I think they have to do more. The European economy has been sluggish for a while now, and inflation isn't where it needs to be. If they don’t step in with more aggressive action, it could get worse. Lower rates would encourage borrowing and investment, and asset purchases could provide more liquidity to the market
But don’t you think the ECB’s hands are tied at this point? Rates are already at historic lows. How much further can they really go without entering uncharted territory? Plus, the asset purchase program has already pumped so much liquidity into the system at what point does it lose its effectiveness?
I think the path is already set, and no miracles are going to happen from here. They’ve done what they can, but Europe’s economic problems are structural, demographics, productivity, the debt levels of certain countries. The ECB can only do so much. And frankly, they’ve been carrying a lot of the burden on their own while the governments haven’t done much on the fiscal side
True, there are limits to what monetary policy can achieve. And while the ECB might make more moves, I’m not sure they can fix everything on their own. The real issue is that many people are waiting for some kind of external solution, waiting for the ECB to ‘save’ the economy. But in reality, that perfect moment might never come. Sometimes, we just have to make our own decisions and invest for our future, regardless of what the ECB or the Eurozone does
That’s a good point. Instead of trying to time the market or waiting for some magic bullet from the ECB, we should be focusing on how we can protect and grow our own wealth. Even if the ECB lowers rates again or ramps up asset purchases, it’s not going to solve everything. We need to be proactive
The Ecb’s actions are out of our control, and they’re working within limitations. But what is in our control is how we manage our personal finances and investments. This is where individual responsibility comes into play. We need to invest smartly and not rely on external factors
High energy prices lead to higher inflation, which leads to an unsatisfied population that will not reproduce unless they are forced into abject poverty and made to do so. If a place is more unaffordable than other, smart people will move, leading to a brain drain. I suspect this will be the entire EU soon. This is the consequence of chasing infinite growth and that the good times would last without implementing policies that allow this. Now they have to maintain low interest rates while maintaining the illusion of growth so that companies do not exit from the EU. This means INFLATION at a timr of population decline, which will eventually lead to chronic stagflation.
@@erichong4786it's not the pursuit of infinite growth. It's cheating its way to growth abused by the ruling class to expand its borderline authoritarian power
I've always been fascinated by investing, but when I tried stock investing early this last year, it hasn't been as successful as I expected. However, I keep seeing good news about the stock market. What are the best strategies for less risk and more gains?
I totally agree with you. I started out investing on my own too and lost quite a bit. After the 2020 crash, I managed to pull out about $160k. I then invested that money with an analyst, and in just seven months, I made almost $580,000. It's amazing how having the right guidance can turn things around!
I'm very cautious about giving specific recommendations as everyone's situation varies. Consider independent financial advisors like Laurel Ann Watkins I've worked with her for some years and highly recommend her. Check if she meets your criteria.
Thanks for sharing. I curiously searched for her full name and her website popped up immediately. I looked through her credentials and did my due diligence before contacting her.
Europe may be in dire straits, but the only stocks I see sinking daily are a little further East in China. Hang Seng and CSI are already down 4% for the year. The PBOC keeps making promise but nobody really cares at this point. Does anybody still believe this unmitigated disaster is recoverable?
Sven talks of Europe and the US as spenders and debt takers but Asia does the exact same thing, specially China, with there massive subsidies on the hole economy. How can Europe compete with china in cars for example? Cheaper labour, more people, half of the cost are covered by the goverment, yet he talks of China as some manufacturing genius. China´s debt to gdp is already at 85% from 27% in 08´. Add in the goverment, taxes, risk of capital loss, etc, you see why, even with the debt risk, the US is still the best to invest for the time being, and even Europe, has some, like Lithography with ASML, which is a huge moat, but sven only wants to pay a 15 pe multiple for that LOL.
There is no drawback,the long-term future of Europe is looking amazing and high energy prices are good for maybe 3years!It will make ur industry more energy efficient and we will double profit from the cheap energy prices in the future!
Thank you for a great video. As a politician i love to hear your perspective on macroecomics and the EU economy. Would love to hear you elaborate on how we get out of “the rock and a hard place”
Even when they tried to push rates to zero economy was not accelerating that well. The problem lies within the overall economic system of Europe and how it has been built. There is the need for structural changes in laws.
Completely agree with your reasoning about communism. I would also add overregulation. So extremely high taxes and regulation result in lack of innovation. I work in tech and in this sphere it is probably the most noticeable how much we are behind the US.
The European brain is broken. Too many years thinking healthcare must be provided to me, retirement must be provided to me, affordable stuff must be provided to me, subsidies must be granted to me. If you are programmed to believe that there there will always be a lifeline thrown to you no matter what, then why bother?
I recently saw a video by "money and macro" (who I tend to disagree a lot with but not always) that explained that a drawback of measuring EU countries' GDP in USD is that they primarily use Euros and a lot of it for non tradable goods, that are not paid for in USD or imported from the US. A more reasonable figure for comparison would probably to adjust it according to purchasing power parity
Also i have noticed that the danish GDP has only gone from $350 billion to $400 billion since 2008 in USD (14% increase) while in DKK it's gone from 1,8 trillion to 2,8 trillion - that's a 50% increase! That means that exchange rates are a HUGE part of the graph you chose
Low growth or no growth at all in Europe. I think it's here to stay in Europe. Just hope it doesn't become a shrink, that would be a real disaster in the longer run. Not only for investment portfolio's but also for many pension schemes. That's why both EUR currency Europe is underweight in my portfolio since a long time (Euro-crisis back more then a decade ago). The average price I paid for my USD's over all time is 1.28/1 and I still keep buying gradually as there is much more investment opportunity in the US, be it Index, Tech or Value.
I think EU doesn't invest enough in R&D and doesn't have the geopolitical power to relocate production (as US have). EU should have kept its industry within its borders. Then it came the Ukraine war causing energy troubles (caused by US). EU is old continent with old economy.
Eastern Europen gdps growth crazy amount in the last ten years. People life changed so much, that I hardly can imagine. They may not seen these facts but the life is easier over there then ever before.
@@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl No, Serbia was recently proclaimed to be one of the largest growing economies outside of EU, but within Europe. Probably cheap Russian gas and other energy sources. Poland is doing great and will grow even further in the future experts say.
If governments give their printed money only to the wealthy people you'll probably "only" get asset inflation. Many governments have done this, especially before Covid, and official inflation rates were very low. Not that I would like this to happen, just describing how it could work for governments. Of course you will have to spend some money on advertising making people believe they live in their best times ever.
You sure could lower interest rates to negative levels, but if there isn't any demand growth, there isn''t any point for companies to increase production and invest in Europe. With a declining demography Europe is set to stagnate as Japan, unless there are significant technological improvements going on. I wished you could talk about energy, how the EU has promoted wind and solar for 20 years, Germany spent over 100 billions in renewables, and is still relying on gas and coal for reliable electricity. Cherry on the cake: Europe has one of the highest social spending in the world, likely the highest levels of regulations, one of the highest energy costs, a declining population, the lowest tariffs and an almost complete open borders economy, an unfit common currency for most of the countries... How can someone expect growth from this area of the world? A sane person with one million euro in Europe to open a manufacturing business, would move as far as possible from Europe.
Europe, a sleep behind the wheel.The European industry is getting killed by high energy prices. When bosses aren't whining about high wages, but about energy prices you know it's bad. Volkswagen is closing plants in Germany for the first time ever. BASF is cutting their workforce in Germany for the first time.
7:06 I would argue the weak economic growth has been due to, too LOW rates for too long. Low rates just encourage investments in non-productive assets. No creative destruction and productive capital going to bs jobs. Innovation sciences 101
ECB needs to get rid of the idea that low rates create economic growth. Low rates give the economy a sugar high and destroy competitive advantages. Destroying long term growth.
Can somebody tell me why would you invest in Nutrien (NTR)? I saw a P/E of 35 and a growth of 1,2% next year on yahoo finance but an intrinsic value of 58$ to the 48$ right now. In terms of business the world population will reach 9 billion in 2050, more mouths to feed, more demand for fertilizers. (Among other positive factors) But isn't the business expensive right now?
europe regulates and taxes no inovation no entrepreneuriship no nothing ... i live in Eastern Europe is cleaner and safer then the west (not all but some parts ..)
I live in Spain, work for USA and invest globally (thanks for the latter Sven). Only worried for new high reactionary tides all over the world and populism growth.
Higher capital gains taxes and stricter anti trust enforcement are a couple of the things that would be most effective at combating that which you’re concerned about.
I see XAI200F moving right along side all the Alt's you mentioned! Plus I see all the Alt's plus XAI200F moving in lock step in the charts! My point is XAI200F$ is cheap! Retail likes buying cheap! Especially when that cheap item is on the verge of becoming expensive
Things don't inflate in honest gold money. Dow 18 ounces in 1929 and 2024. Inflation is only in IOUs. Currency problem. Using dishonest weights and measures, causes nations to decline, dissolve, and die. Very bad idea. Save in gold. Problem solved.
US equities keep growing as portion of global investment leaving other markets looking less relevant....US GDP unfortunately does not measure the overall well being of population. Hopefully EU investment in basic education and civility continues to pay off without opening the door to extremists and short term thinkers.
Just swapped all of my last ETH and swapped it into XAI200F. Already up a little bit. Unfortunately I have some other junk staked which won’t free up for a while. Still now I am on the train!
Brilliant 🤩 video essay as always, yes indeed please make more of these macro type analyses. Us lowly retail investors need to keep a few things in mind… I am paraphrasing Warren Buffett here but we are not here to be victims of the market movements, the market inefficiencies are their for us to take advantage of…we just of have to do our research. The will to do well in investing is not as important as our ability to sharpen our preparatory work and become adaptive.
Bad qualify burocratas all Over European level can ONLY lead to bad results. We keep giving top european jobs to people that have no quality whatsoever...no surprise about the results Europe is getting
The decline of Europe is an inevitable result of Europe having used up it's resources imo, which is an inevitable result of Europe having industrialised first.
Stocks in the short term look more likely to move downward. I Just inherited $500k which I Look forward to invest. what stocks should I look into as a newbie to safely grow my money?
I must say you are an inspiration because I started up investing and trading as a scared investor who doesn’t want to lose money, glad to say I’m very profitable now and bought my first house through it
The truth is that this is really not as difficult as many people presume it to be. It requires a certain level of diligence, no doubt, which is something ordinary investors lack, and so a financial advisor often comes in very handy. My friend just pulled in more than $84k last month alone from his investment with his advisor. That is how people are able to make such huge profits in the market.
How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Jessica Dawn Walters” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thanks for the info. I searched for her full name and found her website right away. I reviewed her credentials and did my research before reaching out to her.
don't be so defeatist Sven, come on. yes it is a mess from woke leftism, but look for change! it will come one day. or just leave Europe lol low tax, supply side economics, free market is the answer
Its also demographically inevitable No immigration, no eastern european kids/workforce to send to Western, really old populations?? More problems to come to EU
Don't worry, if age is the problem, we have half of Africa's youth lying around on the streets. They get on a boat and they already know "their rights" before they set foot here. That is how retrded Western Europe is. Europe's only competitive advantage is brewing problems and adding fuel to fires.
I think they have to do more. The European economy has been sluggish for a while now, and inflation isn't where it needs to be. If they don’t step in with more aggressive action, it could get worse. Lower rates would encourage borrowing and investment, and asset purchases could provide more liquidity to the market
But don’t you think the ECB’s hands are tied at this point? Rates are already at historic lows. How much further can they really go without entering uncharted territory? Plus, the asset purchase program has already pumped so much liquidity into the system at what point does it lose its effectiveness?
I think the path is already set, and no miracles are going to happen from here. They’ve done what they can, but Europe’s economic problems are structural, demographics, productivity, the debt levels of certain countries. The ECB can only do so much. And frankly, they’ve been carrying a lot of the burden on their own while the governments haven’t done much on the fiscal side
True, there are limits to what monetary policy can achieve. And while the ECB might make more moves, I’m not sure they can fix everything on their own. The real issue is that many people are waiting for some kind of external solution, waiting for the ECB to ‘save’ the economy. But in reality, that perfect moment might never come. Sometimes, we just have to make our own decisions and invest for our future, regardless of what the ECB or the Eurozone does
That’s a good point. Instead of trying to time the market or waiting for some magic bullet from the ECB, we should be focusing on how we can protect and grow our own wealth. Even if the ECB lowers rates again or ramps up asset purchases, it’s not going to solve everything. We need to be proactive
The Ecb’s actions are out of our control, and they’re working within limitations. But what is in our control is how we manage our personal finances and investments. This is where individual responsibility comes into play. We need to invest smartly and not rely on external factors
It's not the money, it's the regulations and bureaucracy.
They're printing money due to the stagnation due to the regulations and bureaucracy...
The knowledge you share here is extremely unique. i must say you and trader Cischke have really brought me far on this journey of growing my finance.
He mostly interacts on X, using the user-name.
@cischketrade.
Trading has offered many opportunities to investors to build a high portfolio despite the economic downturn
Speaking of been successful. I know I am blessed if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as Cischke
He's really good in studying the market and making a strategy and i am learning so much from his already.
Europe totally bungled its energy policy.
High energy prices give you high unemployment.
The EU not Europe
It's more than that. Energy price is almost directly correlated with GDP.
High energy prices lead to higher inflation, which leads to an unsatisfied population that will not reproduce unless they are forced into abject poverty and made to do so. If a place is more unaffordable than other, smart people will move, leading to a brain drain. I suspect this will be the entire EU soon.
This is the consequence of chasing infinite growth and that the good times would last without implementing policies that allow this. Now they have to maintain low interest rates while maintaining the illusion of growth so that companies do not exit from the EU. This means INFLATION at a timr of population decline, which will eventually lead to chronic stagflation.
What didn’t Europe bungle?
@@erichong4786it's not the pursuit of infinite growth. It's cheating its way to growth abused by the ruling class to expand its borderline authoritarian power
You’ve really made me rethink how I handle challenges. It’s not about avoiding hard work, it’s about embracing the grind.
Thank you Sven. Monetary politics is one side. That the EU became a burocratic monster which is generating crazy laws on a daily basis, is the other.
And imigrantion didnt go well
I've always been fascinated by investing, but when I tried stock investing early this last year, it hasn't been as successful as I expected. However, I keep seeing good news about the stock market. What are the best strategies for less risk and more gains?
The importance of mitigating risks might be why many investors are turning to advisors for guidance.
I totally agree with you. I started out investing on my own too and lost quite a bit. After the 2020 crash, I managed to pull out about $160k. I then invested that money with an analyst, and in just seven months, I made almost $580,000. It's amazing how having the right guidance can turn things around!
This is incredible. Could you recommend who you work with? I really could use some help at this moment.
I'm very cautious about giving specific recommendations as everyone's situation varies. Consider independent financial advisors like Laurel Ann Watkins I've worked with her for some years and highly recommend her. Check if she meets your criteria.
Thanks for sharing. I curiously searched for her full name and her website popped up immediately. I looked through her credentials and did my due diligence before contacting her.
Once again Sven thanks for sharing your past experiences...great stuff...thanks for taking the time
Europe may be in dire straits, but the only stocks I see sinking daily are a little further East in China. Hang Seng and CSI are already down 4% for the year. The PBOC keeps making promise but nobody really cares at this point. Does anybody still believe this unmitigated disaster is recoverable?
Sven talks of Europe and the US as spenders and debt takers but Asia does the exact same thing, specially China, with there massive subsidies on the hole economy. How can Europe compete with china in cars for example? Cheaper labour, more people, half of the cost are covered by the goverment, yet he talks of China as some manufacturing genius. China´s debt to gdp is already at 85% from 27% in 08´. Add in the goverment, taxes, risk of capital loss, etc, you see why, even with the debt risk, the US is still the best to invest for the time being, and even Europe, has some, like Lithography with ASML, which is a huge moat, but sven only wants to pay a 15 pe multiple for that LOL.
Great video thanks Sven. Another drawback is lack of energy while pushing costly renewables agenda. And of course risk of wars
There is no drawback,the long-term future of Europe is looking amazing and high energy prices are good for maybe 3years!It will make ur industry more energy efficient and we will double profit from the cheap energy prices in the future!
That's a great topic Sven, please continue with Europe discussions
8:58 Lagarde said: "Pou$@!n, appelez Mario, appelez Mario!" 😂😂🤣🤣
Thank you for a great video. As a politician i love to hear your perspective on macroecomics and the EU economy. Would love to hear you elaborate on how we get out of “the rock and a hard place”
Great video sven, i would be interested in more like this, maybe even an update on your book recomendations on economies in general !
One book: the dao of capital
Good video Sven, the hard truth.
Crazy to lower interest rates with 4.1% inflation. What's your opinion on this?
Thank you for the analysis, Sven! Can you please cover GRANOLAS stocks, which are considered to be European “magnificent seven” counterpart.
Thank you.
Hi Sven, what is your opinion about Argentina’s president Milei, to get rid of the central bank, would be a solution elsewhere? Thanks!
If you correct for 5-7% inflation is there 0% growth or even less?..
Preach it, Doctor!!!
What's better hold foreign stocks in euros or European stocks in USD 😉
Even when they tried to push rates to zero economy was not accelerating that well. The problem lies within the overall economic system of Europe and how it has been built. There is the need for structural changes in laws.
Can you discuss MMT from your perspective?
Can you please review ETF SMH?
Completely agree with your reasoning about communism. I would also add overregulation. So extremely high taxes and regulation result in lack of innovation. I work in tech and in this sphere it is probably the most noticeable how much we are behind the US.
High taxes are a good thing!
Cheap gas from Russia was a advantage also.
This data at the start of the video is nominal. It doesnt account the USD/EUR exchange rate?!?!!?❤
5:59 In my world too! 1000% agree with you! Read Lacalle's or Juan Ramon Rallo's books
What other options do they have besides QE and low rates? They tried austerity post 2008 recession and there were riots in the street.
The European brain is broken. Too many years thinking healthcare must be provided to me, retirement must be provided to me, affordable stuff must be provided to me, subsidies must be granted to me. If you are programmed to believe that there there will always be a lifeline thrown to you no matter what, then why bother?
I recently saw a video by "money and macro" (who I tend to disagree a lot with but not always) that explained that a drawback of measuring EU countries' GDP in USD is that they primarily use Euros and a lot of it for non tradable goods, that are not paid for in USD or imported from the US. A more reasonable figure for comparison would probably to adjust it according to purchasing power parity
That paints a very different picture of their GDP growth! Not to say that the EU countries don't have problems
Also i have noticed that the danish GDP has only gone from $350 billion to $400 billion since 2008 in USD (14% increase) while in DKK it's gone from 1,8 trillion to 2,8 trillion - that's a 50% increase! That means that exchange rates are a HUGE part of the graph you chose
EU country's have zero problems!
Low growth or no growth at all in Europe. I think it's here to stay in Europe. Just hope it doesn't become a shrink, that would be a real disaster in the longer run. Not only for investment portfolio's but also for many pension schemes. That's why both EUR currency Europe is underweight in my portfolio since a long time (Euro-crisis back more then a decade ago). The average price I paid for my USD's over all time is 1.28/1 and I still keep buying gradually as there is much more investment opportunity in the US, be it Index, Tech or Value.
Europe is fine,don't worry the future looks bright!
I’m from Treviso Sven 😂❤
saluti!!!
Draghi to all non-euro parties in Europe: "I can brong you in warm, or i can brong you in cold" cit Din Djarin
Great Video !!! Wish you do more :)
2:55 Read the book from Daniel Lacalle - Escape from the Central Bank Trap
I think EU doesn't invest enough in R&D and doesn't have the geopolitical power to relocate production (as US have). EU should have kept its industry within its borders. Then it came the Ukraine war causing energy troubles (caused by US). EU is old continent with old economy.
Europe is the future bro!We have here everything what we need!
@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl everything to live in retirement holidays 😂
@@riellox79Everything to have a beautyfull quality life with nothing to worry!It's like paradise in Europe!
Eastern Europen gdps growth crazy amount in the last ten years. People life changed so much, that I hardly can imagine. They may not seen these facts but the life is easier over there then ever before.
Wrong!Only Poland is doing very well!
Poland is growing and doing well for now but their rapidly aging population and xenophobia will crash them long term
@@i_like_beer-o2fThe ageing problem in Asia is much bigger so Europe will doing very well!
@@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl
No, Serbia was recently proclaimed to be one of the largest growing economies outside of EU, but within Europe. Probably cheap Russian gas and other energy sources. Poland is doing great and will grow even further in the future experts say.
We are in a new era of irrational excuberance
If governments give their printed money only to the wealthy people you'll probably "only" get asset inflation. Many governments have done this, especially before Covid, and official inflation rates were very low. Not that I would like this to happen, just describing how it could work for governments. Of course you will have to spend some money on advertising making people believe they live in their best times ever.
7:11 You end up borrowing more money to pay debt from prior debt.
You sure could lower interest rates to negative levels, but if there isn't any demand growth, there isn''t any point for companies to increase production and invest in Europe. With a declining demography Europe is set to stagnate as Japan, unless there are significant technological improvements going on. I wished you could talk about energy, how the EU has promoted wind and solar for 20 years, Germany spent over 100 billions in renewables, and is still relying on gas and coal for reliable electricity. Cherry on the cake: Europe has one of the highest social spending in the world, likely the highest levels of regulations, one of the highest energy costs, a declining population, the lowest tariffs and an almost complete open borders economy, an unfit common currency for most of the countries... How can someone expect growth from this area of the world? A sane person with one million euro in Europe to open a manufacturing business, would move as far as possible from Europe.
yep, it is what it is!
With EU taxes and regulations it's impossible to create business
In your opinion, XAI200F for $10? 1 year or so?
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Europe, a sleep behind the wheel.The European industry is getting killed by high energy prices. When bosses aren't whining about high wages, but about energy prices you know it's bad. Volkswagen is closing plants in Germany for the first time ever. BASF is cutting their workforce in Germany for the first time.
7:06 I would argue the weak economic growth has been due to, too LOW rates for too long. Low rates just encourage investments in non-productive assets. No creative destruction and productive capital going to bs jobs. Innovation sciences 101
ECB needs to get rid of the idea that low rates create economic growth. Low rates give the economy a sugar high and destroy competitive advantages. Destroying long term growth.
Can somebody tell me why would you invest in Nutrien (NTR)? I saw a P/E of 35 and a growth of 1,2% next year on yahoo finance but an intrinsic value of 58$ to the 48$ right now. In terms of business the world population will reach 9 billion in 2050, more mouths to feed, more demand for fertilizers. (Among other positive factors) But isn't the business expensive right now?
here you have Peter Lynch on stocks - 6 categorizations - key factors to know when to invest in cyclicals - NOT WHEN THINGS LOOK GOOD!
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@@Value-Investing thank you very much Sven!, Peter Lynch is my favourite investor, he above all prioritizes his family.
I love how you broke down the XAI200F project in your video! Can’t wait to see it skyrocket!
8:58.... I dont what he said....🤣
I bought 5000 XAI200F couple hours ago and I’m pretty happy with what it’s doing so far
Funny. But scary.
europe regulates and taxes no inovation no entrepreneuriship no nothing ... i live in Eastern Europe is cleaner and safer then the west (not all but some parts ..)
Can't believe I almost missed out on XRP and XAI200F! Thanks for the heads-up in your video!
I see XAI200F everywhere. Could someone help explain what XAI200F is?
I find it hard to forget this guy recommended investment in China Evergrande (it went to zero with a debt load of USD300B and assets of USD240B).
That is something I never did :-) Maybe it was somebody else :-)))
Just recently joining in on the fun with the XAI200F gang. Been liking the content, good job ☕️
I live in Spain, work for USA and invest globally (thanks for the latter Sven). Only worried for new high reactionary tides all over the world and populism growth.
Higher capital gains taxes and stricter anti trust enforcement are a couple of the things that would be most effective at combating that which you’re concerned about.
Populism is the future
I see XAI200F moving right along side all the Alt's you mentioned! Plus I see all the Alt's plus XAI200F moving in lock step in the charts! My point is XAI200F$ is cheap! Retail likes buying cheap! Especially when that cheap item is on the verge of becoming expensive
Great stuff, Sven. Yes, please, more macro stuff like this alongside individual business analysis. Thanks, grazie!
XAI200F$ is GROUND BREAKING Technology.
Sven investing >> value investing
What is price prediction of XAI200F
As European, who receives money in euros.
Will need to change strategy, hold half in gold/silver and other half in Swiss francs.
Interesting
Why?
first time I somewhat agree with you Sven, haha
Things don't inflate in honest gold money. Dow 18 ounces in 1929 and 2024. Inflation is only in IOUs. Currency problem. Using dishonest weights and measures, causes nations to decline, dissolve, and die. Very bad idea. Save in gold. Problem solved.
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I took .5 ETH and bought XAI200F. Doubled my money and got my ETH back. Now I'm in 4 coins for free and up significantly.
US equities keep growing as portion of global investment leaving other markets looking less relevant....US GDP unfortunately does not measure the overall well being of population. Hopefully EU investment in basic education and civility continues to pay off without opening the door to extremists and short term thinkers.
sure!!! Good points!
The correlation between XAI200F & XRP blows my mind. Imagine when XAI200F fires up. cant stop wont stop
XAI200F is the gem of 2024 it's literally owned by Elon Musk
Just swapped all of my last ETH and swapped it into XAI200F. Already up a little bit. Unfortunately I have some other junk staked which won’t free up for a while. Still now I am on the train!
Europe is the new EURSS😂
Let's go XAI200F so much potential to go to the moon.
XAI200F will be a leader this bull run
Brilliant 🤩 video essay as always, yes indeed please make more of these macro type analyses. Us lowly retail investors need to keep a few things in mind…
I am paraphrasing Warren Buffett here but we are not here to be victims of the market movements, the market inefficiencies are their for us to take advantage of…we just of have to do our research. The will to do well in investing is not as important as our ability to sharpen our preparatory work and become adaptive.
Bad qualify burocratas all Over European level can ONLY lead to bad results. We keep giving top
european jobs to people that have no quality whatsoever...no surprise about the results Europe is getting
I am sure that XAI200F$ will go 100x just like you said
The decline of Europe is an inevitable result of Europe having used up it's resources imo, which is an inevitable result of Europe having industrialised first.
Great to hear all this bullish XAI200F news.
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Great video buddy 🌈 XAI200F just keeps pumping!
Once $XAI200F breaks key resistance at $1.2 and $1.5 it's flying much higher!! 🚀
My portfolio consists majorly of BeamX, XAI200F, turbo, ATH, HBAR and some other coins…
When XAI200F finally kicks in, FOMO is going to be a leader in adoption this bullrun.
Stocks in the short term look more likely to move downward. I Just inherited $500k which I Look forward to invest. what stocks should I look into as a newbie to safely grow my money?
I must say you are an inspiration because I started up investing and trading as a scared investor who doesn’t want to lose money, glad to say I’m very profitable now and bought my first house through it
The truth is that this is really not as difficult as many people presume it to be. It requires a certain level of diligence, no doubt, which is something ordinary investors lack, and so a financial advisor often comes in very handy. My friend just pulled in more than $84k last month alone from his investment with his advisor. That is how people are able to make such huge profits in the market.
How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Jessica Dawn Walters” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thanks for the info. I searched for her full name and found her website right away. I reviewed her credentials and did my research before reaching out to her.
don't be so defeatist Sven, come on. yes it is a mess from woke leftism, but look for change! it will come one day.
or just leave Europe lol
low tax, supply side economics, free market is the answer
Its also demographically inevitable
No immigration, no eastern european kids/workforce to send to Western, really old populations?? More problems to come to EU
problems are always to be here
Don't worry, if age is the problem, we have half of Africa's youth lying around on the streets. They get on a boat and they already know "their rights" before they set foot here. That is how retrded Western Europe is.
Europe's only competitive advantage is brewing problems and adding fuel to fires.
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80% TURBO 14% XAI200F 2% FLOKI 2%BONK 2%PEPE 🎉
Set to XAI200F 2$
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