market meltdown, and purge your small caps at any spread & any price?

Of course, if the current market meltdown drags on much longer, those in CSBs that barely generate a real return net of inflation will be happy to be dodging losses of 10, 20 % or more that are being inflicted on those who are net long the stock market.

If you've got enough resources — sizeable Social Security benefits, a generous pension, lots of home equity, etc — to sustain you even if a stock - market meltdown puts a big dent in your portfolio's value, then perhaps you would be okay going with the higher stock allocation you would arrive at by factoring Social Security into the mix.

Afraid of reliving the dot - com market meltdown, which knocked $ 100,000 off her retirement savings, she moved her entire 401 (k) from diversified stock and bond holdings into cash - like investments early last year.

The Summit was designed to encourage a creative response to the «the great legal market meltdown» which began in 2007.

The recent market meltdown breathed new life into a much - maligned financial product: permanent life insurance.