The Next Stock Market Collapse | 6 Ways To Make Money

Lets talk about the current state of the stock market, how to invest in 2021, and how to best manage your personal finances to build wealth - Enjoy! Add me on Instagram: GPStephan

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The BEAR CASE for The Stock Market:

The FIRST, and probably most “common” reason listed EVERYWHERE, is the resurgence of the new Ilnness - and the fear THAT MIGHT shut back down our economy.

Second, we have worries about EVEN MORE INFLATION.
Just recently, inflation was measured at 5.4% YEAR OVER YEAR, which was the largest increase on record in over a decade. Even though the Federal Reserve said that inflation was transitionary due to supply chain shortages, excess demand, as measuring from the bottom of the market…not even THEY were prepared for the numbers that came in, and that prompted the evaluation that - MAYBE - they’ll need to raise interest rates a little sooner than they expected.

Number three: Potentially lower company EARNINGS
Now that things are slowly “Getting back to normal,” as soon as pent up demand begins to stabilize - the worry becomes: are the BEST EARNINGS BEHIND US? And BECAUSE the stock market is FORWARD THINKING…it doesn’t care so much about the next few weeks, but instead…what’s going to happen in the next YEAR? And…right now, it looks as though investors feel like things will start to slow back down.

Fourth…IF earnings start slowing down…then company VALUATIONS are going to come into question…and, you know what THAT MEANS…stock PRICES will go down.

And FIFTH - we have FALLING BOND YIELDS.

But, the Bull Market Case is as follows:

First, JP Morgan thinks a lot of these concerns are overblown - and the SP500 will end the year around 4600. Plus, many re-opening stocks are 30-50% off their recent high - so, that could be a good value to buy in.

Second, Bloomberg reports that “A LOT of young people are going to buy the dip in stocks.”
This was noted by the fact that, FOUR other times this year - The SP500 closed 3% below a historic high, and each time it rebounded to another record.

Third, inflation could very well be TRANSITIONARY, like the Federal Reserve says.
This means that - once supply chains start working again, and labor restrictions begin easing up - consumers prices could start to drop back down, and that - in turn - will alleviate all the concerns of crazy hyper-inflation.

And fourth - if the new illness proves to be a cautious over-reaction - then, the market will likely adjust back up, accordingly.

That’s why - I think - the best course of action right now - is to simply stay the course, keep investing as usual…and, IF the drop market drops…BUY MORE. Sure, we could very well see a sustained downturn…but, we could also continue to see more growth…so, as long as you’re comfortable buying in on a regular basis, you’ll be okay.

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[nelsonfranca]

will tell you how to become rich. Close the doors. Be fearful when others are greedy. Be greedy when others are fearful." — Warren Buffett

[zikangjiang]

The most important tips for investing is No.1 Don' t Panic and Stay Vigilant No.2 Do your own Research and Analysis

[TheIcedCoffeeHour]

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[gregoryserrano]

Zombie apocalypse hits

Graham Stephan “Don’t worry guys all you need to do is buy and hold the S&P 500 and don’t forget to smash that like button!”

[BlindtoBillionaire]

Everyone loves the grand finale! Nothing better than a strong finish!

[RickAmorym]

I dont understand most of the names you say
can you try to explain it for complete begginers plzz

[darthmoomoo]

I didn't watch the video yet. But I am gonna guess "dollar cost average into index funds ..."

[brentmoffatt]

Millenial Money boys turning into CNBC 2.0 with their fear headlines SMH

[johnmarshal]

Stock market collapse vs Las Vegas collapse

[lindagarcia]

but why the mosquito buzzing sounds!!! I seriously clicked the like button to stop it lol….I mean I really like your videos 😂

[TonyKimCre]

Research, analysis, patience, buy low, portfolio mix, long term strategy mindset.

[NathanGrant]

It took from 2000 to 2013 to see the S&P make a considerable gain from the 2000 levels. The rise from 2010 to now is ludicrous. As soon as it is apparent interest rates will rise a huge correction is sure to come. Hedge fund manipulation might beat that to the punch.

[CobySmithRealtor]

Hey Graham.
I’m a real estate agent in Maryland. Any tips on growing my brand? I’ll smash the like button haha

[ilovetongmew]

Isn't it better if we save cash until the market collapse? Invest 1K monthly vs Invest 18K at once, let's say 18 or whatever months from now (when the stock market is 30% down).

[ChengTeoh]

According to the AAII Investor Sentiment Survey ...
36% are bullish, 37% are neutral, 26% are bearish and 100% are constantly buying the dips.
But on a serious note I'd only start to worry about an incoming crash if the people who are still neutral become bullish.

[SwayzeDaGhost]

The 50% you have in real estate. Could you make a breakdown video of what all that consists of?

[HoodedReactions]

Thanks Graham for always sharing great content!

[judek]

who is the one person that doesnt want the market to crash?... It's Graham, so he can make more videos about, and smash the like button for the youtube algo (which i did... duh!)

[RadDadisRad]

I’m not selling anything, buy buy buy!

[oliviawilson]

Yo Graham, I just want to say that you’re truly an inspiration to me and, I imagine, many others. I’m 17 from rural Canada and havent been shown how to deal with money. I took my pay checks from working part time and threw $5, 000 into ETFs and dividend stocks at 16. Thanks, man!