Jan 20, 2016

Dead-Cat-Bubble: Dow falls 400, S&P at lowest level since late 2014 as oil slides ( Oil plunges to $27 a barrel)


Leonardo DiCaprio accuses the world’s energy industry of greed
Davos 2016: Dow Jones suffers steep falls and FTSE 100 in bear market - live
There’s a gloomy feeling in the air as world leaders and business chiefs gather at the World Economic Forum in Davos

Tyler Durden's pictureWorld Enters Bear Market - Global Equity "Dead Cat Bubble" Bursts

History repeats, if you're just willing to listen. The "Dead-Cat-Bubble" is dead as global stocks enter a bear market (down 20% from May 2015 highs) and US equities catch down to the rest of the world.

U.S. stocks traded sharply lower Wednesday as further decline in oil prices pressured global equities. The Dow Jones industrial average held about 400 points lower in late-morning trade with IBM contributing the most to declines. The Nasdaq composite underperformed, briefly trading more than 3 percent lower. The S&P 500 fell more than 2.5 percent to trade around 1,825, near its lowest since October 2014. ( Tweet This ) http://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/20/us-markets.html

Nobel laureate in economics Robert Shiller : US financial bubble ready to burst - http://on.rt.com/6r9b

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