This Is The Best Investing Opportunity In 30 Years

The S&P 500 is up 18% so far this year after already going up 24% last year.

But while the overall numbers look amazing, the majority of the stock market has still not recovered from the 2022 crash as AI stocks have gone up in a vertical line.

Interest rates are about to start coming back down. We haven't had an opportunity like this in a very long time.

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[joshc]

this guy is pumping the stock market. SEC please investigate

[alexsteven.m]

Market is down still, I've been looking up strategies and apparently both bull and bear market condition provides equal avenue to accrue massive gains, and a news article particularly mentioned a 54 year old that made $180k in 5weeks, how do I learn these strategies, my portfolio has been stagnant for months.

[Benjaminarmstrong]

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[MargotCrest]

AI ...stocks will dominate 2024. Why I prefer NVIDIA is that they are better placed to maintain long term growth potential, and provide a platform for other AI companies. I know someone who has made more than 200% from NVIDIA. I'll also take these other recommendations you made.

[mertie-lf]

As an lnvesting enthusiast, I often wonder how top level investors are able to become millionaires off investing. . I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?.

[joshuat]

Don't tell us your opinions, show us your positions.

[AdamWrightfool]

The semiconductor business is expanding quickly, and investors who purchase these two stocks from ACM Research and KLA Corporation may see substantial profits due to the growing demand for technology. I'll be monitoring them and seeing how they perform in the marketplace.

[pauls]

8 days later and the S&P is down 4% ... That escalated quickly.

[maksymhryb]

My fave stand-up comic/finance advisor

[CaptHotah]

Sadly i had to sell all my stock to finally get a mortgage. Luckily I've been doing alright for the past 3 years. I'll be back thou

[juicymelodic]

Ah yes, "This time is different", "We are in an era of exponential growth", "There will be no recession in our lifetime", "AI will make us 1000x more productive". Stonks.

The best opportunity is always after a major crash, not near the peak of the biggest bull market in history.

Aside from that - Shiller ratio is irrelevant. Stock moves on liquidity.

[nikola-origami-creator]

I invested in S&P exactly a year ago. My first ever investment when I turned 18. Listening to your vids, and not watching all the bullshit, expected a nice return, but I'm +25% on portfolio 😂

[janottlinger]

Airlines have a lot more debt since 2020, consumers have a lot more debt as well. Credit cards charging a lot more than a few years ago. So not everything is good. Plus interest rates are currently quite high while P/E ratios are high as well.
Sure it could be everything plays out well, but I a careful

[nancyberns]

Great info, Sasha. I missed you when you stopped posting a couple of months ago. Glad you’re back; I appreciate your content.🙏🕊️

[mikexerov]

Many years ago, in 2007, I got a new job, , and I moved out from the West of the US to the East coast. I had some money my previous job was piling up in one of Fidelity's big cap stock mutual funds. But not since I left. Money was not that great amount and I forgot about them. I remembered only (I swear!) this last spring, and I decided to check, what's going on. It grew 12 times the original amount in 16 years! Just like that! Not only because of change of stock price, but also because all the dividends were invested back into stocks.

[TheArtofValue]

I'm heavily invested in small caps. However, good luck predicting the overall stock market rather than individual companies, because that's what it is. Impossibke to predict consistently. Btw, weren't you bullish before the 2022 bear market, not expecting rates to shoot up and many emerging "growth" stock multiples to go down? Suddenly a lot of stocks looked very expensive, and you didn't see it coming. But sure, have another crack at it...

[designbydavid]

I agree with some of these comments. Sasha should show us a small window into his current positions. It would add a lot of conviction to these videos. Doesn't matter if they perform or not, it's about having a foundation of action, otherwise the points don't hit as hard.

[ronniebohl]

Sasha, you are one of my favorite U-tuber. Appreciate your channel.

[chrisp]

An America that seriously considers electing Trump for a second term is described as, “stable”????

[bodrulm]

Sasha, are u considering macro issues? Oil de-dolorisation, devaluation of the dollar accelerating due to Russia war and central banks switching heavily to gold. USA cost of living crisis/middle class squeeze. People have maxed out their credit cards so consumer spending is slowing and could crash. Earnings will take a hit, there's simply a lag. Nvidia earnings are based on B2b sales, and right now these businesses haven't figured out how to monetise AI. The macro environment is complex due to 2008 and Covid bailouts. S&P 500 is simply a tracker of the rich and yes they have been doing incredibly well... so far.