Goldman Says S&P May Fall 41% From Peak. But Who’s Counting, Right?

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6 thoughts on “Goldman Says S&P May Fall 41% From Peak. But Who’s Counting, Right?

  1. “a combination of tools suggests the S&P 500 could trough around 2000”. That is a 26% drop from where we are now, and a full 40% below the all-time highs hit just last month.

    “Oh, I hope not”…

  2. I predicted Fed would initiate QE for real by end of the month. Looks like it starts tomorrow, to the tune of $700B. They also cut the funds rate 100bps. Trish Regan and Hannity still think this is hoax?

  3. Does anyone listen to what Goldman tells the muppets? Early last summer I recall them claiming the Fed wouldn’t cut rates. If anything this piece makes me want to run out and buy stocks (well maybe not right now). I’ve never found anything Goldman says publicly to be worthwhile. Morgan Stanley has some credibility given last years calls.

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