WELCOME

Welcome. This page used to be called "World Watch". Originally, World Watch was intended to be a news and commentary page, not a site focused on the stock markets and job markets. Due to the Depression, it was converted over to coverage of stock and job markets.

But now we have renamed this site to the title you see just above. The old name of this page has been taken over by a new page, called The Quest for the Ring World Watch. This new page is chock loaded with the latest and best and economics and political reporting. In summary, this page has the all important stock and job markets focus, while the new page has all the important reports about economic and political developments.

GLOBAL INDEX WATCH

USER GUIDE FOR GLOBAL INDEX WATCH

THE ABOVE LIVE CHART SHOWS YOU 36 MAJOR MARKETS, WITH COUNTRY FLAGS, UP TO THE MINUTE AVERAGES, UP TO THE MINUTE CHANGES, AND UP TO THE MINUTE PERCENTAGE CHANGES ARE SHOWN

THIS USUALLY UPDATES IN REAL TIME, YOU USUALLY DO NOT EVEN HAVE TO REFRESH THE PAGE

For assistance in identifying the countries whose markets are shown here, see the list to the right. For more details about any market, click on that market to visit the Yahoo Finance page for that market.

LATEST NY TIMES ECONOMICS REPORTS

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LATEST NY TIMES BUSINESS REPORTS

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1910-1939 Versus 1988-2008: HISTORY REPEATING?

1910-1939 Versus 1988-2008: HISTORY REPEATING?

HOW CLOSELY WILL HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF?

This chart shows the Dow Jones Stock Market averages as of November 11 of each year. This chart is really centered around the 1930 and 2008 points of time, which are clearly highlighted. The scales on the left and right are proportional as to the 1930 and 2008 points, so the comparison is exacly fair numerically. The chart shows the Dow average from the 20 years prior 1930, and 2008, and the 9 years following 1930. It is ready to show the 9 years following 2008, which would be through 2017. Once this chart is completed about a decade from now, we will know how closely history has repeated itself with respect to the Dow Jones Stock Market.

If history repeats itself almost exactly from here forward, the Dow average will be roughly 5,300 in late 2009, and it will be roughly 3,500 in late 2010. Then it will be in the 4,000 to 5,000 range during 2011 and 2012 before rising close to 7,000 by late 2013. In roughly 2014, there would be an intra-depression peak of roughly 9,000, followed by three years: 2015, 2016, and 2017, played out in the 6,000 to 8,000 range.

Of course, even if history is basically repeating itself economically, it would be basically bizarre if the 2008-2017 stock market plays out in almost exactly the way the 1930-1939 stock market did. But we shall see.

US WAGES AND HEALTH INSURANCE COSTS

US WAGES AND HEALTH INSURANCE COSTS

CURRENT GREAT DEPRESSION VS FIRST GREAT DEPRESSION--DOW JONES AVERAGE

CURRENT GREAT DEPRESSION VS FIRST GREAT DEPRESSION--DOW JONES AVERAGE

UNEMPLOYMENT: CURRENT, 2ND GREAT DEPRESSION COMPARED WITH THE FIRST DEPRESSION

UNEMPLOYMENT: CURRENT, 2ND GREAT DEPRESSION COMPARED WITH THE FIRST DEPRESSION

Welcome to World Watch

The Quest for the Ring World Watch is the best and most convenient site on the internet to watch stock markets around the world, while also keeping an eye on news around the world via the BBC. Don't forget to bookmark this page if you want to maintain access to this quick and easy to use critical information source.

US STOCK MARKET WATCH INCLUDING VOLUME

MAJOR STOCK MARKETS WATCH

NINE MAJOR MARKETS WITH COUNTRIES, LATEST MARKET AVERAGES, LATEST MARKET CHANGES, AND LATEST MARKET PERCENTAGE CHANGES SHOWN

WORLD STOCK MARKETS WATCH

TWENTY MAJOR STOCK MARKETS, WITH LATEST AVERAGES AND LATEST CHANGES IN THE AVERAGES SHOWN

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

The Quest for the Ring World Watch is the best and most convenient site on the internet to watch stock markets around the world, while also keeping an eye on news around the world via the BBC. Don't forget to bookmark this page if you want to maintain access to this quick and easy to use critical information source.