The Fed Just Crashed The Stock Market

The stock market has fallen 6% in 2 weeks and the US economy is under pressure.

The Fed has held interest rates too high for too long and we are now seeing the ramifications.

Unfortunately this was all very obvious and avoidable, but the Fed broke the economy and broke the stock market once again through incompetence.

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[sciencesloth]

You know it's a recession when Sasha is filming in a barn with no electricity

[YoStu]

Fed is like someone playing multiplayer game with 500ms ping

[markbajek]

People aren't buying cars because they are tired of getting F'd at the dealership with market price adjustments over MSRP and higher interest rates.. Dealers did this to themselves.

[williandouglas]

Every crash/collapse brings with it an equivalent market chance if you are early informed and equipped, I've seen folks amass up to $1m amid economy crisis, and even pull it off easily in favorable conditions. Unequivocally, the collapse is getting somebody somewhere rich

[srihari_g]

$7 for a coffee which used to be $5 for an occasional visit to Starbucks. Imagine my sticker shock. Not spending money on it

[joshanonline]

Wait a minute, isn't this Sasha guy the one that puts click bait titles to later say everything is alright and doom-sayers are wrong about everything all the time forever? Sure has been my impression after a few videos...

[ericbhappy]

You just posted a video 2 weeks ago titled This Is The Best Investing Opportunity in 30 Years. Now the Fed crashed the market? Getting some mixed messages here.

[altonjohnson]

Anybody else see the spider fall from the ceiling onto the table at 6:53?

[ElvisSirinBo]

In today's tough economy with Higher interest rates, making money while dealing with depression is a real challenge. How can we stand another four years of this.

[sneakyquick]

We have been in a depression since 2020.

[johnarmon]

Couldnt agree more! There is so much data suggesting a serious Recession is already underway. Best option is to get rid of the Fed!

[SeeLasSee]

I’m concerned that we’re basically establishing a pattern in the US, in which every 9-12 years we have a new crisis, usually intensified by the US government and Fed. GFC, pandemic, what next? These may seem very different, but they certainly help large player’s wealth consolidation.

[quixomega]

Yeah, I mean most people have been predicting this would happen since the beginning of the rate tightening. Mostly because it pretty much always happens, the Fed is late basically every time. I'm in Canada and our economy is has been on fire for months, our central bank is just as behind but it's bad enough that they're already 2 rate cuts in.

[LuffyY]

We know nothing until its actually happening...

[joyfullerton]

I wish the Fed would watch your videos

[LarryCohen]

When there is chaos around, we need Sasha video to calm us all down. Great insight.

[kaleoride]

Rates are not too high. These are normal rates. You got used to abnormally low yield rates in the last 15 years or so. The market is overpriced, it needed to come down.

[Bilgeadam]

FED is wrong NOT BECAUSE it is decreasing the interest rate but because it has kept them artificially low since 2009. First asset prices inflated and then consumer prices, which the CPI reflects only around half of. Austrian economists are RIGHT.

[blivs]

Sobering but great video, sobering in the metaphorical sense because I can't afford alcohol anymore.

[worlddj]

The Russell 2000 gig is fucked beyond limits now people will sell all of the small cap due to recession fears.