It’s Over: Trump ‘Purposely’ Crashing The Stock Market

00:14:25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWyrIG1j5BA

Sintesi

TLDRIn this video, the speaker addresses the significant recent downturn in the stock market, linking it to high-interest rates, tariff implementations, and governmental financial struggles. Key points highlighted include the mechanisms of market corrections and bear markets, and the potential for panic selling to exacerbate market declines. The speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining a long-term investment perspective, suggests prudent financial practices, and warns investors to brace for potential further drops. He advocates for disciplined investing strategies and provides insights on how to navigate through volatile times while taking opportunities to invest when prices decline.

Punti di forza

  • 📉 Stock market is facing a significant downturn.
  • 📈 High interest rates make borrowing costly, affecting investments.
  • 🔄 Tariffs contribute to market volatility and uncertainty.
  • ⚠️ Panic selling intensifies market drops.
  • 🔧 Understanding corrections (10%) vs. bear markets (20%) is crucial.
  • 📊 Historical data shows that market corrections happen regularly.
  • 💭 Good financial habits are essential in both good and bad markets.
  • ⚖️ Investors are advised to be cautious and maintain perspective.
  • 📅 Long-term strategies can turn market dips into opportunities.
  • 💡 Staying invested is crucial to avoid missing recovery days.

Linea temporale

  • 00:00:00 - 00:05:00

    The current stock market downturn is attributed to multiple factors, including high tariffs and uncertainty, leading to panic selling. The previous video warned investors of potential market crashes, which are now occurring as prices fall due to fear. This volatility suggests that tariffs have been used as negotiation tactics rather than solid policy, contributing to economic instability as investors brace for recessionary conditions. Additionally, there are concerns over national debt and interest payments, which could force the government to engineer a market downturn to manage refinancing costs more effectively.

  • 00:05:00 - 00:14:25

    The discussion extends to the nature of market declines, outlining three levels: a stock market correction (10% drop), a bear market (20% drop), and a potential market collapse (40% drop). Historical patterns show that corrections are normal, but bear markets have significant impacts, often marked by prolonged declines. The video stresses the importance of maintaining sound financial habits, even in downturns, with a focus on careful, long-term investment strategies rather than reacting impulsively to market changes. Lastly, staying invested is crucial, as missing out on significant market recoveries can drastically reduce returns.

Mappa mentale

Video Domande e Risposte

  • Why are interest rates impacting the stock market?

    High interest rates make borrowing more expensive, leading to reduced consumer spending and lower investment in the stock market.

  • What are tariffs and how do they affect the market?

    Tariffs are taxes on imports that can lead to higher prices and increased volatility in stock prices as businesses react to changing costs.

  • What is a stock market correction?

    A stock market correction is a decline of at least 10% from a recent peak, which is common and usually temporary.

  • What is a bear market?

    A bear market is defined as a drop of at least 20% from a market peak and typically occurs every 7 to 10 years.

  • What are signs of a stock market collapse?

    A collapse is characterized by a drop of at least 40% and is relatively rare, only occurring three times over the last 120 years.

  • How should investors react to a declining market?

    Investors should consider using declines as buying opportunities and maintain a long-term investment strategy.

  • What is the significance of the national debt mentioned in the video?

    The national debt impacts interest rates and government spending, affecting market stability and investor confidence.

  • What role does panic play in stock market movements?

    Panic can lead to increased selling pressure, driving prices down further as investors rush to liquidate their holdings.

  • Why is it important to have good financial habits?

    Good financial habits can protect against economic downturns and provide a foundation for wealth-building regardless of market conditions.

  • How can investors prepare for potential market downturns?

    Investors should practice disciplined investing, stay informed, and be ready to take advantage of lower prices.

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    nobody ever gets Rich when the interest
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    rates are high cuz people can't borrow
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    money is that what you meant the stock
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    market going down was the disruption
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    what other disruption were you alluding
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    to look you can't really watch the stock
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    market you have to do what's right
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    what's up you guys it's grahe here so I
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    don't usually do this but two weeks ago
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    I issued a warning to stock market
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    investors and unfortunately since that
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    video things have gotten a lot worse
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    just today the market has seen its worst
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    drop since 2022 Panic usually creates
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    more panic selling pressure creates more
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    selling pressure and prices are falling
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    purely because prices are falling so
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    similar to my previous video I'd like to
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    help put into perspective exactly what's
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    happening why the market is crashing how
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    things could get worse before they get
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    better and what you could do about it to
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    put yourself ahead financially yes I'm
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    probably going to have to repeat myself
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    a few times but at least you should
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    understand the truth about what's
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    actually going on as soon as you hit the
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    like button and subscribe if you haven't
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    done that already that's all I ask for
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    it helps the channel tremendously and as
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    a thank you for doing that I will do my
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    best to read and reply to as many
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    comments as I can so thanks so much and
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    also big thank you to incog for
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    sponsoring this video but more on that
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    later all right now in terms of why the
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    Market's crashing as of now we have the
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    perfect storm starting with tariffs now
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    here's the thing when it comes to
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    talking about tariffs so far here's how
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    they've worked Trump threatens tariffs
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    by a certain date the market goes down
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    but eventually starts to recover on the
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    day tariffs go into effect the market
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    plunges because no one expected it to
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    actually go through but 24 to 48 hours
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    later an agreement is reached that gives
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    an extension the market goes back up and
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    then the process repeats itself when
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    tariffs go back into effect waiting for
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    another agreement to be reached this
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    volatility starts to give the impression
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    that tariffs have simply been used as a
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    negotiation tool to get more favorable
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    trade deals within the United States but
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    the market never actually priced in the
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    likelihood of them sticking around until
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    this it's currently scheduled that a 25%
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    tariff on steel and aluminum Imports are
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    set to take effect March 12th well a
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    250% tariff on Canadian dairy products
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    could be next along with a tremendously
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    High tariff on Canadian Lumber shortly
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    afterwards on top of that what's really
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    fueling the tariffs is that he said
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    tariffs may still go up as time goes by
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    now even though that 250% Dairy tariff
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    has largely been debunked as an item
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    that's not even going to begin going
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    into effect since they will be allowed a
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    certain amount of dairy to enter the
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    United States terar free business owners
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    are completely puzzled by what to expect
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    if they to order inventory ahead of time
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    or if they have to start raising prices
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    to cover overhead to which Trump
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    provided no additional information to
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    make matters worse Canada retaliated by
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    enacting 25% tariffs on electricity
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    Imports to New York Minnesota and
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    Michigan starting right now and China
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    SLA back with 15% tariffs on American
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    farm products as a result of this
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    investors are beginning to price in the
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    likelihood of higher prices lower GDP
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    recessionary fears and the potential
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    that things could soon get much much
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    worse but there's a second reason the
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    market could be falling that most people
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    have no idea about and that would be
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    Trump crashing the market on purpose
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    first of all it's important to clarify
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    that this is just a theory but you know
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    what nothing surprises me anymore so
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    here's what we know to be fact right now
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    it's no surprise the government owes a
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    lot of money the national debt is
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    currently sitting at over $36 trillion
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    and that number is only expected to keep
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    going higher which is soon going to
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    cause a lot of problems why well when
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    you have a debt this large you have to
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    pay interest on the debt and when
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    interest rates are at record lows paying
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    off the debt is very easy like imagine
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    it to be like a mortgage taking out a
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    million doll loan at half a percent
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    interest is as simple as spending $5,000
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    a year to keep current on your monthly
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    payments but what happens when interest
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    rates go up during a time that you're
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    borrowing a lot more money and you've
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    only locked in that record low interest
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    rate for a few years exactly since
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    interest rates have gone up
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    significantly the United States is now
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    spending more money on interest payments
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    than they are on defense for the first
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    time ever in history which is massive
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    and in 2025 there's another $9.2
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    trillion worth of debt that needs to be
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    refinanced this means they either need
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    to lock in rates when everything is high
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    or they need to create a market crash
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    which causes interest rates to fall and
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    gives them enough time to lock in
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    interest rates for the next few years
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    again even though a lot of this is just
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    a theory some of it does make a lot of
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    sense because 70% of the $9.2 trillion
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    debt needs to be refinanced by June 2025
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    and if nothing is done that debt is
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    scheduled to cost 1% more which is
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    reported to be
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    $156 worth of cost for every $1 of
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    Revenue that the United States generates
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    think about it for Trump this could be a
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    huge win to refinance the national debt
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    at a lower interest rate than usual by
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    forcing the Federal Reserve to lower
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    interest rates like here are some quotes
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    that I pulled from Anthony Pompano who's
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    taken the time to compile some Choice
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    words by Donald Trump here you go I've
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    been saying let's get interest rates
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    down nobody ever gets Rich when the
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    interest rates are high because people
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    can't borrow money interest rates are
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    going down you know what else is going
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    down Energy's going down I'd love to see
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    energy go down is that what you meant
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    the stock market going down was the
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    disruption what other disruption were
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    you alluding to look what I have to do
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    quarters that's true you can't go by
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    that you have to do what's right all of
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    this Paints the picture that maybe this
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    is his way of reducing the cost of the
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    national debt perhaps he could frame it
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    the video all right now in terms of how
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    bad things could potentially get you're
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    going to want to hear this on a broad
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    scale there are three different types of
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    declines that you're going to want to be
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    made aware of the first is what's known
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    as a stock market correction that's
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    defined as a drop of at least 10% now
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    it's important to recognize that normal
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    volatility throughout the Market is
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    extremely common like since 1920 the S&P
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    500 has on average seen a 5% pullback
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    three times a year so Random
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    fluctuations happen all the time this is
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    also somewhat the case with Market
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    Corrections which have happened on
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    average every 16 months in fact if
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    you're like me and you like averages so
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    far the average stock market correction
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    has been 15.6% and lasts for 71.6 days
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    so it's perfectly normal and every
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    healthy Market sees a regular pullback
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    from time to time however after that we
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    move move on to the more serious
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    category and that would be a bare Market
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    which is defined of at least a 20% drop
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    from the peak and this is where the
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    NASDAQ might soon be approaching
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    according to the data this typically
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    hits every 7 to 10 years and when it
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    hits unfortunately it hits kind of hard
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    during a bare Market the stock market
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    drops on average
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    33.2% and it falls over a period of 363
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    days now it is important to clarify that
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    these are just averages and it doesn't
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    mean the next bare Market's going to
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    fall exactly 33 % and last for exactly a
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    year for example in 2020 we saw the
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    fastest 30% drop in history since the
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    Great Depression and then right after
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    that we saw the quickest recession in
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    history which lasted just 33 days so
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    anything can happen although in terms of
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    taking it even further from here things
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    can always get a lot worse and that's
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    what brings us to a stock market
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    collapse I would consider this to be a
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    drop of at least 40% throughout the
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    entire market and not just in one sector
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    like cryptocurrency and over the last
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    120 years years this has only ever
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    happened three times this is why a
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    market collapse is rather uncommon but
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    it's not impossible to happen throughout
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    our lifetimes which is something that
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    everyone needs to keep in mind but in
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    terms of what you could do to use this
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    as an opportunity to come out ahead
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    profitable here's my take on things
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    first when it comes to Building Wealth
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    it's important to recognize that there's
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    always going to be a reason not to
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    invest like when I started buying real
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    estate in 2011 the overall Market had
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    already fallen 50% and I was buying some
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    of these properties for 20 cents on the
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    dollar but I was told to wait because
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    Shadow inventory was about to be
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    Unleashed on the market and prices were
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    about to fall even further but guess
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    what that shadow inventory never came
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    the market recovered and I'm so glad I
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    didn't listen to all the people who told
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    me not to buy even in early 2017 when I
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    started making videos here on YouTube
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    there was so many headlines about how
  • 00:10:20
    the market could be poised for a crash
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    or how the market was overvalued but I
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    just kept dollar cost averaging on a
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    regular basis and I'm glad I did the
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    same thing applies to 2020 2022 and I'm
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    sure even today second investing is not
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    a game I hate to say it but when you
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    really get down to it investing
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    shouldn't be fun it should be pretty
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    boring I know that sounds weird to say
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    because for me investing is a total
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    blast and I love it but it's not a sign
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    of a healthy Market where people are
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    trying to YOLO their life savings into
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    whatever is the hottest stock of the day
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    to try to get a brand new Cyber truck at
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    a certain point you have to remember if
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    you are trying to beat the market
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    average you're either taking a
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    calculated risk or you're gambling and
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    the line between the two has gotten
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    incredibly blurred over these last few
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    years third overconfidence is going to
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    destroy your portfolio the moment that
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    you think you have the entire Market all
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    figured out you've lost because of that
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    it's really important to recognize that
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    the less you know the better you will do
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    because you're not going to over
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    complicate things and take unnecessary
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    risk for gains you never needed in the
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    first place for example every single
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    study shows that the best investors of
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    all time simply buy into an index fund
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    on a regular basis and hold it for2
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    years this is why dead people often make
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    the best investors because they don't
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    touch it they just buy and they hold and
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    that is what chances are you probably
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    need to do as well fourth let's face it
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    a market drop is probably going to be a
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    lot worse than you expect like you know
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    when you see a decline so you buy in and
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    then it drops even further so you buy in
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    even more and then it keeps falling
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    until eventually you run out of money
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    and it keeps falling even more well
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    generally Market bottom takes place at
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    Absolute investor capitulation where
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    people think the economy is forever
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    finished finished no one is buying in
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    and people think to themselves that
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    it'll just continue getting even worse
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    this was the case back in the worst of
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    2020 2010 and I'm sure back in 2001 even
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    though I was too young to remember that
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    one every generation I promise is going
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    to have their own moment when they think
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    to themselves that this time is
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    different and even though it's always
  • 00:12:18
    recovered in the past this time today
  • 00:12:21
    has never been like anything before and
  • 00:12:24
    we're probably all finished that's why I
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    tend to think that it's reasonable to
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    expect that things can always get a lot
  • 00:12:30
    worse than you expect them to and just
  • 00:12:32
    to be prepared for that fifth good
  • 00:12:34
    financial habits should be practiced in
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    both good and bad markets even though
  • 00:12:38
    now is certainly a great time to work
  • 00:12:40
    some extra hours take on a side hustle
  • 00:12:42
    cut back on unnecessary spending and
  • 00:12:43
    invest the difference ideally you should
  • 00:12:45
    be doing that regardless of where the
  • 00:12:47
    stock market trades yes I understand
  • 00:12:49
    it's not cool to live frugally and live
  • 00:12:52
    below your means when everyone else is
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    making 10x Returns on Meme coins but I
  • 00:12:56
    promise you if you just stick with it
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    long term it's going to pay off 10 times
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    more in the future I guess I've just
  • 00:13:02
    seen so many careers come and go so many
  • 00:13:04
    businesses go bankrupt out of nowhere
  • 00:13:06
    and so many Investments lose value that
  • 00:13:09
    I just tend to be overly cautious about
  • 00:13:11
    what I do plus six it was found that in
  • 00:13:13
    the event we hit a bare Market that half
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    of the S&P 500's strongest days in the
  • 00:13:18
    last 20 years occurred during a bare
  • 00:13:20
    market and another 34% of the Market's
  • 00:13:22
    best days took place in the first 2
  • 00:13:23
    months of a bull market before it was
  • 00:13:25
    clear that a bull market had even begun
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    this is really important to mention
  • 00:13:29
    because if you just miss the best days
  • 00:13:31
    of the overall Market your returns drop
  • 00:13:33
    substantially and if you stay out of the
  • 00:13:35
    market it's even possible to begin
  • 00:13:37
    losing money this is why regardless of
  • 00:13:40
    what happens to the stock market or how
  • 00:13:42
    bad the sell-off gets there's always a
  • 00:13:44
    reason to say this time is different
  • 00:13:46
    sure the market might continue selling
  • 00:13:48
    off much more than we initially expected
  • 00:13:50
    or could rebound the next day I have no
  • 00:13:53
    idea that's why as long as I'm not
  • 00:13:55
    planning to use this money over the next
  • 00:13:57
    20 to 30 years any short-term
  • 00:13:59
    fluctuations make no difference
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    whatsoever it's just an opportunity to
  • 00:14:03
    buy in a little cheaper and if you
  • 00:14:05
    appreciate this message and me trying to
  • 00:14:07
    get this video out as soon as possible
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    please hit the like button and subscribe
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    if you haven't done that already again
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    that's all I ask for in return and I'll
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    do my best to read and reply to as many
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    comments as I can so thanks so much and
  • 00:14:18
    also again big thank you to incog for
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