With global markets continuing to fall in 2016, Money Morning has compiled the best bear market investments to hold in 2016 when the markets are volatile.
That volatility has many investors panicking in the face of a bear market in 2016.
Global stock markets are off to a volatile start to 2016, and investors are wondering how to prepare for a possible stock market crash in 2016.
That's why we turned to Money Morning Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani. He's considered one of the world's foremost experts on the credit crisis. He not only called for the implosion of the U.S. financial markets, he also predicted the historic rebound that began in March 2009.
But first, here's how the markets have been trending...
A stock market crash in 2016 wouldn't be unexpected right now. That's a frightening thought.
Stocks had a rough start to the New Year, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeting nearly 8% in the first 10 trading days of January.
Investors are capitulating over concerns about China's slowing economy and its collapsing stock market. Tepid global growth and the Fed's decision to raise interest rates in December isn't improving investor sentiment either.
Is there going to be another stock market crash like we saw in 2008, though? Here's what we know...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen 12.4% from its May highs, and Money Morning experts anticipate more volatility ahead in 2016.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen 12.4% from its May highs, and Money Morning experts anticipate more volatility ahead in 2016.
That’s why they’ve compiled their complete bear market investing guide for 2016…
Here’s how you can protect your money, and even profit, during a bear market in 2016…
It's easy to forget, but we were just in the longest bull market since WW2. Since hitting a low of 6,626 in 2009, the Dow has climbed 177% to May's high of 18,351.36. A market cool down is normal and expected.
With the Dow Jones Industrial Average down nearly 9% since the start of the year, many investors expect bear market 2016 to drag stocks down further.
Our experts have a different take...
With the broader markets all selling off to start 2016, investors have been asking us, "What is a bear market?"
By definition, a "bear market" is a sharp shift in investor sentiment from optimism to widespread fear, pessimism, and panic.
2016 Stock Market Crash: Global markets have tanked so far this year, and the S&P 500 has already fallen 10.4% from its May 2015 high.
Investors are now wondering how far the S&P 500 could drop during a 2016 stock market crash, so we turned to Money Morning Global Credit Strategist Michael Lewitt for his prediction. After reviewing market data, he has revised his original S&P 500 prediction for Money Morning readers.
But first, here's why investors are panicking about a possible 2016 stock market crash...
Global stocks tanked again Wednesday, causing panic on Wall Street about a bear market in 2016.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 550 points intraday Wednesday, and the index is now down nearly 14% from its May highs.
With the anticipation of a possible bear market in 2015, we're looking back at the 10 worst pullbacks in bear market history.
A bear market is when a market falls 20% from its high point. At today's opening price of 17,180.88, the Dow Jones has fallen 6.4% from the high it set in May. So we still have a ways to fall before hitting a bear market - but these drops can happen quickly.
Here's a look at the 10 worst drops in bear market history and how long they lasted...
The risk of an upcoming bear market continues to grow as we reach the end of 2015. That's why we're recommending some bear market stocks that are perfect when markets fall.
