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

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  • @GrahamStephan says:

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  • @1kaaa says:

    Everyone’s saying sell, time to buy.

  • @HUCKEBEINJOSHUA says:

    Economic 101: money hates uncertainty.

  • @TheSparrow_42 says:

    This theory would sorta make sense if it wasn’t for the fact that we are headed for stagflation in which case the fed wont be able to lower rates.

  • @genesis3157 says:

    So funny every YouTuber were telling us how bullish they are and now every YouTuber is saying “I told you this recession was coming”.

  • @capitalexpenditures21 says:

    People always lose their marbles & forget the rules of this game. When people PANIC, THAT’S WHEN YOU MAKE MONEY!

    • @Remember-Death says:

      You don’t make money WHEN people panic, you make money AFTER people are panicking.

    • @InkRVA says:

      Yep. By buying puts while the market continues to drop.

    • @Tobyyy24 says:

      @@Remember-Deathhave you ever heard of options ? 😂😂

    • @thanksyoutubefortakingmyhandle says:

      @@Tobyyy24 I have but I don’t understand them even after trying to teach myself

    • @Tobyyy24 says:

      @@thanksyoutubefortakingmyhandle ok so you can see how your comment is a false statement. Plenty of videos on YouTube and step by step on how to purchase options on robinhood. If you wanted to make a killing this week you would have purchased last week “QQQ put 500” expiration this week or next. Or any put for that matter.

  • @tommyrosales2019 says:

    You know who’s really going to buy during this coming downturn? The rich. The rich will get richer and the wealth gap will continue to expand.

  • @NomadJoe0323 says:

    Wait, thought this was all about fentanyl 🤔

  • @landmarkcreations1183 says:

    The truth is none really knows the future. I’ve seen so many financial “experts” who were way off of what actually happened.

    • @0_to_a_million says:

      Very true. When you’re in the game of making predictions, there’s always an opportunity to be wrong.

    • @bmvasakis says:

      there absolutely is people that know the future, especially if they control every fucking thing under the sun. everything thats happening right now was said in a meeting somewhere, decades ago.

    • @vaxx-1161 says:

      You don’t have to be a financial expert. Pick up a history book and read how the markets responded to the Tarrifs of the late 20s, early 30s before the great depression.

    • @AMPProf says:

      Ibdo But time travler rules.. Ohhh my bad

    • @coldshock5181 says:

      ​​@@vaxx-1161 You don’t have to go back that far lol, the same stuff literally happened in Trump’s first term

  • @HartleyScales says:

    I like that Graham’s advice is always just buy and hold no matter how alarming his video title is.

    • @DylarianTalks says:

      He’s made about 100 videos saying the same thing: buy, hold, and average down.

    • @peter5149 says:

      Been watching him for 5 years and can pretty much agree with this. Click bait titles and thumbnails, old person advice in the actual video.

    • @greenbeetless says:

      @@DylarianTalksthe power of DCA, as long as the project is fundamentally sound the company goes up to the right; until technology innovates and replaces the project. Financial education teaches us we treat the company like it lives in perpetuity.

    • @tstfam says:

      And yet Warren Buffet left the S&P500…. I was about to sell two week ago and Graham’s video convinced me not to. Now I’m regretting and feel that I just have to sit tight and watch things go poorly

    • @EricDaMAJ says:

      Either the Trump economy will succeed or Democrats will clean up the mess. Either way it’s a win for the long term stock holder. I survived 2008 just fine.

  • @Bropes says:

    Framing republicans as trying to responsibly deal with the debt when they just proposed a spending bill that increases it by almost 4 trillion dollars is hilarious 😂

    • @will-zj5gq says:

      trusting the democrats more is even more hilarious

    • @jean-pierrelaugier6627 says:

      Trump is now hated by 5 continents, except Russia and half USA. USA now alone. US products (Tesla, Starlink, weapons…) boycotted by WW customers. US RECESSION… 🙂

    • @bnolsen says:

      Who ever did that? It’s always been outsiders like trump who take on the machine of government. The Republicans are bad but the Dems are at least order of magnitude worse with fiscal irresponsibility.

    • @drew2it733 says:

      There’s only two Republicans left, Thomas Massie and Rand Paul. They both publicly stated yesterday they would vote against this. This is why I’m a libertarian and not a Republican. They are a farce, liars, democrats with just a different name.

    • @thecrackin-u8p says:

      Yah it’s ridiculous

  • @reganmian says:

    This is why Warren Buffet has had a stockpile of cash

    • @naingkiss93 says:

      The saddest things is we know how to take advantage of the recession but we don’t have the capital to buy up.

    • @IsaiahMiguel says:

      He’s had a stockpile for a while now

    • @Gattberserk says:

      @@IsaiahMiguel stockpule but ALOT more, it used to be 170bil now is over 300b.

    • @garyshan7239 says:

      BH is up

    • @user-wm4qd9mg8y says:

      He inherited a pile of cash from his father. There is a difference between a wise investor and a nepotism baby.

      If you have a rich dad who’s willing to give you lots of cash to invest, by all means, do it. If you don’t, you’re likely to join the 93% of people who don’t have squat trying to get rich in a stock market that’s been figured out by billionaires for 20 years.

      Bad investors are the reason Warren Buffet has money. But there are millions of poor investors who think he wants to help them.

  • @SonoraGrove says:

    We rode the 2008 recession out and kept buying. We made a lot of money these past 17 years but don’t have 20 years to makeup for all our gains that could be lost. Sold 80% of our stocks in January knowing the train wreck was coming. Happy with the safe 4% since we don’t need this money to live on. Sold high and will buy low but have absolutely no confidence that things will get better anytime soon.

  • @gnagyusa says:

    This is when I buy. When everyone is panic-selling, there’s blood on the streets and everything has a 70% discount.

  • @RubySapior says:

    Remember kids, buy when the youtubers have red thumbnails and sell when green thumbnails.

  • @tonysilke says:

    Once markets really grasp that Trump is serious about tariffs, it’s going to hit hard. If the US cuts itself off from global trade, that isolationism is going to send shockwaves

    • @Nernst96 says:

      Yeah, exactly. Investors won’t sit quietly. Once they sense the long term impact of these tariffs, I wouldn’t be surprised if we see a significant market downturn

    • @PhilipDunk says:

      People are underestimating the ripple effect. Companies that rely on imports or exports will take a hit. We could see a chain reaction affecting everything from tech to manufacturing

    • @PatrickLloyd- says:

      The volatility is going to be rough. Honestly, this is where a financial advisor comes into play. I brought one on board when the markets were getting unpredictable, and it was one of the best decisions I made. Helped me navigate these fluctuations and build a strategy that kept me steady

    • @RobbieNixon-d1w says:

      @@PatrickLloyd- That’s interesting. I’ve been managing on my own, but with all this uncertainty, maybe it’s time to rethink that. Please who do you work with?

    • @PatrickLloyd- says:

      I use SOPHIE LYNN CARRABUS as my licensed advisor. Just search her name to find details and set up an appointment.

  • @EVERETTEAlbright says:

    Watching you for such a long time that Xonedium really made a difference, thank you so much.

  • @niccolobutti7140 says:

    Trading 101:
    Step 1 :open social media
    Step 2: is everyone telling you to buy??? Sell
    Is everyone telling you to sell? Buy
    Step3: Repeat

  • @PASCALDAB says:

    Huge drop in consumer confidence from Jan to Feb, S&P 500 down -4.9 % in a month, January core inflation rose to 3.3%, fuel and food prices up. No way the Fed will lower interest rates in this environment.

    • @DonaldStokes-p says:

      I wonder if people that experienced the 2008 crash had it easier because this market conditions are driving me to insanity, my portfolio has lost over $27000 this Jan. alone my profits are tanking and I’m don’t see my retirement turning out well when I can’t even grow my stagnant reserve

    • @Tonyrobs2 says:

      Although a market meltdown might be frightening, if you’re ready, it can also present enormous opportunity. Having a plan in place before it occurs is crucial. First, make sure you don’t have too much debt and that you have an emergency reserve. In this manner, you avoid having to liquidate your investments at the worst possible moment.

    • @mikey43221 says:

      When it comes to investing in stocks, one of the biggest mistakes investors can make is throw in the towel right when we hit a bear market bottom and the indexes find support and start to surge. I’ve been in touch with a coach for awhile now mostly cause I lack the depth knowledge and mental fortitude to deal with these recurring market conditions, I nettd over $220K during this dip, that made it clear there’s more to the market that we avg joes don’t know

    • @SeanTalkoff says:

      @@mikey43221 That’s interesting. I’ve been managing on my own, but with all this uncertainty, maybe it’s time to rethink that. Please who do you work with?

    • @SeanTalkoff says:

      @@mikey43221 This is incredible. Could you recommend who you work with? I really could use some help at this moment.

  • @PaoloTv-q9z says:

    The US economy is already in recession. Any rate cut will not ignite inflation. The banks will tighten even more, all consumer and corporate credit lending. This is the beginning of a deflationary period for your assets. Stocks markets will decline, and stock values disappear in a blink of the eye. Businesses will begin layoffs in earnest which will soon be reflected in the unemployment rate and unemployment claims, to further solidify the recession. In fact, when the FED cut rates in Sept, it will signify that the Titanic is going under, and it will suck everything down. Retail and housing sales will truly decline as consumer hold off their purchases. The inverted yield curve will then turn positive, but remember, certain assets like stocks market acts as a hedge. Long & short-term trading is generally safer, allowing investors to weather market volatility. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 25k to a decent 532k from day trading.. I’m especially grateful to Kathleen Eisen, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.

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