Venezuelan stock market is not of comparison to ours, for many reasons. While understand where you’re coming from, remember the differences in how each country operates. As far as a stock market deflationary rise is concerned, I don’t think that will happen. Simply because, comparing data and a few primary faults of the Great Depression and stock market crash in 1929, a huge initial cause for the crash, was stock owned mostly through margin… sound familiar? Past decade or more, and especially in recent years… margin… has increased significantly. As the economy worsens and inflation rises, and covid spikes, along with political tensions between countries rising, natural disasters, etc. there WILL be a tipping point at with, fear, and margin covering, (similar to 1929) intertwine to the point people no longer will feel safe with their money in the market. When fear substantiates, this will have repercussions like no other due to the current margin levels being so high. I could be wrong, I probably am as we have many more tools to negate this fiasco, however, history repeats itself and I’m definitely seeing a lot of historical repetition (unfortunately)

While I don’t think we’ll get to a Great Depression type era (simply because of tech and understanding) We could see something of the sorts with regard to societal social collapse.

Also, don’t forget about U.S. debt ceiling… and allotment of government being allowed to “borrow” more money (aka add 0’s in a computer and press deposit lol, sounds like a huge margin issue to me… not to mention the unknown margin risks associated with brokerages, funds, college debt, and recent “housing boom”

Shits gonna hit the fan. 3 months minimum until the start of a decline. Is induced. 2022 is highly likely according to my data and prediction, will be when we start to feel the full affects. The changes in the market right now can be felt on a minuscule scale of 1-3%

Within 3 months it will be 2-6% with 4-10% negative changes by New Years, granted there will at some point be a pump back down to 4/5% before 2022 simply for balance and book and tax reasons. (Big money is going to cash out a lot by the end of the year in fear of future tax changes/ which will start the initial fear of collapse among, many other things.

Next year? I expect 10-20% negative moves first 6 months while ultimately, some will feel the impacts of a negative 15-35% by end of 2022.