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Here you will find live discussion of the biggest bear market Wall Street has seen in 70 years. As a stock market investment and trader forum WALLSTREETBEAR attempts to assist people educate themselves and profit from the biggest bear in US history. Bearish as many of us are, quite a few are also convinced the economy is a long way off from a bottom in the stock market; that the US economy is probably in the early stages of a depression which may include a market crash.

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Topics covered deal with losses, 401Ks, economic forecasting and timing, day trading, bonds, gold bullion, silver, coins, mining, housing, the real estate bubble, etc. Come join us in the forum. It's free and there are some brilliant financial minds in attendance.

Whether you are concerned about your retirement or an investment professional interested in the next tick on your short position WALLSTREETBEAR has the resources you need. WALLSTREETBEAR is also a place for everyone, regardless of your market outlook or experience. Bears and Bulls alike gather here to be better informed, better-equipped investors and analysts. Our distinctive forum style and "culture" make us one of the most popular investment and trading discussion boards on the Internet. Another forum's member notes, "WallStreetBear is great as a small town with nice people and some smart wavers."

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"There is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as a result of the voluntary abandonment of further credit expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved." Ludwig von Mises, Human Action, A Treatise of Economics, Yale University Press, 1949

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