TICE: “HUGE” DOWNSIDE IN STOCK MARKET
20 March 2010 by Cullen Roche
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David Tice is sticking to his bearish guns. He says the potential downside in the equity markets is “huge”:
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Tice could be right, but only in a stopped clock sort of way.
i believe that would be twice a day……..that time is coming
For the average investor he is 100% because they have no chance of getting out in time when this mess implodes just like in 2007-2008.
If you thik the crash is close then check out what is the total debt of Goldman Sachs!
340 bn USD, 7 times of Lehman debt at the time of collapse!!!
They have a debt like Ucraine and Greece and Sapain together!