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Thursday
Nov202008

How Low Will It Go?

With the end of this epic free-fall seemingly nowhere in sight, we want to know how bad Bespoke readers think things are going to get.  The Dow is currently trading at 7,777.  What will the low of the Dow be between now and the end of 2009?  Please let us know by taking part in the poll below.  We'll report back with the results in a few days.


What will the low of the Dow be between now and the end of 2009?
7,500
7,000
6,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
  
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Reader Comments (2)

Woe! You're saying I HAVE to believe the Dow will be LOWER at the end of '09? I can't believe it might reach 10,000 by then? I mean, after all, you're the one saying "With the end of this epic free-fall seemingly nowhere in sight..."

Isn't this is the kind of language typically spoken at bottoms?

This is not to suggest a "new bull market" is about to break out. But a "correction" of the past year's loss seems reasonable to me...
November 20, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterTom Chechatka
Tom,

We're not saying the Dow has to be lower at the end of 2009 at all. The question was what will the low in the Dow be between now and the end of 2009. Our highest starting point was just a couple hundred points below where the Dow was trading at the time of the post, and just a hundred points below where the Dow closed yesterday. If you believe the Dow will not fall more than it is now between now and 2009, you can select 7,500. It seems as if you're interpreting the question as "Where will the Dow be at the end of 2009?" If we posed that question, we would have of course offered many options above the Dow's current level as well.
November 21, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterJustin

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