Will there be a stock market crash after the June FOMC meeting?
It isn't likely, as investors are confident the Fed plans to raise interest rates.
The Federal Reserve is almost certain to raise interest rates next week during its June FOMC meeting, and it's possible that a stock market crash could follow.
According to the CME FedWatch Tool, there's a 98.1% probability of a rate hike at the FOMC meeting next week (Wednesday, June 14).
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq just closed at record highs for the second day in a row yesterday (June 1).
But investors are concerned these soaring highs could end in a worst-case scenario: Stock Market Crash 2017.
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The Dow has soared over 200% since this bull market run began in 2009. The Trump rally has pushed stock prices even higher, rising over 14% since Election Day.
This sort of stock price growth is making investors wonder, "Are we in a stock market bubble?"
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A stock market crash could be on the way as the investigation into President Trump's campaign intensifies.
The S&P 500 has fallen 2% since the opening bell on Wednesday (April 17) after news broke Trump asked the FBI to end its investigation into his former National Security Advisor.
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The "Trump Rally" has sent the Dow soaring 14% since Election Day, but the market could fall just as quickly, and a market crash in 2017 is a serious possibility.
But with stocks soaring to new highs, a destabilizing event could pull the rug out from under the market.
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The United States is not yet energy independent, but it will be soon.
If current trends hold, the U.S.' energy production will match its demand for energy by around 2025.
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The Hindenburg Omen is a complex stock market indicator that has predicted the market crash in 1987 and the 2008 stock market crash.
And the Hindenburg Omen just signaled again last week (May 4).
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Investors have been loving this bull market, but the next stock market crash could happen sooner than you think...
These soaring highs could be a sign of a stock market bubble.
Tensions between the U.S. and North Korea have escalated significantly in recent months.
This has made investors nervous about looming stock market volatility.
Here are the two best ways to protect your money now if the market takes an unexpected dip...
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The government's funding runs out Friday (April 28), and without congressional action, there will be a government shutdown.
With the Dow flattening as the Trump rally fizzles, investors are wondering, "Will the stock market crash during a government shutdown?"
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As the Dow begins to flatten, investors are beginning to wonder if we are just one destabilizing event away from another stock market crash.
And the French elections this weekend (April 23) could be just the event to upset the markets and lead to a stock market crash in 2017.
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A 2017 stock market crash could be on the horizon as President Trump's actions hike uncertainty.
The Dow fell 100 points the week Trump failed to push House Republicans to vote on a new healthcare bill.
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A stock market crash in April is a possibility every investor should take seriously.
But we want our readers to be prepared if there is a stock market crash in April.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve just hiked interest rates on March 15, but Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren says the Fed should raise rates three more times in 2017.
After nearly a decade of interest rates below 1%, investors are wondering, "will the stock market crash as the Fed hikes rates again?"
To help you protect your money we're going to show you our stock market crash plan...
The "Trump Rally" saw the Dow surge 16% from Election Day to its all-time high of 21,115 on March 1.
But today the Dow opened 172 points, or nearly 1%, below its Friday close after Republicans failed to repeal and replace Obamacare.
As the Trump agenda stalls, investors are worried a stock market crash is coming...
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