QE? When QE ends it may be a little rough at first since the crutches are gone. But the doctor doesn't let you ditch the crutches until you can walk on your own. QE coming to an end shows recovery and relative strength in the economy compared to when Big Ben instituted this policy.
Now of course I recognize the disconnect between the market recovery and the economy but this is all being controlled, calculated, and planned well in advance. I don't see nearly the impact some naysayers are touting. I'd be shocked by more than a 10% decline from market highs before the market finds its own footing again.
I just can't wrap my mind around any of the current issues in the market and economy (including global) serving as a catalyst for a 50% correction.