At what point will we know we are out of the woods in terms of having another major dip in the markets?
I remember hearing a lot of talk about how the stock market had a major dip, a small recovery, and then a huge dip right before the Great Depression. Some people were trying to make the case that we are in a similar position and could see another major dip in the stock market. These arguments were being made months ago and we haven't had a second major dip yet.
I know we are not completely out of the woods quite yet. We have a lot of mortgages out there that are being defaulted on. We have a lot of people who are still out of work.
There also are some positive signs. The rate of job losses has slowed considerably. The stimulus package and bank bailouts seem to have the economy out of the credit crisis and the worst of the recession.
I know we can never say we are completely out of the woods because the market could crash again at any point. However, in terms of a double dip stock market crash related to this past recession, are we getting beyond that likelyhood?
Tags: double dip, out of the woods, recession, stock market
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