Fed Cutting Rates. Stock Crash or Boom?

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The Fed has signaled a clear intention to start cutting interest rates in September. Will this lead to a stock market crash like what happened in 2001 and 2008? Which assets and stocks will benefit the most from lower rates? Find out in this video.

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No one can predict the future, especially the stock market! Most important is u do yr homework about what u buy, when to take profit, cut yr losses, when to hedge or do a cover call or cover put……..

kingbond
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Rate cut benefit US construction stocks like BLDR, DHI, PHM, LEN, CAT

bensgoodeats
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A very comprehensive lesson, thank you very much Adam for your time.

sharonisr
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Thanks for the quick reference to the effects of yesterday's Fed statement in Jackson Hole. As your long-time watcher and as a long-term investor, I hold Lululemon shares, which publishes its results for the second quarter this week on Thursday. From analyzing the candlesticks on the graph as I did, I see a continuation of the decline even though Lulu's business environment is showing signs of recovery from the low prices their shares reached. Can you analyze it as you see it? Thank you so much🙏

danlevanon
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US job numbers is a redflag. I am 50% cash vs 30% usual. Earnings will be revised Q1 2025 onwards to the downside

thealchemistinsearch
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Before watching this video, I say shares will go up because fewer people will hold money in bonds and in the money marke funds, and buy shares

Don_Gorgan
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hi adam, which sg Reit are of good investment quality? pls share with us. thks

zhengjs
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When you know your stuff, And I do mean knowing everything about the market how it lives and breathes reacts and responds along with being a well disciplined trader. And only then, is it safe to take a stroll down Wall Street and wake up the next day with money in your pockets and not just lint and you've lost your shirt as well... People that just throw money and hope for the best, eventually realize they are in a shark tank my friend... Adam your such a great teacher and reflection of mastering what you do and you can be successful...Im a trader of just a couple years now and I'm busting my ass everyday taking in everything I can and learning about how to be good at trading... Soo soo much to learn but your videos input and analogies of the market have been priceless. Learn soo much from you. Thank You. "In Adam We Trust" ✌️

StratCatStrut
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Thanx Adam
Brilliant as always
1. A worry of recession is still there ( inverted yield curve almost zero !! )
2. Markets to celebrate cut rates should rebound first ..as Fed anticipated cut rates too late
3. In a week time GDP to be released showing positive but less than expected
4 . I personally prefer to catch leg up after correction
All luck to all

Zakiotaibi
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Earnings don't drive stocks. Liquidity does.

gregfields
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Building a cash position to buy valuable businesses. Volatility will be certain

riccardoruocco
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Some experts think rate cuts could boost certain industries, while others warn it might increase inflation concerns. I'm reviewing my $600K portfolio allocations and I'm curious about strategies to respond to these potential sector impacts.

RickWatson-xugw
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Simply the best trader of 2023. Thanks for the lessons.

sofiyaemelyanova
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From $10K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.

jeffsantiago
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The great thing about investing in the S&P 500 is that if a company starts to falter, become unprofitable, and lose market value, it gets removed and replaced by a stronger company—all without you having to lift a finger.

WestonStruzzi
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Agree that the market was already crashing in the previous 2 instances. Not worried this time. Everyone I know (little fish) are holding back until rates are cut then they’ll spend. Unfortunately (just my opinion) the market these days is being driven by whales and not little fish like us. Whales do what they want and their actions often make no sense. Takeaway: if it drops, it’ll recover fairly quickly. If it doesn’t drop, all good. Patience always wins. Good luck everyone!

Excellent video!

kne
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It seems we are running into the next bubble. This time AI bubble. How to prepare?

lomo
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Market is alot more sensative and reactive than 2008 and 2001, I believe we are getting the soft landing that has been talked about for the past 2 years.

dryden
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I came across your channel through this video-case studies are incredibly valuable, and I'm eager to see more in the future! Building wealth involves establishing routines, like consistently setting aside funds at regular intervals for smart investments.

Jørgensen
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You should change your cursor arrow to something bigger that is much easily visible on the screen. Great content as always btw.

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