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IMO, the sell-off would be directly tied to the explosion. I would also think that airline stocks plunge or at least fall after a major, passenger plane crash, etc.
Quick edit here.....thankfully, only two injuries. No, if the event isn't "scary enough" then it doesn't seem to cause a sell-off.
It could even be just "economically scary" so-to-speak and cause market to fall, IMO.
This doesn't sound like an event that's likely to do this, except for coincidences.....market could just happen to fall after this, and your dream still be absolutely accurate.
Quick edit here.....thankfully, only two injuries. No, if the event isn't "scary enough" then it doesn't seem to cause a sell-off.
It could even be just "economically scary" so-to-speak and cause market to fall, IMO.
This doesn't sound like an event that's likely to do this, except for coincidences.....market could just happen to fall after this, and your dream still be absolutely accurate.
(02-18-2015, 02:13 PM)Iris Wrote: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/blast-hits...50741.html
As I'm still rather new at this process, I'm wondering if at times the events we see in our dreams are temporal markers, similar to what Major Ed Dames discusses. So even though in my dream the explosion seemed to cause the worldwide sell-off, perhaps there is instead a sequence of events: the markets surge to highs, a large explosion occurs, the markets sell-off. So the explosion occurs prior to the sell-off but does nto necessarily cause the sell-off. Opinions? has anyone else noticed dream events as indicating more of a sequence of events rather than causality?