Say Goodbye To Historic Market Returns - What You Should Do Now!

Many analysts believe the next decade in the stock market won’t match the impressive returns of the last 10 years. We explore historical data, looking at past returns on major indexes like the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, and compare today’s high valuations to previous market peaks. Through a breakdown of metrics like the stock market-to-GDP ratio, we discuss the risks of overvaluation and the importance of a long-term investment mindset. We also share strategies for navigating potential downturns and highlight the value of dollar-cost averaging to stay resilient, regardless of market conditions.

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[Otis-the-III]

Watching in my 40s... And only just starting investing I feel so behind!

[Dollrnri]

Every week I buy more of whatever is the lowest percentage of my portfolio and try to keep everything around 10%. Please what could be my safest buys with 250 grand to outperform the market in 2025?

[Ghostviperz]

This is the same guy that said BTC is trash. $72, 477 loving this!

[Dantursi]

This is quite educational. It's crucial for newcomers to keep in mind that the financial markets are highly irrational in the short run. You should constantly be ready for the unexpected. That is how chance operates. Because of the inherent risks in the market, I always favor long-term investments.

[aminemeskni]

10 years ago they said the same thing. Look in the internet😂

[forevertrolling]

This is why we invest in businesses, not the stock market.

[rubenschipper]

the problem with the P/E ratio is that they aren't that accurate anymore. Since the 2000 more and more stocks are into digital products. If they invest then this investment is seen as a cost, not an asset. That's why you see the P/E ratio going up since that time period. It does not mean that the market is overvalued, but that the accounting rules are outdated.

[johneliss]

Amazing video, you work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K into trading from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires, thanks Brooke Miller

[couloir]

I'm in the bootcamp of hyperflation and melt up. Governement borrowed too much money and only way to fight off the debt is to create inflation. This will allow government to create collect more taxes in terms of dollar figure. In the end this will mess up the middle class even more. This will not end well unless you do something about fighting the inflation such as investing in high quality companies or buy solid assets such as real estate. Just my 2 cents. I could totally be wrong.

[dancingdiamondsjewellersltd]

This will age like milk in the next 10 years 😂🗣

[leonardrhode]

Likely for me i starting investing low amount during the good times, im wait for the fall to keep buying cheaper stocks over the next 10 years.

I think i need to consider joining the everything money community so far have been learning a lot on this channel.

Obviously learning not just from this channel but i have enough the information, wisdom and wealth of knowledge.

Thanks a lot 🙏🏻

[southcityflyingcolumn]

You are not factoring in the ever increasing awareness and greater accessibility of investing apps. More people, and therefore money is being invested on the same stocks, inflating their price. Previous "normal" ratios need to be revised as they no longer apply to a situation of such accessible investing.

[sehy]

After being subscribed for so long and after all your info. the btc trade has still been the best. Enough said

[tauronval]

Take the data on every outlook, and they are always totally wrong👌🏻 Amazing channel👍🏻…

[timirtcom]

Ofcourse personally I appreciate all the knowledge that you try to share with us here for free. But one thing I have realised after closely following the stock market the last 3 years is how to take everybody's opinion with a great reservation. We will see how the next years will be but have I gotten out everytime somebody said recession in the last 3years I would have lost on a relatively good profit so far..

[DiamondForevah]

If Paul says so it’ll probably increase, hey Paul did you buy palantir at $5? Best comic channel on YouTube

[luxurylife]

My strategy is simple: term, dollar cost average in an SNP 500 index like buffet says and wait for corrections to buy single stocks. I’ll always be in the market and I’m patient for the right prices for single stocks.

[craigfield]

I would like to get your impression on this topic, future returns, based on two premises.

1) Inflation drives up the price of stocks.
2) The market becomes more saturated with people investing in the stock market because of 401k's suplanting pensions, and lost trust in Social Security driving more dollars into the stock market.

[alextocev]

couldnt agree more, its time to sit and wait, a good deposit with 3-4% atm is the best thing to do or find single stocks but defo not indexes

[canadianstacker]

Are they forecasting or pricing in a correction or crash? Is that the primary reason when averaged over 10 years for the lower returns?