STOP BUYING STOCKS | The Market Is About To Bottom

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WHY THE STOCK MARKET COULD BOTTOM:

FIRST: The FED has begun to reduce their balance sheet.
This leads to what’s known as a “balance sheet runoff,” where the Federal Reserve begins to SELL their portfolio onto the open market, and REMOVE the money they receive from previously issued loans.

SECOND: Higher interest rates
SP500 returns have shown to be 3x LOWER in a rising interest rate environment…not to mention, there’s also data that suggests that we’re about to see an upcoming decade of subpar returns…only because we’ve experienced SO MUCH GROWTH, already…and, that should be considered.

THIRD: Tech Sector seeing largest job cuts since 2020.
This is often being referred to as a new “Pandemic Reset,” while companies re-evaluate future demand, cut costs, and adapt to an environment that isn’t flush with stimulus checks and low interest rates…. that, in turn, has the power to pull down the market alongside with it.

FOURTH: Stagflation concerns
“Stagflation” is a term that refers to a time when growth is slowing, unemployment is rising, and inflation continues to increase.

WHY THE STOCK MARKET COULD INCREASE:

FIRST: One analyses shows why the SP500 could be FAIRLY VALUED.
This chart shows the stock market’s value in relation to interest rates…and, as you can see…we’re trading right around NORMAL.

SECOND: inflation may actually have started to decline.
A new report shows that monthly core inflation came in around 4% annually, down from 6% in the three months before it.

THIRD: Ending lockdowns after months
The expectation is that this should lead to SOME level of normalcy overseas…and that, in turn, will aid the economy, worldwide.

FOURTH: Rising Inventory.
It was reported that: “Inventory levels are high, as companies chased as much merchandise as possible to support demand, which has now slowed. Ultimately, markdowns and promotions are starting to pick up.” This should - HOPEFULLY - curtail at least SOME of the rising inflation numbers, which MIGHT lead the Federal Reserve to slow their rate hikes…allowing the stock market to pick back up.

FIFTH: Many segments of the market have ALREADY dropped - from peak to low - up to 90% at the worst, which wasn’t an insignificant drop, by any means.
Now, that’s not to say that things can fall EVEN MORE…but, this COULD be a realistic sign that valuations are beginning to approach a level that’s MORE in line with what the market can reasonably support.

SIXTH: It seems as though there’s a LOT of pessimism out there that the markets WILL go down, and it WILL get way worse…and that almost makes me think that, if the majority of people BELIEVE that…then, it’s less likely to happen?

My ENTIRE Camera and Recording Equipment:

[ZacandDora]

It’s a dip not a long term recession. Consumer spending is shifting from tech & home solutions to travel & services. What’s happening is people are spending differently than they were 2020 to early 2022. Now we are out we are utilising services & spending in restaurants & entertainment. Inflation will settle it needs people to normalise their consumer behaviours again.

[countrifiedjose]

YouTube financial section is beating a dead horse with this "stock market crash".

[Because]

Buy on red, buy on the green. Never worry about the market. Slow and steady wins the race.

[HTsTECH]

Title: STOP BUYING STOCKS
10:46 - "You're best off buying every single week"

The clickbait titles have got out of hand on this channel. Still one of my favorite channels but super disappointing to see the direction it has been heading.

[braden]

Correct me if I’m wrong but the Fed running off their balance sheet does not exactly mean “selling bonds”. They are simply allowing current bonds to mature and then not reinvesting/buying new bonds. They are not “selling” anything, but by not BUYING new bonds, they are decreasing cash flows into the market/economy.

[PIRATEKINGDOM]

Investing for the long term is always a win. Don’t try to time the market and buy when it’s low! No one knows where the bottom is :p

[liko]

This needs to happen to stop the price increases they are all out of control stop printing money and giving handouts! That has done more harm than good...

[mjr]

👎 Tesla is not reducing overall staff. They are reducing white-collar salaried managers by 10% and hiring more blue-collar workers who actually get things done and run the lines.

[mapthomas]

stopped at the 1:14 mark to predict Graham's prediction of invest into the market at the same interval and don't time the market.

[tylercarriere]

I truely believe we are in a recession right now, because remember, you have to take the newly printed money into account. You see inflation, but really the prices are actually lower in comparison to the old money supply. People are investing less as stock prices drop. All signs of a recession. Buy the dip, and see you in the future!

[StylishCasuall]

Watching this and seeing the title, I remember why I stopped watching this channel.

[markarnoldsfinance]

Basically anything is possible. That’s the video.

[J]

As an investor, it hurts seeing your portfolio down if you invested unwisely.

[seansean]

Never try to time the market. Buy and hold and then if it goes down buy and hold more. Eventually it always goes back up....so far

[coginc]

It is nowhere near the bottom. It’s just begun

[DUNCEATRON]

Never gonna stop. If the market never recovers we have much bigger problems

[iamabdulkadirl]

Moral of all the videos is same: If you are a long term investor, continue. :D yet i keep watching every one of them.. lok

[itskelvinn]

My 401k (just started in 2021) is down 20% 🤡🤡. Don’t worry graham, I’m still contributing to it as much as ever still. This bear market could actually be a good thing for me, considering it’s a way for me to start my portfolio on a sale

[peacefulyou]

I buying more shares of all my ETFs. This is what you should be doing if you’re a wise investor.

[danicegewiss]

I'm going to keep buying stocks and wait for the stock market go up. I'll buy the bargains.