Sentences with phrase «on if the stock market crashes»

This will ensure that you always have something to fall back on if the stock market crashes or we have another recession.

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«If the stock market crashes after you've filed, you can't go back and change the value of your accounts on the form,» Chany said.

If this guy is right on the timing of his bet on the junk market, the stock market will crash before Christmas.

Then they lean on President Obama and Tim Geithner to tell the Europeans: «You have to make Greece pay, so that we win the bets that we've made, because if we lose the bets, then we go under and the stock market crashes, and a lot of people can't collect on their money market funds.»

My guess is that the stock markets will crash worldwide in 2012, or if Bernanke does another one of his mindless interventions by the first quarter of 2013 at the very latest just on anticipation of a global recession.

What problem would there be with staying in 100 % equities if you intend to leave the money in there forever and only withdraw your 3 - 4 % or if the stock market crashes then perhaps going down to a 2 % withdrawal rate / getting a little part time work / having a investment property on the side / living in India for a year?

I would also be getting out of the stock market if I noticed prices starting to fall and a crash possibly on the way.

For example, if the floor is 0 % and the stock market crashed 40 %, the policy will return 0 %, rather than take the hit on the full 40 % stock market loss.

Stock market crashes happen all the time, but the market has always recovered if you were patient and held on.

In short, if you were planning on putting it in stocks before the «faux crash» and you have more than 10 years till retirement or when you'll need it, then put it in the market.

So if the market crash and you haven't reconfirm the stop lost on every single stock you own, say Bye!

If I thought you were able to predict when stocks will crash, when the market will hit bottom and when it will actually recover, then I'd say your plan is masterful, a sure - fire way to avoid losses, capitalize on gains and boost your long - term return.

Pollack notes that such clashes have become much more common in recent months as the stock market crash has pushed the market capitalization of many biotechnology companies to less than the cash on hand, which creates an opportunity for investors to realize an immediate return if the company dissolves.