Jim Cramer Explains Stock Market Slump You Didn't See Coming: S&P Futures Are Falling Because Of Gold, Silver Sell-Offs, Not A Crash
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Jim Cramer attributes the slump in S&P 500 futures to a massive liquidation event in the precious metals sector, specifically gold and silver sell-offs, rather than a stock market crash. This is due to over-leveraged commodity traders who used borrowed capital to invest in precious metals. The decline is not a reflection of poor corporate health.
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CNBC’s Jim Cramer took to social media on Monday to explain a counterintuitive slump in the stock market, attributing the decline in S&P 500 futures to a massive liquidation event in the precious metals sector. The Mechanics Of The Sell-Off According to the “Mad Money” host, the downward pressure on equities is not a reflection of poor corporate health but rather a “non-stock related sell-off” triggered by over-leveraged commodity traders. Cramer noted that investors who used borrowed capital to
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