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Bull Market Turns Toxic as Stock Market Crash Looms in 2024

Market Addiction to Debt Takes Its Toll

After a decade of unprecedented growth, the stock market is facing a reckoning. The SP 500 and Nasdaq have hit record highs, but experts warn that the market's reliance on debt has created a bubble that is about to burst. According to analysts, the current bull market, which began in 2013, is entering its final stages and could end as early as 2024.

The End of an Era

The stock market has been on a roller coaster ride in recent months, with wild swings and volatility becoming the norm. The SP 500 has fallen by over 10% from its all-time high in January, and the Nasdaq has lost even more ground. While some see these fluctuations as a correction, others believe the market is in the midst of a major sell-off that could lead to a crash.

The warning signs are all there: rising interest rates, slowing economic growth, and geopolitical uncertainty. These factors are creating a perfect storm that could trigger a market collapse. If the SP 500 and Nasdaq continue to fall, it could lead to a wider economic crisis, with job losses, bankruptcies, and a sharp decline in consumer spending.

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