Stocks Just Did Something Very Rare… (6 Times in 30 Years)

In this video, we dive into a major event in the global stock markets that hasn't been seen since 2020, and before that, the 2008 financial crisis. Within just three days, global stock indices dropped by a staggering 8%, with some, like Japan's Nikkei, plummeting by 20%. This dramatic decline caused the VIX, the US stock market volatility index, to surge to levels we've only seen twice in the past 30 years—during the COVID-19 crash and the 2008 financial crisis.

These spikes in volatility often coincide with significant market bottoms, presenting both risks and opportunities for investors. However, understanding what drives these spikes is crucial to determining whether they signal a temporary panic or a sustained downturn. In this video, we analyze the factors behind the recent volatility and explore whether now might be the time to buy or if there’s further downside ahead.

We also look at critical economic indicators, such as rising unemployment and declining durable goods orders, which could signal a looming recession. Could this volatility spike be a sign of worse to come, or is it an opportunity for savvy investors?

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[OwenFlex]

After every downturn, there's usually a bounce back in the stock market. It's all about timing your investments and staying patient during the lows.

[djnewent-zgiq]

This spike is a massive warning, not a bullhorn!

[jamesdavies]

"Only time will tell" = makes all analysis prior to that statement worthless

[hassan_a]

4:55 people absent from work because of bad weather means they’re not employed anymore! How do you analyze?

[JohnPong-lyzg]

You combine it with the bond volatility aka "MOVE" when both moves up there's something systemic happening and it'd prob drag out

[davidcar]

QE AND ZERO RATE ARE THE REASON FOR BOUCING BACK.

[Mati-zcym]

I think video is a bit late due to the fact that VIX is already at 15

[rattanakouk]

All the data has been pretty good lately, it seems like this guy is trying to hype up some fear. Shame on you.

[maellebreton]

*Now that bitcoin etf is approved, What is the best strategy to enter crypto trading for someone with more or less than $5, 000 to invest ?*

[bian_lrssa]

Please stop copying Game Of Trade, + your video is awful compared to their.