Grantham: The Biggest Bubble In Financial HISTORY! It Will CRASH...

Finance! Investing! Economics! Business! Stock Market! Real Estate! Market Bubble! Stock Market Crash! Jeremy Grantham Bubble! Crash! I’ve made no secret of the fact that I think the market is in a crazy state of euphoria right now, and its running on borrowed time. There seems to be a bubble everywhere we look. The housing market is now less affordable than it was in 2006, at its absolute peak. US equities are valued higher than they were in March of 2000, at the crazy highs of the dot com bubble. NFTs are being bought for $100,000 and sold a week later for $700,000. New crypto projects are popping up left right and centre, with no utility, no vision, no future, and yet they’re still being valued in the millions of dollars. But maybe you don’t want to listen to me, maybe you want to listen someone who has a history of predicting market bubbles, and if that’s the case, then look no further.

Jeremy Grantham, the founder of GMO, an investment fund that has over $110 Billion in assets under management. He’s an incredibly successful investor in his own right, but he’s built his fame by calling out market bubbles, peaks and bottoms, and doing it with incredible accuracy.

In the 1980s, he called the Japanese asset price bubble and successfully navigated his way through it. During the dot com bubble of the early 2000s, he successfully identified the bubble long before most people and led his fund through the following 2 years of turmoil. In 2006, he called the housing and mortgage market bubble, and in 2008, timed the bottom of the market almost to the day. He’s built up a reputation as a man who understands bubbles, greed and euphoria, and is able to predict them, with frightening accuracy.

Right now, he is warning us all of the greatest bubble to ever exist. You heard that right, not only is Grantham sure that we are in a bubble, but he believes that it is larger than the dot com bubble, the bubble of 1929, and even the South Seas Bubble. Thankfully, Grantham is no hermit, he’s no stranger to a camera, and he’s more than happy to tell us all what he’s thinking, to make sure as many people as possible are prepared for what is coming, and that’s what you’re going to hear today.

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[StoicFinance]

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[renzenker]

Finally someone talking some sense. I sold all positions at the end of June 2021, but better to sell too soon than too late.

[paymeincrypto]

This guys message is “I invested in companies that haven’t made a dollar. It was fine then. If your doing it now then we are in a bubble. Prepare for a crash.”

[rc]

This interview with Jeremy Grantham is one of my favourites.

[whatsa]

starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth investing remains a priority. The stock market has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works

[matthewhammond]

There's no such thing as growth stocks. Buying an overvalued asset does not make it growth asset. Value investors love growth, we just have no interest in over paying.

[Marty_Au]

Also, publish them all as podcasts. We should be able to listen to this on spotify, Google podcast, Apple podcast etc

[mnc]

Can’t wait for the next video on how to invest for what’s obviously coming.
Great content ‼️

[albertobottopoala]

"Nobody can see a bubble. That's what makes it a bubble" cit.

[jb]

13:45 Exactly right. I was in my early thirties then (1999-2002). There was a strong sense, or at least hope, that the problem was contained to the crazy internet etc stocks, and that everything else was OK thank goodness. Everything else was not OK, however, but there was no clear point at which to sell - things always seemed to have bottomed. Yet they hadn't. Until eventually they did - much lower down.

Things now do feel quite similar to me. Certainly it's the way my own portfolio is behaving.

[maxfuchs]

But when everything is a bubble.. is there even a bubble?

[brockl]

Never seen a woman so lost. Women should be given jobs based on skill and knowledge and not just for being a woman

[Foxyfreedom]

Meme investing has actually been an interesting phenom because it's not as speculative as people think. You can crush hedge funds once you understand their game. Once you find that 70-100% short float, the gains on the upside are so large because they're being forced to buy.

[elieli]

It blows my mind when so many people try to advise us to be prepared for what's coming...
Be prepared if you lived well and have wealth to loose
How are people to be prepared when many live from paycheck to paycheck? How to prepare against layoffs
How to prepare small businesses against a lack of customers?
This videos are good if you got some savings

[usadaytrader]

Good content. Sounds like the 5 past days of red are a few bumps before a recession.

[joshvir]

So negative beta stocks like GME and AMC are a hedge against a market crash?

[connorkenway]

Great Channel, I think you'll grow fast.

[j]

I've been wondering if the market is crashing upwards like Venezuela. Can you speak to that? Yes or no? Why?

[theinvestmentabc]

Be careful of following Gurus, they are more wrong than right, but in this case I agree that we are in a huge bubble and that time is ticking. In my opinion chances are very high that we have already topped

[Nicole-tpfn]

Yes please cover how he is investing during this time. This is the best explained bubble video I have watched and the difficulty is with inflation rocketing, cash will only erode. Earning income from investments is crucial to those of us 10 or less years from retirement and I feel dreadful for those already there.
This QE is to blame in my opinion but the 1% that benefited the most money from it won’t suffer like the rest of us, historically this is how they become richer at our financial distress.
Very thankful there are YouTube videos like yours that can help retail investors.
I personally hold AMC, as a market crash will force those trying to short it to bankruptcy to get margin called & it will by default cause a squeeze that at the last resort the DTCC insurance will be responsible for. The stock beta is negative 4, so each % the market goes down, it should go up 4%. Just my opinion if it helps