Market crash fatigue is evident as people are exhausted from hearing bad news, even if it's true. We're like frogs being slowly boiled! I want to diversify my $250K portfolio.
I completely agree. It's not just about the dividends, Diversifying a portfolio can be a smart move, i always advise one gets a professional to help you out.
The issue is most people have the "I want to do it myself mentality" but not equipped enough for a crash, hence get burnt, no offense. In general, invt-advisors are ideal reps for investing jobs, and at firsthand encounter, since Jan.2020, my portfolio has yielded nearly 300%, summing up to 7-figure as of today.
this is huge! think you can point me towards the direction of your advisor? been looking at advisory management myself.. seeking ways to invest and make more money with the uncertainty in the economy
It depends. More share of the pie is good if the pie (company) is good. I agree that a crash can be good, but I wish Sven had better articulated his argument with more compelling points. This video is so so…
The problem you avoid is... Many companies stop paying the dividends or cut them during using the crash as an excuse. Look at OXY that stopped paying..
It’s actually very dependent on the real future earnings trajectory and or ratios saying a crash is good even if you have cash to buy is to shallow , even if the market don’t crash but the trajectory and the future governs growth and stable environment it’s better then a crash that is justified
Among several other measures announced in September, didn't the PBOC kick off a specialized re-lending facility to help listed companies and major shareholders buy back shares? Why hasn't there been a flurry of expanded buyback program announcements in China since then? I have the impression that they (government and companies alike) announce many things but never really follow through on anything, while fundamentals keep deteriorating.
As long as you're still alive after that decade lol. You're making some big assumptions, Sven. Will most retail investors be able to keep their jobs during such a decade? During a big crash? Without a steady job "just $1000 a month" will be impossible! Those who have been investing for decades don't worry about crashes anyway. It's the fairly new retail investor with job anxiety that will be affected the worst. And I bet that's most of your viewers, no?
Disagree. A crash is "good" only if you have a lot of cash to buy on the dip. If you are fully invested is bad, even if you continue to receive the dividends. I remember 2022: it was awful.
If you are fully invested into loony growth stories trading at idiotik multiples then yes, it is bad, specially if you never get to see those idiotik multiples again (think 1999). But the problem here is yourself, not the crash.
Women generally are scared to invest, they don't care about it and they don't want to put in the work to learn about it. Why? Because it's boring, it's numbers, it's "business". Women are just wired differently.
Let it crash, let it crash, let is crash. Recessions should be normal once in a while. It seems the Fed tries to prevent them with money printing making us all poorer. While we could get richer from a crash. Just like we sometimes get a flu or cold it's natural. Let the market forces do their thing.
TBH it's TH-cam statistics, it's probably rounding to 0, but yeah you are doing really well if you start at 17, wish I had done that. BTW stay out of leverage, always buy a spot and buy something you have conviction on, that way you can hold your spot position and don't take a loss.
Market crash fatigue is evident as people are exhausted from hearing bad news, even if it's true. We're like frogs being slowly boiled! I want to diversify my $250K portfolio.
I completely agree. It's not just about the dividends, Diversifying a portfolio can be a smart move, i always advise one gets a professional to help you out.
The issue is most people have the "I want to do it myself mentality" but not equipped enough for a crash, hence get burnt, no offense. In general, invt-advisors are ideal reps for investing jobs, and at firsthand encounter, since Jan.2020, my portfolio has yielded nearly 300%, summing up to 7-figure as of today.
this is huge! think you can point me towards the direction of your advisor? been looking at advisory management myself.. seeking ways to invest and make more money with the uncertainty in the economy
Stacy Lynn Staples is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details on the web to set up an appointment..
Thank you for this Pointer. It was easy to find your handler, She seems very proficient and flexible. I booked a call session with her.
thanks for reminder!
It depends. More share of the pie is good if the pie (company) is good. I agree that a crash can be good, but I wish Sven had better articulated his argument with more compelling points. This video is so so…
no worries, today we jump up sven, keep waiting mate
great for you!!!
The message of your channel is getting more and more hysterical, main topic is the crash to come 😅
The problem is that Fed will always intervene and "saves" the market!
The problem you avoid is... Many companies stop paying the dividends or cut them during using the crash as an excuse. Look at OXY that stopped paying..
Missed the point entirely 😂😂
Big companys reduce their Dividends by maybe 10% but not more, that‘s way less then haven a stock go down 20-30%
Im bullish but i only buy on bearish days.Thank you and happy holidays sven(i didnt buy brookfield):)
It’s actually very dependent on the real future earnings trajectory and or ratios saying a crash is good even if you have cash to buy is to shallow , even if the market don’t crash but the trajectory and the future governs growth and stable environment it’s better then a crash that is justified
really interesting view on in vestment... own the bigger piece of cake
Think of ownership not prices, best bitcoin slogan ever! ^^ Good video!
😂🤣😆
Prices don't matter 😂🤔🤭
hahaha, bitcoin to the mooonnnnn
Among several other measures announced in September, didn't the PBOC kick off a specialized re-lending facility to help listed companies and major shareholders buy back shares?
Why hasn't there been a flurry of expanded buyback program announcements in China since then?
I have the impression that they (government and companies alike) announce many things but never really follow through on anything, while fundamentals keep deteriorating.
As long as you're still alive after that decade lol. You're making some big assumptions, Sven. Will most retail investors be able to keep their jobs during such a decade? During a big crash? Without a steady job "just $1000 a month" will be impossible! Those who have been investing for decades don't worry about crashes anyway. It's the fairly new retail investor with job anxiety that will be affected the worst. And I bet that's most of your viewers, no?
Disagree. A crash is "good" only if you have a lot of cash to buy on the dip. If you are fully invested is bad, even if you continue to receive the dividends. I remember 2022: it was awful.
I mean that is what he says in this Video
Dividends + Income = Cash to buy what you want
Have the companies you own been doing buybacks in that year?
If you are fully invested into loony growth stories trading at idiotik multiples then yes, it is bad, specially if you never get to see those idiotik multiples again (think 1999).
But the problem here is yourself, not the crash.
@@scio_x2729 not enough
Sven you’re such a bear shouldn’t you be hibernating now?
Can you check Indonesian and Brazilian stock plz? They are really cheap now! 🌚
not as cheap as I would like...
Thank you Lord Jesus for the gift of life and blessings to me and my family $14,120.47 weekly profit Our lord Jesus have lifted up my Life!!!🙏❤️❤️
I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??
Sure, the investment-advisor that guides me is..
Mrs Joyce kim
Sven, the amount of ladies watching your videos is very low. Any thoughts on that?
They have no money 😂 and don't invest. They only love spending 😅
Women generally are scared to invest, they don't care about it and they don't want to put in the work to learn about it. Why? Because it's boring, it's numbers, it's "business". Women are just wired differently.
Been waiting for months for some corrections. At least 10% more correction before jumping to US again
add another 40% for me, if not more...
@Value-Investing That would be better :)
It just seem like FED wont allow that to happen
What is the best strategy to make Consistent profits with cryptocurrencies??
Get yourself someone who understands the market very well and is also professional in the placement of trades. that's the key
My professional trader is Ms. Olivia
Mej
You are right. I have lost a lot trading alone and without quidance. It has been a difficult road for me.
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I would recommend Olivia Mej, her returns are excellent evern when there is a drop.
A crash must be coming in Europe, if you see how weak the economy is getting... All I hear is lay-offs everywhere
A crash would be awesome. Doesn't look like it's happening now, though.
Let it crash, let it crash, let is crash. Recessions should be normal once in a while. It seems the Fed tries to prevent them with money printing making us all poorer. While we could get richer from a crash. Just like we sometimes get a flu or cold it's natural. Let the market forces do their thing.
0% 17 years old guess I don't exist
But by starting that early you're off to a great start.
TBH it's TH-cam statistics, it's probably rounding to 0, but yeah you are doing really well if you start at 17, wish I had done that. BTW stay out of leverage, always buy a spot and buy something you have conviction on, that way you can hold your spot position and don't take a loss.
haha, but you should be above 18 to watch this :))))
&IF& we have cash, but since we do NOT have huge amounts of cash it would NOT be a "good thing"
1000$ / month is HUGE for 99% of people.