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[KenW]

Alright guys. If you want the market to crash, I can make it happen. All I have to do is buy back in.

[DonaldWarner-mqiq]

Issuing massive amounts of debt is the only reason why we have avoided recession. We basically every 100 days are doing 2008 bail out

[keeganryan]

As much as it hurts to say, we need to go through a recession. Shittiest thing though would be the fact that poorer people would get hit the hardest, even though they never really benefited from our stupid inflationary policies in the first place.

[JR-eqjz]

It will show up once everyone is long and on margin. Once that occurs we will see the rollover in stocks. Not there yet. It will happen when everyone least expects it.

[istvanpraha]

Labor market also looks recessionary but they track it wrong. They need to start looking at living-wage jobs not just counting every job the same. And there is an obvious trend of well paying jobs getting cut and replaced with Uber driver and food service jobs

[GizmoTheViking]

4:30 so DOGE might become the catalyst for the unemployment numbers and then it snowballs from there.
2025 doesn't look very bright, but we'll just have to wait and see.

[irsmun]

They shouldn't be able to count government jobs in the numbers.

[ryaj]

I just can’t see the stock market skyrocketing like this forever. 17% is a huge massive melt up to something. Inflation or crash is the only two ways to go. One way keep your money working against inflation the other leaves you bankrupt.

[andrepereira]

Meanwhile the stock market has been rising for the last two years, which comes to prove the old maxim that the market can stay irrational way longer than you can stay solvable.

Since covid, we live in stupid times and so it's better to be stupid (aka take risks and invest in crypto and stocks) than predict the doom and gloom.

It's more than likely that the everything bubble will pop next year, but we are not there yet, so just enjoy the crazy ride.

[well-blazeredman]

Roger. I'll keep adjusting my stop-losses upwards - and watching where Warren is putting his money.
Good video.

[BenQotsa]

the problem with this analysis, like all economic analysis. Is everything is reflected on the stock market. So yes at present the stock market has never been stronger, but only top 1 percent profit from the stock market. It does not trickle down wealth to middle and working class. For example nvidia has exploded with recorded rocket profits and share growth in the stock market. Yet its growth does not reflect the average American income, wage growth, assets or disposable income.

[FreeMarketSwine]

Have you backtested your strategy through more serious downturns?

[OnlySnipinq]

Best channel on YouTube — thanks for the great insight & daily videos

[andreasilvestrin]

Always the best research. Thanks guys.

[cybermuse]

2025 - Variable effects from termed debt needs to hit which it will especially outside the US. So as long as there is no crash, the 10Y will stay high, the fed wont be able to lower short term rates quick enough and non-US countries won't be able to lower short term due to currency instabilities. Thus the debt spread from ZIRP will be realised abroad first destroying the economy and that will ripple back to the US. Probably in the form of DXY spike upwards. It is inevitable.

[grizzlythief]

How does "printing money" compare to banks reserve requirements. If a bank only has to keep 10% of it's cash deposits, then loan out 90%, isn't that a far greater contributor to inflation than anything else? That is literally creating money in the economy on a scale far beyond adding currency into the economy.

[clementc]

Some event will jump out anytime, dont feel too comfortable.

[christopherscott]

Thoughts on if Trump makes a depression vs recession more or less likely?

[dasistmirpengd]

The audio was weird/off. Sounds like enhanced speed?!

[sauercrowder]

How is this the only finance channel that doesn't have loads of bots comment threads about fake financial advisors?