I’m close to 40 now and have a good 25-30 years to retirement so I’ll stay invested. Eventually, if the market crashes, I’m going to stay strong and use the opportunity to add more shares at cheaper prices whenever possible. Happy investing all !
Glad you made a good return...so what exactly is short term capital gains tax? Is it a fixed percent or depdent on individual income? I honestly don't know but figure it's more than my approx 15% tax bracket....anyway so I try to have a greater margin for trades less than 12 months....but if that works for you all the best!
Nice video. Yes these are scary times. In my opinion, most civilization end secondary to hyperinflation. In Roman-times, the coins started out as pure gold. At the end they were so diluted with other metals that the coins were essentially worthless. If one wants to see how “currency” becomes worthless, one only needs to spend a couple day in New Orleans during Mardi Gras. Keep up the good work.
I recently subscribed thank you 4 your videos. I guess if wall street investors were so educated like you there wouldn't be this scam bubble on the market. I appreciate educated view on financial markets. Thank you
And if you wait with cash you will lose everything, due to the hyperinflation coming. Before the collaps you will make Millions and in the collaps you will lose most of it again.... but you will keep something. .
in particular if you really think that hyperinflation is coming, the S&P is totally undervalued, because as you have rightly pointed out all nominal values would inflate to infinity. You bearish sentiment on the stock market is not compatible with the expectation of a hyperinflation.
Like the video. China and the EU are in a much worse position than the U.S., with the same debt and money printing but no equity gains and aging population over the last 10 years. If a crash were to happen, it's likely to start there. Would be a cool to see a video on that and how it would affect US market
Sven - you made an excellent point with regards to Huge ETF inflows this year. Please do a video explaining that compared to direct company value investment in the current market. You often refer to Buffet - maybe look at OXY which Buffet owns vs an ETF?
Great video Sven I agree with 90% of it. I disagree with the part about the fed balance sheet going up 10x so if your salary is not at 10x you have lost value this is over simplistic and in my opinion wrong. Surely your salary has to be measured in what you can get per unit time whether it is houses in your case or Big Mac meals in the US or pints of beer in my case in Ireland 😂.
So to paraphrase, it will end when I am willing to go out into the street and yell at the top of my lungs; "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not gonna take it anymore!" (Network-1976) Watch it, you won't regret it.
It's so strange to see stock prices skyrocket on the promise of something but only go down a fraction when that something doesn't materialize. I would guess that's the effect of retail investors buying stocks after hearing good news but not selling them when the news aren't so great.
you know, I have been investing for 23 years now, I am still around and doing well, don't forget about the money I didn't lose alongside the permabulls!
2 questions: What do we do when there is a crash? Just keep buying and wait it out? and When there is a crash, is it likely that stocks that are already low will drop only a little during a crash compared to overvalued ones? Lets say apple crashes 45% during a crash, is it likely that Nutrien for example will crash only 5-10% during the same time as its already low price?
As an amateur, I think that it all depends on the nature of the crash and how it will affect the companies in question. But I would argue that on a general way lower P/E companies with good fundamentals would fall less, but if they already return value to shareholders just hope it falls hard (and that the fundamentals stay solid ofc) so that they can buy back shares very low and that you can reinvest dividends at those historic low prices.
Ho Sven, thanks for the video. Question: Dow Inc is down around 30% in the last 6 months, the current TTM PE is 27, the last quarter earning we below expectations as well, however this company is critical for the whole industry as provides raw materials to 96% of the total industrial sector globally, at what price would you consider fair value for investing in Dow Inc? Thanks!
What if investors never sell because they don’t want to hold FIAT but only assets? Essentially even if you sell you will buy another stock or crypto so eventually it’s a perpetual process… there will be crashes here and there but the general idea nowadays as everybody has realized is to hold assets not paper money anymore unless interest rates skyrocket and FIAT money gains value…possible? Think 🤔
Dear Sven, there are many difficult concept in this video. I would ask you to try to make them more accessible to the public. Some youtuber are able to explain general relativity to laymen, but noone can explain inelastic market theory in the youtube. These are very difficult subjects, and I believe you could do much to teach them. Even better then now, which is already good
Gemini Advanced is really good actually. Yeah, the free version is a bit worse than the free GPT version. But they can change that anytime if they want to I would think. So I don't really understand the panic.
Are we forgetting that these professors that supposedly have uncovered a dependable market mechanism somehow have not become billionaires (?millionaires) with this amazing knowledge? And when PhDs try to use maths to become billionaires it ends like LTCM... Also, if we look at the inflows into US ETFs, should we not discount the outflows from active managed positions?
and last two months have been better on YT, so we can do more if I continue like this, even if it is 06;07 in the morning as I am answering this, I enjoy it, plus I have hired an editor now, so much less work for much more content - should be good, but it is not much money, maybe 20k this year, hopefully more next year if I keep this up!
@@Value-Investing legend! I absolutely appreciate the time you have given to educate the average investor. It is even more spectacular that you donate the payment for your efforts to charity. It's really something Sven.
Bubble boy has been right about the market being overvalued for over 2 years now. In the mean time the market has almost doubled and Sven's great value buys like ADM have increase by 2%.Why doesn't he just use stop losses on the SPY or VOO and not worry about it? Geez if it goes down 17% but it has increased by almost 100% in 2 years then you are still ahead by 83%. Sheesh, bubble boy will always be right.
@@pongop Why? If they invested when the SPY was $300 it would have to drop 50%. That is highly unlikely. But if they have a stop loss order, then they won't lose hardly anything.
what is better: make money every 4 year when cycle reverts or make money each year following leaders of the hot themes? turtle vs rabbit competition story I guess PS: you're a speculator in each case
Theres a group of experts that is also cautionary about the current market. One even remarks about having your money safe. But where can the money be safe? A good bank? Whats a good bank?
sven the inflation rate in the US is about 2-3 %, it doesn't make any sense to bet on a hyperinflation. FED economist are among the best of the world..
2-3% currently, but when you start borrowing money to pay interest on your debt, there will be a point in time where you may need to start printing money to reduce your debt which can cause a currency devaluation
@@billybillson9831 if the rest of the world isn't willing to finance the US deficit anymore, then there is a net money ouflow out of the US meaning that the US has to buy foreign exchange reserves with newly printed dollars. This indeed would lead to a devaluation of the dollar. However, America is attractive as never before for investors, so there is no sign that the rest of the world stops lending capital to the US. Be it the US goverment or the US private sector.
@@afonsodeportugal Wow. Social darwinist much? You are outdated. The whole system is fucked and designed to benefit the 1% at the expense of the rest of us. Buying some stocks won't change that. You're either not very bright or indoctrinated with capitalist propaganda Or both. Lol, you argue against your own interests as a worker and human. Nobody deserves to be poor. And the rich definitely don't deserve to be rich.
Doesn't that also mean that 1$ pulled out of the market creates a 5x effect? I think it does. For the similar reason Warren Buffett called derivatives "weapons of mass destruction"
Yes the S&P 500 did 30% this year but from december 21 until december 23 the S&P 500 made 0% return. So the average return in the last 3 years is just 10% per year which is just about the return that you got historically by investing in the S&P 500. So where exactly is the giant bubble you are talking about?
Buffet doesn't care about the general market. That's only noise. He cares about the stocks he owns and what he could buy. When he thinks a single stock is overvalued he sells and that's all.
The market's volatility makes DIY dangerous. You do not need to identify the next NVDA to be successful in investing. Choose top-tier ETFs, dividend aristocrats, and a trusted advisor. I turned $180k into $20k in quarterly dividends, which is an exciting milestone
The strategies are quite rigorous for the regular. As a matter of fact, they are mostly successfully carried out by pros who have had a great deal of skillset/knowledge to pull such trades off.
I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $130k in passive diversified safe-haven assets, Up 358k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
Regarding these companies, I absolutely agree with you. It would be quite innovative to find financial experts who can help you shape your portfolio, such as Layan Talia Chokr. In order to get through the challenging times that lie ahead, careful personal money management will be crucial.
Holy c... a paper with 109 pages??? Is it a paper or a PhD thesis??? 😵 EDIT: you're "to whom" comment makes perfect sense for big investors, those having millions of stocks to sell. They can't sell it all overnight. But small investors, who have only a few hundred or a few thousand stocks, can afford to wait for early signs of a crash, especially if they bought early. That's one of their few advantages against institutional players. The market isn't going to fall 50% overnight, and relatively small positions can be liquidated very quickly.
10:15 sven. I think the next down cycle will be the mortum capum. The 36 trillion dollar debt restricts any help. People are preparing for the worst now lkle zuckleberry. Thjs is the last hurrah
What's potentially different about the US going forward is a severe slowdown of immigration. We have a low birthrate and have been filling the worker gap with immigrants. Take away immigration and we start looking economically a lot like Japan at their bubble peak. Which suggests big market declines are coming.
The real question is, are you investing to make money, or are you gambling to make money? Buying overpriced assets is not investing, no matter how you twist it to seem that way. Investing is buying a cash generating asset to get more back in the future than you put in. Buying something that is overpriced (with no real hope of getting back the cash from the asset that you put in) and hoping that some sucker in the future will buy it back from you at an even higher price is pure speculation. This is not investing. You are not sophisticated, you are gambling. Now, if you are clear that is what you are doing then I say, more power to you. But don’t kid yourself that you are somehow making a smart play.
Yeah but if you have to think like a moron to make money you'll probably infect your complete mind and thoughts with morinization thus selling your soul for money
There's a guy named Warren Buffet. He's a value investor. He also happens to be the most successful investor of all time and in the top 10 wealthiest people in the world.
Yes, Charlie Munger has said several times that investing has become very, very difficult these days. Perhaps there will be a correction if we can buy great companies at a favourable price. Who knows...
Cam you please make a video on Nike once their earnings in a week are out. Very interesting large cap company given they expect a bad 1014 so hopefully multiple contraction and an opportunity to enter a position.
He says the crash could happen tomorrow or in 10 years. If he really believes it could happen in 10 years then why is he posting these doom and gloom videos now? Also, the market can't go down more than 7% in a day. Trading gets halted. It would take a year for it to go down 50%.
Love it! Sven is one of the few people I know who has the discipline to stick to his principles.
I know what works for me!
Sven : "you know what the people at my desk call me, they call me bubble boy"😂😂
Do you know the timestamp 😂
Look at my quant, look at his eyes
@@slambig That's kind of racist
Maybe chicken little would also fit him.😂
@@camiloramirez798 fool
I’m close to 40 now and have a good 25-30 years to retirement so I’ll stay invested. Eventually, if the market crashes, I’m going to stay strong and use the opportunity to add more shares at cheaper prices whenever possible. Happy investing all !
So much value in 10 min, thank you Sven!
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of the best clips I seen in a long time. Thank you Sven!
Wow, thank you!
Yesterday i sold Ulta beauty with +25%. Monday i'll buy Archer ADM that is very low now! Thank you!!! 🎉
i did the same thing yesterday :D
Buy MOO
@@bill_quag you might have different assumptions on the model. More conservative more safe❤
Glad you made a good return...so what exactly is short term capital gains tax? Is it a fixed percent or depdent on individual income? I honestly don't know but figure it's more than my approx 15% tax bracket....anyway so I try to have a greater margin for trades less than 12 months....but if that works for you all the best!
@@baritono81 Short term capital gains is taxed like ordinary income.
Cannt understand why your channel doesnt have 500K subscribers!! Thanks for your time Sven!!
People like me are gamblers. Sven want us richer slowly but we want richess immediately
I have already subscribed 200k times. I have my limits man.
One new push of the subscribe button equals five new subscribers ; )
Nice video. Yes these are scary times. In my opinion, most civilization end secondary to hyperinflation. In Roman-times, the coins started out as pure gold. At the end they were so diluted with other metals that the coins were essentially worthless.
If one wants to see how “currency” becomes worthless, one only needs to spend a couple day in New Orleans during Mardi Gras.
Keep up the good work.
I recently subscribed thank you 4 your videos. I guess if wall street investors were so educated like you there wouldn't be this scam bubble on the market. I appreciate educated view on financial markets. Thank you
Thanks and welcome
Sven you right on everything, only problem nobody knows when it will happen. BillionsSven :D
And if you wait with cash you will lose everything, due to the hyperinflation coming.
Before the collaps you will make Millions and in the collaps you will lose most of it again.... but you will keep something.
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Valuable insights, again!
thanks!
Informative video, Sven!
So many good Arguments to own some gold and BTC in your portfolio. But value investing is the way to go for the largest portion of your portfolio.
in particular if you really think that hyperinflation is coming, the S&P is totally undervalued, because as you have rightly pointed out all nominal values would inflate to infinity. You bearish sentiment on the stock market is not compatible with the expectation of a hyperinflation.
Can't keep up with your stream of videos Sven! Keep it up sir
Thanks, will do!
This was a great video
Glad you think so!
Great video Sven.
We just covered the Roaring Twenties in my US History class =)
tell the teacher I told him or her that they are a rare good teacher....
Like the video.
China and the EU are in a much worse position than the U.S., with the same debt and money printing but no equity gains and aging population over the last 10 years.
If a crash were to happen, it's likely to start there. Would be a cool to see a video on that and how it would affect US market
europe, yes!
Sven - you made an excellent point with regards to Huge ETF inflows this year. Please do a video explaining that compared to direct company value investment in the current market. You often refer to Buffet - maybe look at OXY which Buffet owns vs an ETF?
thanks for suggesting!
Hi Sven, link to Podcast at your home page seems to be broken, Thank you for the paper about market inelasticity
will check, thanks!
This time, everyone is so afraid of inflation that a help (money printing) would not come in time
Now we need a Santa rally for the last perfect melt up. January might be hell calling
Great video Sven I agree with 90% of it. I disagree with the part about the fed balance sheet going up 10x so if your salary is not at 10x you have lost value this is over simplistic and in my opinion wrong. Surely your salary has to be measured in what you can get per unit time whether it is houses in your case or Big Mac meals in the US or pints of beer in my case in Ireland 😂.
good point, just using it as example, but the market is up 10x as the fed printed 10x, very interesting
Haha, reminds me of my millionare holiday in Yugoslavia.
When we returned after two weeks the toll for the bridge had doubled.
Can you point to a single example of anyone not being able to sell their shares of a stock like Apple in a downturn?
What about flowers foods and Sysco?
don't know
Hi Sven, what do you think in Adecoagro right now with the EU-Mercosur agreement?
don't know
So to paraphrase, it will end when I am willing to go out into the street and yell at the top of my lungs; "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not gonna take it anymore!" (Network-1976) Watch it, you won't regret it.
hahahaha :-)))
It's so strange to see stock prices skyrocket on the promise of something but only go down a fraction when that something doesn't materialize.
I would guess that's the effect of retail investors buying stocks after hearing good news but not selling them when the news aren't so great.
nope, that is just the result of the money in the system,
No crash until sven surrender 😂😂😂
haha
Sven I have question, what do you think about world etf? Will it rebalance if something bad happens?
that goes automatically, but much lower!
the thumbnail is a good summary of all the gains you lost by being a permabear
you know, I have been investing for 23 years now, I am still around and doing well, don't forget about the money I didn't lose alongside the permabulls!
2 questions:
What do we do when there is a crash? Just keep buying and wait it out?
and
When there is a crash, is it likely that stocks that are already low will drop only a little during a crash compared to overvalued ones? Lets say apple crashes 45% during a crash, is it likely that Nutrien for example will crash only 5-10% during the same time as its already low price?
As an amateur, I think that it all depends on the nature of the crash and how it will affect the companies in question. But I would argue that on a general way lower P/E companies with good fundamentals would fall less, but if they already return value to shareholders just hope it falls hard (and that the fundamentals stay solid ofc) so that they can buy back shares very low and that you can reinvest dividends at those historic low prices.
Thank you Sven, can you analise Xiaomi please?
Ho Sven, thanks for the video. Question: Dow Inc is down around 30% in the last 6 months, the current TTM PE is 27, the last quarter earning we below expectations as well, however this company is critical for the whole industry as provides raw materials to 96% of the total industrial sector globally, at what price would you consider fair value for investing in Dow Inc? Thanks!
they also sold things they knew were cancerogeneus... so we will see...
Ever thought of doing a Live Q&A ? I think it would be very interesting
have to find how, the software, will try this winter
What if investors never sell because they don’t want to hold FIAT but only assets? Essentially even if you sell you will buy another stock or crypto so eventually it’s a perpetual process… there will be crashes here and there but the general idea nowadays as everybody has realized is to hold assets not paper money anymore unless interest rates skyrocket and FIAT money gains value…possible? Think 🤔
for now, people are holding because stocks go up ;-)
If everyone holds or buys, what you get is an index 30x earnings, so even then, the upside is limited
Dear Sven, there are many difficult concept in this video. I would ask you to try to make them more accessible to the public. Some youtuber are able to explain general relativity to laymen, but noone can explain inelastic market theory in the youtube. These are very difficult subjects, and I believe you could do much to teach them. Even better then now, which is already good
Gemini Advanced is really good actually. Yeah, the free version is a bit worse than the free GPT version. But they can change that anytime if they want to I would think. So I don't really understand the panic.
Hello Sven, with manipulation such as QE and MBS purchases, I think it's priced in to be high
Are we forgetting that these professors that supposedly have uncovered a dependable market mechanism somehow have not become billionaires (?millionaires) with this amazing knowledge?
And when PhDs try to use maths to become billionaires it ends like LTCM...
Also, if we look at the inflows into US ETFs, should we not discount the outflows from active managed positions?
Hey Sven, great video. What do you think about Argentinian economy?
Inflation again?
@@AnetaMihaylova-d6f argentinian inflation is geting better, 2023 220%, 2024 117%, 2025 is proyected 30%
@gsabic an economist say there are 4 types of economies - developed , undeveloped, Japan and Argentina. I would add a fifth one- USA
@@AnetaMihaylova-d6f that was Simon Kuznets
@@gsabic and that's me about USA
Hey Sven, just wondering if you still donate your TH-cam rev to charity?
yep
and last two months have been better on YT, so we can do more if I continue like this, even if it is 06;07 in the morning as I am answering this, I enjoy it, plus I have hired an editor now, so much less work for much more content - should be good,
but it is not much money, maybe 20k this year, hopefully more next year if I keep this up!
@@Value-Investing legend! I absolutely appreciate the time you have given to educate the average investor. It is even more spectacular that you donate the payment for your efforts to charity. It's really something Sven.
I must be a super genius, my portfolio is up quite a bit this year!
With the low savings rate a crash would be 10x worse than normal.
Hi Sven, love your channel. I'm doing a bachelor's in finance, can you recommend to me 2 or 3 books about valuing stocks?
mine :-)
Bubble boy has been right about the market being overvalued for over 2 years now. In the mean time the market has almost doubled and Sven's great value buys like ADM have increase by 2%.Why doesn't he just use stop losses on the SPY or VOO and not worry about it? Geez if it goes down 17% but it has increased by almost 100% in 2 years then you are still ahead by 83%. Sheesh, bubble boy will always be right.
If it goes up by 100% and then goes down 17%, you'll be up 66%, not 83%. 1 x 2 x 0.83 = 1.66
@@pongop Why? If they invested when the SPY was $300 it would have to drop 50%. That is highly unlikely. But if they have a stop loss order, then they won't lose hardly anything.
Norven AI token is the new DOGE 🔥 🔥
what is better: make money every 4 year when cycle reverts or make money each year following leaders of the hot themes? turtle vs rabbit competition story I guess
PS: you're a speculator in each case
depends on what cycle you are looking at ;-)
A never ending party …
yes, too much money has been printed in recent years, and the majority of this capital I believe remains uninvested.
Theres a group of experts that is also cautionary about the current market. One even remarks about having your money safe. But where can the money be safe? A good bank? Whats a good bank?
sven the inflation rate in the US is about 2-3 %, it doesn't make any sense to bet on a hyperinflation. FED economist are among the best of the world..
2-3% currently, but when you start borrowing money to pay interest on your debt, there will be a point in time where you may need to start printing money to reduce your debt which can cause a currency devaluation
@@billybillson9831 if the rest of the world isn't willing to finance the US deficit anymore, then there is a net money ouflow out of the US meaning that the US has to buy foreign exchange reserves with newly printed dollars. This indeed would lead to a devaluation of the dollar. However, America is attractive as never before for investors, so there is no sign that the rest of the world stops lending capital to the US. Be it the US goverment or the US private sector.
The financial world has lost its mind. All the wealth is being transferred to the few billionaire capitalists. Workers of the world unite
Nonsense. Anyone can buy stocks. If you don't, you deserve to be poor.
Yes! Eat the rich!
@@afonsodeportugal Wow. Social darwinist much? You are outdated. The whole system is fucked and designed to benefit the 1% at the expense of the rest of us. Buying some stocks won't change that. You're either not very bright or indoctrinated with capitalist propaganda Or both. Lol, you argue against your own interests as a worker and human. Nobody deserves to be poor. And the rich definitely don't deserve to be rich.
Doesn't that also mean that 1$ pulled out of the market creates a 5x effect? I think it does. For the similar reason Warren Buffett called derivatives "weapons of mass destruction"
Yes the S&P 500 did 30% this year but from december 21 until december 23 the S&P 500 made 0% return. So the average return in the last 3 years is just 10% per year which is just about the return that you got historically by investing in the S&P 500. So where exactly is the giant bubble you are talking about?
It's up about 94% in 5 years.....
Yeah we are in major bubble territory. Let’s see where we’re at in 2030 - 2035
Buffet sold it due to several reasons . Heavily Overvalued market , huge US debts and being old so he can cash in now
how is 1 dollar makes a 5 dollar change in value?!
Knock knock. Who is it? It's to Whom. To Whom what? "To Whom you sell?" - Buffett's bogeyman at mid-night recession
Buffet doesn't care about the general market. That's only noise. He cares about the stocks he owns and what he could buy. When he thinks a single stock is overvalued he sells and that's all.
No way really? No one is saying the opposite lol. What he is saying is, that if buffet thinks its overvalued, it probably is
The market's volatility makes DIY dangerous. You do not need to identify the next NVDA to be successful in investing. Choose top-tier ETFs, dividend aristocrats, and a trusted advisor. I turned $180k into $20k in quarterly dividends, which is an exciting milestone
The strategies are quite rigorous for the regular. As a matter of fact, they are mostly successfully carried out by pros who have had a great deal of skillset/knowledge to pull such trades off.
I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $130k in passive diversified safe-haven assets, Up 358k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
I could really use the expertise of this advsors
You can probably find out more about her online. Her name is *Layan Talia Chokr*.
Regarding these companies, I absolutely agree with you. It would be quite innovative to find financial experts who can help you shape your portfolio, such as Layan Talia Chokr. In order to get through the challenging times that lie ahead, careful personal money management will be crucial.
Holy c... a paper with 109 pages??? Is it a paper or a PhD thesis??? 😵
EDIT: you're "to whom" comment makes perfect sense for big investors, those having millions of stocks to sell. They can't sell it all overnight. But small investors, who have only a few hundred or a few thousand stocks, can afford to wait for early signs of a crash, especially if they bought early. That's one of their few advantages against institutional players. The market isn't going to fall 50% overnight, and relatively small positions can be liquidated very quickly.
10:15 sven. I think the next down cycle will be the mortum capum. The 36 trillion dollar debt restricts any help. People are preparing for the worst now lkle zuckleberry. Thjs is the last hurrah
What's potentially different about the US going forward is a severe slowdown of immigration. We have a low birthrate and have been filling the worker gap with immigrants. Take away immigration and we start looking economically a lot like Japan at their bubble peak. Which suggests big market declines are coming.
yep. immigrants strengthen and improve societies and economies.
The market is up because corporate earnings are up
you should check the real data:-)
Walmart profits are up 80%?
Costco profits are up 50%?
@@AlanMwatson-xyz Did you look at the S&P500's earnings yield? You can make a whole list of you favourite stocks, just look at the market data
I know a lot of people who 'invest', but I know few people who talk about valuation. We're a minority 🤔
:-))) even less that talk about owner's earnings
Buffet doesn't buy tech stock. He is more interested in cola and pizza.
There is froth and there are cheap stocks. You are focusing on the expensive stocks sven
I get the point but the arithmetic example is ridiculous. The increase from 4 to 10 is not 5 and its definitely not 5x. Sloppy wording, I guess…
from 1 to between 4 and 10
"It's a bubble, it'll crash" -- every value investor's battle cry, the real question is are you trying to be right? or are you trying to make money?
I am trying not to lose money :-)
The real question is, are you investing to make money, or are you gambling to make money? Buying overpriced assets is not investing, no matter how you twist it to seem that way. Investing is buying a cash generating asset to get more back in the future than you put in. Buying something that is overpriced (with no real hope of getting back the cash from the asset that you put in) and hoping that some sucker in the future will buy it back from you at an even higher price is pure speculation. This is not investing. You are not sophisticated, you are gambling. Now, if you are clear that is what you are doing then I say, more power to you. But don’t kid yourself that you are somehow making a smart play.
Yeah but if you have to think like a moron to make money you'll probably infect your complete mind and thoughts with morinization thus selling your soul for money
There's a guy named Warren Buffet. He's a value investor. He also happens to be the most successful investor of all time and in the top 10 wealthiest people in the world.
Its bs that stock market goes 30% a year ... wth
Yes, Charlie Munger has said several times that investing has become very, very difficult these days.
Perhaps there will be a correction if we can buy great companies at a favourable price. Who knows...
Yeah it’s just too much… makes it appear like it’s 1999 again.
Yes, in 30 years you too will own your own planet by investing in index funds 😎
It’s a bubble. I can’t wait for the beautiful destruction that the yield curve has been predicting for 2.5 years😂
so bitcoin bull? ;)
prices haven't gone up 1000% since 2008, stop it
Cam you please make a video on Nike once their earnings in a week are out. Very interesting large cap company given they expect a bad 1014 so hopefully multiple contraction and an opportunity to enter a position.
He says the crash could happen tomorrow or in 10 years. If he really believes it could happen in 10 years then why is he posting these doom and gloom videos now? Also, the market can't go down more than 7% in a day. Trading gets halted. It would take a year for it to go down 50%.
keep in mind the market needs to reopen the next day.... at a level set by the market that never sleeps.... enjoy the party while it lasts
I will rise forecer...😂
hsha
Poor Sven doesn’t know how to enjoy the party. Imagine being a sad 7 year old billionaire! Hahahaha
:-)))