For new investors: Buy stocks in solid companies and hold them as long as they stay strong. Ignore forecasts and market opinions-they’re distracting at best and useless in the long run
The key to strong returns isn’t quick-gaining assets but managing risk in relation to reward. It’s about maintaining the right allocation and consistently using your edge to reach your goal. This holds true for everything from long-term wealth building to short-term market plays.
Rebecca Lynne Buie is the coach who guides me. With years of experience in the financial markets, her strategies have worked well for me and contributed to my success. She offers clear entry and exit points for the securities I focus on
That was an extremely unprofessional question of Sarah to ask. Let the guest explain themselves with facts and their opinion before calling out their party affiliation. And in the case of Mark Zandi, he is an apolitical economist and doesn't go around the country rooting for party A or party B. She should know better and owes Mark and the greater CNBC audience an apology.
He is a registered Democrat, and he has a long history of having his economic views colored by whether or not his preferred people are in power. I don't think that he's doing it *dishonestly*, but he just believes that Democratic policies are good and Republican policies are bad.
@@peterdangelo5882 uhh this hasnt been a 4 year thing. Wealth concentration has been happening since Reagan. CEOs used to make 40:1 to workers Carter and earlier. Once the great tax cuts and deregulation came in, workers adjusted fir inflation made no gains and everything has gone to the select few at the top. Hence families now worried their kids wont live as good a life as them. That didn't start in 2021.
"growth" does nothing for workers. Wages are not going up for those that currently hold positions and all the money goes ot shareholders and executives
You've nailed it! But thats the ethos since Reagan came in and lets keep concentrating wealth about 2 more generations perhaps 3 when all of it will be in the hands of 2% of the people. Then they will probably need to retreat to their havens in New Zealand while the robots do the work and the people just are hooked up to TVs with IV drips.
The question for me, a non American, is if the $ will dwindle relative the EU and other currencies. If that’s so, US stocks increasing in value (relative to the $) isn’t that much of a positive. Don’t forget that many investors in the US stocks markets are transferring gains/losses to different currencies than the $.
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just curious why you would think that? I cant imagine markets do worse than the real economy by (huge) tax cuts for the wealthiest and regressive taxes like tariffs.
Thank you for your videos mate.... With Trump's presidency, economic shifts are expected to be significant, especially given the current recession and the potential impact of future rate cuts. Although rate cuts might not boost inflation as hoped, they may lead banks to further restrict consumer and corporate lending, contributing to a deflationary period for various assets. This environment could result in declining stock values, retail and housing sales, and rising unemployment due to layoffs. For investors, a diversified portfolio especially with stocks and cryptocurrencies offers some protection, serving as a hedge amid volatility. Both long- and short-term trading strategies can help manage risks, providing stability as markets adjust. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 130k to a decent 732k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Aria Cookings Crypto, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape..
Watch the documentary Inside Job what deregulation does. Amazing Documentary everybody should watch. We are cooked!!!! The Deutsche Bank in Germany started to sell their US assets the week Donald Trump got elected. They are minimizing their risk. They learned from the 2008 crash. If the Deutsche Bank starts to bet against the US banks then you know a crisis will be close. Watch closely what they do the coming years. You should sell your house immediately when you see that.
Zandi conveniently dismisses the cascading positive effects of market/corporate benefits (due to relaxed regulation and permissive taxation) on resulting economic conditions (via reduced prices/costs and improved employment conditions). Tariffs are a chew toy for folks like Sarah and Andrew and Zandi who need a Conservative bogeyman to complain about, as their daily self-affirmation.
you think prices will lower because of tax cuts and regulations? didnt the last "tax cuts" show you what happened = RECORD BUYBACKS, INCREASED EXECUTIVE PAY and workers didnt not benefit from higher wages.
@@Judge247 the us is doing much better than other countries in the last 4 years. Global economics circumstances wasnt easy and can hardly be blamed on the president
@@Felix-op1rw The US is actually doing “less worse” than other countries. We were all falling, but the US has been falling more slowly due to the inherent strengths of its market economy. I don’t blame the current president entirely, who has been effectively absent for four years, but I blame the unelected bureaucrats across his administration who have actually been running the country. This will all be changing soon, however.
For new investors: Buy stocks in solid companies and hold them as long as they stay strong. Ignore forecasts and market opinions-they’re distracting at best and useless in the long run
The key to strong returns isn’t quick-gaining assets but managing risk in relation to reward. It’s about maintaining the right allocation and consistently using your edge to reach your goal. This holds true for everything from long-term wealth building to short-term market plays.
That makes sense. I’ve been using a financial market expert for two years now and I own a six-figure diversified portfolio from investing in stocks
@@hasede-lg9hj Impressive can you share more info about your financial adviser?
Impressive can you share more info about your financial adviser?
Rebecca Lynne Buie is the coach who guides me. With years of experience in the financial markets, her strategies have worked well for me and contributed to my success. She offers clear entry and exit points for the securities I focus on
That was an extremely unprofessional question of Sarah to ask. Let the guest explain themselves with facts and their opinion before calling out their party affiliation. And in the case of Mark Zandi, he is an apolitical economist and doesn't go around the country rooting for party A or party B. She should know better and owes Mark and the greater CNBC audience an apology.
He is a registered Democrat, and he has a long history of having his economic views colored by whether or not his preferred people are in power. I don't think that he's doing it *dishonestly*, but he just believes that Democratic policies are good and Republican policies are bad.
Democrats can't run a bath let alone the economy!!
@@FireEverLiving Correct. Keep hearing how the last four years were great. For stocks yes, for the everyday worker, not so much.
She has kneeled at the feet of Joe Kernen.
@@peterdangelo5882 uhh this hasnt been a 4 year thing. Wealth concentration has been happening since Reagan. CEOs used to make 40:1 to workers Carter and earlier. Once the great tax cuts and deregulation came in, workers adjusted fir inflation made no gains and everything has gone to the select few at the top. Hence families now worried their kids wont live as good a life as them. That didn't start in 2021.
"growth" does nothing for workers. Wages are not going up for those that currently hold positions and all the money goes ot shareholders and executives
You've nailed it! But thats the ethos since Reagan came in and lets keep concentrating wealth about 2 more generations perhaps 3 when all of it will be in the hands of 2% of the people. Then they will probably need to retreat to their havens in New Zealand while the robots do the work and the people just are hooked up to TVs with IV drips.
Fire her
Stop interrupting so rude and unprofessional
If the economy suffers it also puts a strain on companies and some more than others.
Yea, what kind of question was that? Her first question was stupid, and that’s coming from myself who even leans democrat on certain issues.
The Transitory Camp is still talking?
Transgendertory lol
The question for me, a non American, is if the $ will dwindle relative the EU and other currencies. If that’s so, US stocks increasing in value (relative to the $) isn’t that much of a positive. Don’t forget that many investors in the US stocks markets are transferring gains/losses to different currencies than the $.
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Keep playing with us like that
Suuuure, Mark. Sure....
I can expect the other way around. Econ up. Market down. How many people actually own any stocks? Lol
just curious why you would think that? I cant imagine markets do worse than the real economy by (huge) tax cuts for the wealthiest and regressive taxes like tariffs.
you'd be surprise
My 401k portfolio jumped since Trump won. It was a miserable years with Biden.
Thank you for your videos mate.... With Trump's presidency, economic shifts are expected to be significant, especially given the current recession and the potential impact of future rate cuts. Although rate cuts might not boost inflation as hoped, they may lead banks to further restrict consumer and corporate lending, contributing to a deflationary period for various assets. This environment could result in declining stock values, retail and housing sales, and rising unemployment due to layoffs. For investors, a diversified portfolio especially with stocks and cryptocurrencies offers some protection, serving as a hedge amid volatility. Both long- and short-term trading strategies can help manage risks, providing stability as markets adjust. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 130k to a decent 732k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Aria Cookings Crypto, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape..
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I will bet all I have that the economy will crash.
Why go to "crash?" Maybe under-performs from last year, but we'll see. It depends on how flexible Trump is and who he is talking to.
@@erichvonmolder9310 Every time in modern history when Republican have power, there is a crash.
Reagan, Bush, Trump all created crashes.
Watch the documentary Inside Job what deregulation does. Amazing Documentary everybody should watch. We are cooked!!!! The Deutsche Bank in Germany started to sell their US assets the week Donald Trump got elected. They are minimizing their risk. They learned from the 2008 crash. If the Deutsche Bank starts to bet against the US banks then you know a crisis will be close. Watch closely what they do the coming years. You should sell your house immediately when you see that.
TDS 2.0 is a bad thing.
Too fixated on Tariff is like TDS 2?0
Zandi conveniently dismisses the cascading positive effects of market/corporate benefits (due to relaxed regulation and permissive taxation) on resulting economic conditions (via reduced prices/costs and improved employment conditions). Tariffs are a chew toy for folks like Sarah and Andrew and Zandi who need a Conservative bogeyman to complain about, as their daily self-affirmation.
you think prices will lower because of tax cuts and regulations? didnt the last "tax cuts" show you what happened = RECORD BUYBACKS, INCREASED EXECUTIVE PAY and workers didnt not benefit from higher wages.
@ you’re right, we should definitely continue doing what we’re currently doing…
@@Judge247 the us is doing much better than other countries in the last 4 years. Global economics circumstances wasnt easy and can hardly be blamed on the president
@@Felix-op1rw The US is actually doing “less worse” than other countries. We were all falling, but the US has been falling more slowly due to the inherent strengths of its market economy. I don’t blame the current president entirely, who has been effectively absent for four years, but I blame the unelected bureaucrats across his administration who have actually been running the country. This will all be changing soon, however.