Brace Yourself!

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With interest rates dropping and the economy performing better than previously thought, we could be in for another massive round of inflation, also known as a Melt-Up or reverse market crash.

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Our economy is struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and the pandemic aftermath, causing instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions need urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.

annaj.osorio
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Never trust any financial page with the headline - "It's Over!

chrisa.
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what goes up must come down, nothing goes up forever. no matter how people want it to be so.

williambush
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The economy is doing better than we thought if you believe the numbers released. That's a big if because the Fed NEVER cuts rates in a good economy. The Fed cuts rates when we are in recession or heading towards recession. So noe of this makes sense for the Fed to be cutting when we are told the economy is strong. Everything says the stock market should rise, but I'd guess Wall Street sells off this week

strummer
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Ummm.. this guy really believes that we have 254, 000 new jobs. Yes, we may face a melt-up, but not because economy is so strong. Weak

markblankenship
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Nolan, I just have a hard uneasy feeling putting money into the stock market at current time? The "crash" can happen any time, with any number of black swans, including bank of Japan effects..Will I miss upside? Probably, but if we all agree that there's a gigantic crash on the horizon, shouldn't I just stay safe instead of gambling my money (and jumping in after that big crash/correction)?

larrydal
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I don't understand why FED lowered interest rate when the job market is stable and sustainable. Something fishy going on ...

admin
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You’ve never said buying now is a bad idea, not once. You're always pushing people to buy, like everything's getting back to normal. It’s really shady.

dilchakmadeil
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I’ve never been doing better with no let up in sight- but I haven’t given a bank a penny in 8 years.

trollsymctroll
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Good video and good practical advice. Only the silly or super greedy suffer major crashes. Thanks from Australia. Unfortunately the US is way worse and way further towards a major crash in all than Australia. Keep them coming very much enjoyed👍👏😎

patrickaustralia
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You are very insightful. In addition i loved the consistent tone of your voice❤. I have been an investor since more than 2 decades, and everything you say is what i have (accidentally)done over many financial ups & downs of global economy . I hope people keep listening to your words in all your videos.
However, i disagree that physical gold should not be bought. I have been buying physical gold regularly, every Indian festival since 2000, and today it is has given me a very good compounded returns with solid backup over my other investments like mutual funds, stocks, RE, although i never purchased them with a plan to monetise them(typical indian women mentality😅) and this one asset gives me the sense of complete financial security with decent returns and let’s me up my risk taking capability in other assets like the stock market. Nevertheless i agree and diligently keep the financial discipline that 5% of your income should be kept aside each year to buy physical gold.. jewellery 22K with no diamonds or any other gems.We can use them and enjoy the benefits of its upwardly increase in value in the long run. It works.

nalinichandrashekar
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jumping to the moon, sky-rocketing beyond the sky

filmesharrifena
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US Govt debt increasing by $300 billion a month in 2024.

InfinitePlain
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LoL... I laugh out loud every day at work watching the 10 and 30 yr yield go up! Long term bonds giving J. Powell the BIG MIDDLE FINGER! [well deserved]

markbaugh
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You're making a huge assumption that inflation is going to back up... but it looks like the opposite of what you say might happen. And then you suggest that people should buy properties off the back of your assumption!!??? ... Inflation has come right down and if demand continues to wane then it will keep going down. Do you have property investments by any chance?

boombustinvest
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They would rather have inflation than deflation, even tho inflation just means prices keep going up. But people that act like they don't know what they are doing. Of course they do, its their favorite game of hot potato and kick the can. Just keep lobbing that tato and kicking that can until its someone else's problem. Thats the American way!

tylerkepple
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The big jobs numbers is called lies lies and more lies. All bull shit as usual. How bought that gold price 🤣🤣

USMCGoldy-nnrs