The Incoming Recession 2017-2018? - How to Make Money During a Recession



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  1. " i really wish i had the money to buy when the recession hit in 2008 but i was in elementary school" haha so funny!
  2. You said almost nothing in the first 10 mins. of this video so I stopped watching.
  3. jack things youre not taking into consideration about the next one. We never got our jobs back most of the jobs thats been created have been service jobs like fast food bar tenders, waiters etc. we have 20 trillion in debt 1.2 trillion student debt. I dont know what kind of bubble we are in but its a fat one
  4. so young and naive... You are spot on with the mechanics of the stock market in a perfect world. You are forgetting that the fed and the fed alone is responsible for propping up the stock market with QE. Market manipulation to create confidence. The 1929 stock market took 25 years to recover losses. And that was only because WWII allowed the US to become the super power. I can 100% guarantee your system of buying on the downs will not work in this next recession. You explained very well why too. The fed won't be able to lower interest rates to spur consumer confidence etc. There are ways to capitalize however. Hint: Au Ag
  5. thats no joke. my boss bought a $130,000 condo in florida for $20,000 in 08.
  6. Your math is a bit off. If you look again, you will see that a new recession historically happens 3-10 years after the previous recession *ended*. The previous recession ended in 2009. So we're looking at a new recession by 2019. It could happen in 2017 and Trump's presidency would definitely be wise to make it happen sooner rather than later. But statistically it could take as long as 2019.
  7. the economy has been collapsing for YEARS, all they did was prop up the stock market in 2009 to make everyone think things got better, they never did.. the U.S government currently holds less cash than Apple and Google... it wont be a "recession" it will be a complete collapse of the system.. the last thing to go will be the stock market ..
  8. Jack you're kind of falling for the hot hand fallacy here man
  9. This might be a dumb question. Are index and mutual funds affected by a recession in the same way as regular stocks? I assume it would, but just curious.
  10. Hi jack , in regards to your example of buying stocks during the recession with the intent of holding them for the long term , what are some examples of stock to buy? Because if a companys stock is falling during the recession , surely there is a chance the company closes ?
  11. Jack, clean your acne up, learn to dress like a man and then people might start to take you seriously. Jack, also try and do original work as this is very common knowledge which I can get off the internet.
  12. The U.S. market was pretty solid for about 20 years, starting in 1981 and ending in the recession of 2001.That's an outlier.
  13. He is wrong good advice it dropped about 40-50% 08' and if you bought at that high times high and held for about 9 years you be up 50% not 10%

    Be patient and not greedy. When it's 50% off historic highs and breaking records every other week or back to back days maybe not the best time to be a greedy fuck and be patient. Same applies for the "dips" when minor correction don't jump yet.

    When the sky is falling buy... When "it can't fall" again sell that shit. Sounds simple but hard to emotionally do and remain patient and not greedy.
  14. hahah Windsor isn't scary bro unless you're a pussy
  15. I have gold. This next recession will be absolute mayhem, not just a repeat of 2008.
  16. Ta Da, double your money buying on recession. "That's how it works" Not saying anything detailed about it.
    Central banks flood the real economy with credit expansion and flood the stockmarkets with quantative easing (buying assets with their infinite budget), kicking up the ball so it keeps bouncing, that in the first place is falling because they've been doing exactly that the years before. That's the reality behind it. When it reaches a breaking point, you will lose everything if you're still playing around ignoring the risks behind the delusions of this rooten markets.

    None insight.
  17. Boy, you sound just like how you look- YOUNG. There has been only 3 recessions in the past 34 years in this country.

    First one being the dotcom bubble, a stinky hobo down the street could just start an internet company and right away people would pour their dough into it. Second: 9/11. Not a fault of the market. No questions. 2008-9: Mortgage bubble. This was one of the worst recessions since the Great Depression and it takes long to get over such an impact and get to the level of inflation and bubble enough to go another recession.

    Anything of significance before that 34yr period happened mostly in the rather early 1900's and it was a completely different market/social beast than it is now with such volatility. You can't predict a recession based on the "history" anymore really. It's just a cliche people who don't really understand the real history like to regurgitate just because they feel like letting people know.

    I can also talk market health and general economy such as wages going up, material extraction businesses booming, etc., but you can do that research yourself. Just know that when you talk about things of such a grand scale and impact, prepare yourself with much deeper knowledge than "oh the average has been this so it's gotta come!"
  18. A lot of people seem to be happy with getting a 100% return. I'd be disappointed with that kind of return over 5 years.

    I want to make 1000% returns. Bring me the money.
  19. You're right, mate, it usually takes up to 10 years for the next financial crisis to begin, but this has been the slowest recovery for the US economy since The Great Depression, so my guess is that it will take 2-3 more years for the next crisis to begin. Love your channel, keep up the good work!
  20. does anyone really trust an unemployed kid teaching people? what's wrong with the world...


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