The Next Economic Crisis Has Started: The Secret Stock Market Bubble

This is was the average GDP growth of the global economy in 2019 (3.1%)
This is the GDP drop we saw during the financial crisis of 2008.
This is the GDP drop that we saw during the worst parts of great depression.
And THIS is what the economic darling of singapore had just gone through in the last 3 months alone.
A 41.2% drop in Gdp was the largest plunge of a major economy since…
The UK had a 19.1% GDP plunge that was reported just a few weeks ago.
And Canada having nearly a 19% plunge with that number expected to be even worse as more economic data is reported.
And those are just some of the countries that have reported some economic data in the last 3 months. Countries like the united states, haven’t reported their numbers recently.
But regardless, what has amazed me is that just 5 months ago, economists and investors were worried about if we would see a 1% growth rate in a quarter, versus a 1.2% growth rate in a quarter. And that small 0.2% difference in GDP would have a tangible effect on things like the stock market, interest rates, and real estate.
And yet, these 19 to 40% plunges that we are seeing are being completely written off by investors. I mean, since march 23rd, the stock market has risen by more than 44%.
So why is this all happening? And what will we see going forward? Well, this is what I like to call the economic waterfall.
You see. The economy is like a bunch of different ships that are floating along different points of a river. Meaning that not all aspects of the economy will reach the end of the river and go over the waterfall at the same time.
For example, the financial crisis of 2008 actually started in 2006. You see,2006 was actually when the real estate bubble began to burst. That is when we started seeing the rapid increase in mortgage delinquency rates, and foreclosures on homes.
However it wasn’t until mid 2007, that we started to see the first bankruptcies from the financial crisis.
And then finally in 2008 after years of poor economic indicators from the financial sector and the real estate market... we finally saw the stock market crater, and unemployment numbers skyrocket.
All this means is that certain parts of the economy reached the end of the river and fell over the waterfall at different times. And we are seeing something similar today, just at a much more rapid pace.
In March we began to see the slowdown in manufacturing, and the increase in unemployment.
In April and May we saw the top lines and bottom lines of businesses begin to be dramatically affected.
And in June and July, we have now started to see one of the worst economic indicators go off the waterfall, and that is bankruptcies.
You see, when businesses began to lose their revenue in April, we started seeing those same businesses burn through their savings, and simultaneously take out loans in order to get through these troubling times.
But after months of businesses like restaurants, hotels, and travel companies seeing their revenue being 30% or less of what it once was, we began to see many of these companies run out of money and declare bankruptcy.
And What’s frightening is how quicky these bankruptcies have been accumulating.
You see, In April of this year, bankruptcies were actually down by about 40% compared to average over the last several years. but now we have seen back to back months in May and June where their are 50% more bankruptcies than normal.
In fact, we have just started to see the very beginning of this bankruptcy surge, yet it is already the worst we have seen since the financial crisis.
So who is going bankrupt? Well here are some of the biggest name brands that you might know.
One of the largest Franchisee’s in the world...NPC international...who runs over 1200 pizza hut’s and 400 wendy’s...has recently filed for bankruptcy, citing that they have become unable to make payments on their $1 billion dollars worth of debt because of the loss of revenue from the lockdowns.
Hertz which is a car rental company that was once worth over $20 billion dollars, recently filed for bankruptcy with 25 billion dollars in assets.
Latam airlines is another multi billion dollar company that has declared bankruptcy.
There’s also, Neimann Marcus, which is actually owned by the canadian government, but that’s a whole different story.
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[@JackChappleShow]

Hey Everyone! So I decided to put this video out first before my 'greek shipping' ideo because this one seemed very topical and might change if I were to have waited a few days. But don't worry, the sequel to the China Port video is up next! I also have a few videos written and ready to go, so I'm excited for you all to watch them!

[@latifaben1701]

Hello I’m planning to buy a house in your opinion when in the best time to do that?

[@noahdemill1707]

@@latifaben1701 about 11 years ago

[@jitendhere]

Hello Jack.... I'm from India and I love your videos.... They are not only informative but covers the kind of topic others don't even think could be vital for world economy and geopolitics..... If you get free time, I and probably my other fellow indian viewers would love to know how india is doing... Good or bad and what should we do to grow fastest in the world in coming decade's.....🙏🙏🙏

[@gainlabs]

@@latifaben1701 Actually if you're renting to tenants on welfare the Government will pay you so think long and hard on your stop put options... On the other hand if you can buy outright now is that time.

[@latifaben1701]

Noah Demill 🤣

[@saymyname7412]

But if we just keep printing everything goes up. We'll all be trillionaires like our friends in Zimbabwe

[@wigglebot2368]

I thought Zimbabwe reset its currency

[@aarongunnz9513]

That would be worse crisis ever

[@wigglebot2368]

@@nur-azhar ?

[@wigglebot2368]

@UCGzpej1t8FDyqlwQgHqhsJQ What does that have to do with anything?

[@mikemontrose8188]

@@wigglebot2368 I live in South Africa, used to do most of my business in Zimbabwe. Its cheaper using money to wipe your ass than toilet paper. Yes tried to reset the currency several times, doesn't work when you are a corrupt dictatorship. Civil war is breaking out , albeit more in the form of tribal wars. Sadly South Africa is on the same path, we are so far gone that its just a matter of time before we are Zimbabwe 2.0. Trump spoke the truth when he referred to us as shithole countries. Many Americans and liberal morons got upset. In the shithole countries we just shook our heads in sad acknowledgment of the truth of his statement

[@gabyholliday4360]

Lots of scammers selling their “brokers” on this post. Watch out and beware of easy money.

[@jackwebb4934]

These guys are everywhere. I'm sure people are buying them hoping to get rich. I'm in Arizona, and during the "Great Recession" people were gambling their mortgage money at Indian Casinos. We have a lot of them. I just saw Lottery Ticket sales have reached an all time high. With many people with so much time on their hands e.g. Robinhood Traders everyone is an expert. If a stock drops everyone buys the dip. This will end badly! Fine by me!

[@venomtang]

The funny thing is that the stock market IS easy money. But it's also a fast way to lose money

[@johnsirko4]

Stocks down 35-60%.... just look at the fact that Gold's up 50% around the same. And generally gold Works in Reverse of the market there's something going on

[@andrewjensen8189]

@@axiomunbroken8495 Mainly the expectation is that Trump will die the same way 20000 Americans died

[@andrewjensen8189]

@@axiomunbroken8495 Is it hard not understanding the concept of a topical joke? Im sure it explains the lack of real relationships in your life

[@michaeljensen4650]

Gold will also fall. Gold prices are untethered to real demand. Gold is one of the most manipulated commodities in the world and currently overpriced.

[@stevetech5150]

The majority of the feds stimulus has been directed at and held in asset purchases at the top propping up the biggest stock valuation bubble in history. When this thing blows, you won't want to be anchored to close to it. Good luck everyone.

[@joh_manni7903]

Tesla just be stealing the show! Well I cleared out my $435,000 mortgage in just six months. Something I never believed could come off do quickly from the stock market. Bubble or no bubble we keep betting on wall street until proven otherwise.

[@staygrayed1099]

@@joh_manni7903 Good for you you I'm up 9% I'm my M1 brokerage account. Nasdaq closed at another record on Monday, with it's best one day gain since mid-may.

[@kristian.or.levites2545]

That's insane! I've $220k to pay off and it's going to take approximately 4 years. I want to acquire some more properties without incurring a lot more mortgage. I would really appreciate such aggressive approach at the moment. What's your strategy?

[@joh_manni7903]

@@kristian.or.levites2545 I've my my funds diversified across various securities not just on stocks and I don't make this picks myself. I use trade signals from a US regulated broker and investment advisor Paul Helfer

[@kristian.or.levites2545]

@@joh_manni7903 Ok do you copy manually....and what does Paul Helfer charge for his services?

[@stephendelacruzone]

Nice informative video again... Jack! 👍

[@danielm5161]

Pizza Hut, Wendy's, Hertz, JC Penny...a lot of those types of companies have been on life support the last decade anyway.

[@kathys1285]

And guess what they are ALL going out of business for good

[@kathys1285]

Even McDonald’s is closing half of their restaurants McDonald’s is a Multi billion dollar restaurant chain so think about that if a Multi billion dollar chain is having trouble keeping their restaurants I don’t think ANYTHING will survive

[@d_e_a_n]

Wendys! Noooo. How am I going to eat Baconator burgers?

[@danielm5161]

@@kathys1285 On a somewhat optimistic note, the corporate fast food industry is one of the few examples where smaller mom and pop restaurants have been gradually driving the big guys out of business. I live in California and over the past 20 years there has been a huge number of successful smaller name food places popping up. I haven't been to a fast food joint in 5-10 years. I don't know anyone who goes to fast food places anymore.

[@DeeOne88]

@@kathys1285 The problem with owning McDonald's restaurant is you end up paying more on the name and the rent on the land the restaurant is sitting on. So a typical owner is only making about $100,000 to $200,000 a year.

[@Walkinthepark305]

dude i love your image style video with audio lay out

[@WanderGodinho]

Next 6 months? I am so concerned of what is going to happen in the next 2months. The US is due to report GDP, major federal banks are to meet up next month....

[@matthewcolucci5117]

Down 33% and we all know those numbers are an optimistic reflection

[@ceciLOVEtaco]

GDP is IRRELEVANT . The ONLY GAME in the house is THE PRINTING GAME . UPPER-LEVEL PPL don't earn on the """REAL"" economy. They earn fm the asset markets which were all artificially boosted by the FREE PRINTING GAME . That's why THE WORSE the ""real economy"" gets , the BETTER .

[@swapniljoshi7024]

@@ceciLOVEtaco please elaborate more this worst economy thing

[@9899013543]

1 month has already gone by since you commented and nothing happened.

[@octopichael]

Wow I love your content man! Out of curiosity how do you do your research and what sites/sources do you frequent?

[@MSotelo503]

You always are very detailed and informative, really appreciate it.🤙🏽💥

[@louistech112]

They’re just gonna bail em out . Great video bro you’ve earned a new sub

[@David.Marquez]

A genuinely scary future is coming for the stock market. It's interesting, since the most financially prepared companies are in the financial sector, yet that sector has barely seen any growth at all.

[@joelphilip7481]

Chipotle P/E ratio: 1000. Market cap: 32B.... they just released their earnings for Q2 only $8M. This is ridiculous!

[@mikkokarkkainen2807]

Nobody cares about P/E anymore. Nobody! 🤣🤣🤣🤑🤑🤑

[@louismichael6843]

They will care if the starving peasants burn everything to the ground and cut their heads off

[@1captalexracine]

As usual, great video Jack. Keep them coming.

[@johnkellmer5133]

Hi Jack Really? Hijack? Ouch. Anyway you're on the right track, according to the way I think about the world. Enjoyed finding you a month ago or so and have been subscribed since. Just wanted to say thanks and hope you keep going.

[@malikajha9165]

got the joke

[@thomaskauser8978]

In the 90's they called it a rolling recession thirty years later its just rolling up what it missed in '00, and '08?

[@handsome111111]

What goes up will come down. Its the law of nature. I watched the other video on who have the potential to move the market. I perfectly agree with your assessment. However 6 mths, the equity market will be well supported due to the Fed & election year. My 2 cents worth of opinion. Take care stay safe. Btw your videos rock!

[@sammyalabamy111]

Jack Chapple, Welcome back! One of the original financial gurus then and continues now...

[@KrisVworksforMe]

Great video. I would say concerning the large stock companies, something I am more concerned about is the markets perception. With the economy slowing down and less people purchasing we know numbers will drop and that tends to make investors nervous to invest. Personally I see their stock like Apple and others dropping quite a bit more, and very likely lower than the lows in March.

[@SkyWKing]

Just sold all the stocks I own. I know it's too early and that the stock market will be on life support for at least three more months. But every dollar I earn in the stock market now is paid by the blood of people who lost their job and I can't keep doing that.

[@chix25]

Yeah, we're doing the same thing.

[@anemiapwns1]

Understandable. Now is the time to hold on to real money anyway. Investing 20% of your assets in gold, silver, or other precious metals (and possibly a little cryptos if you feel like gambling) would maintain your wealth in a currency collapse. (Think of it as your savings account.) Anything else should assist in self sustainability measures like land, food, water, medicine, weaponry, and off grid electricity. Prepare for the worst, but hope for the best. Take care of you and yours...

[@matthewcolucci5117]

I went 100% in gold. I’ll sell at 2500-2800

[@debbiewilcox8890]

I have metals and cryptos

[@misterj1396]

I’m slowly buying into funds. This will all recover eventually

[@williamsj4697]

The rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not making any Investment

[@savannahgavin9283]

Yeah but there are still productive professional experts out there for investors

[@dividendandincome6215]

I lost about $7,000 trading in the stock market before I was linked to Mrs Wadecarey and believe me she helped me recover the $7,000 and made an extra of $4,000 in the space of a week and 4 days

[@gabrialolivia4169]

I've seen much recommendation about this expert Wadecarey she must be really good and worth investing with her

[@thomassophia6095]

Really y'all know her?, I even thought I'm the only one she has helped walk through the fears and falls of trading

[@fredjohn9167]

Holy shit just 30mins, imagine what you can do in a day, a week , a year !!!!!!!

[@alinakatrevich9205]

Hi Jack, thank you for the video. You've got a very nice run down of the recent events. I have a question, if I may - at the end you said that the stock market might go down if investors see signs that the big companies' stocks are underperforming or that the economy is not doing as well. What might those signs be? Would you elaborate? Thank you.

[@tombe5791]

You are right, the economy will crash/is crashing. But the big players strengthen their position to the degree of near monopolies which is why the value of the big players will not drop but rather rise.

[@angel33333333]

is it a good time to invest in a pre construction condo that would get ready in 3 years from now? ( from toronto) with 10% down

[@vladimirlenin843]

KZbin is not a good place to ask this question.

[@TRXST.ISSUES]

No lol

[@mariooliveira9074]

Buy it when it's 50 percent off!!!

[@END-THE-FED]

I think we have a slow moving train wreck of a currency crisis.

[@anemiapwns1]

When the world reserve currency loses it's status it will be a flat out train derailment.

[@jamesmorton7881]

W (who) TF do you imagine was going to pay for trump's MASSIVE debt ? THe Rich ? The Russians ? The F_GOP ? The millions who LOST their jobs resulting from the botched COVID response ? your are your kids are your grand kids are American who pay taxes driving that train, out of cocaine trouble ahead trouble behind don't think, your losing your mind Here we go. Demand destruction. Deflation good if you have money. The good middle class jobs are on the block. Spending falls, Jobs fall, Profits fall, Companies FAIL Stocks plunge, Mortgages fail trumps GREAT DEPRESSION 2020 MAKE JOBS NOW. Danielle Di Martino Booth Socialism Coming to America. 15 OCTOBER, 2020 Danielle Di Martino Booth back to the program. Danielle is the CEO and Chief Strategists for Quill Intelligence, a research, and analytics firm. She discusses the rapidly growing debt paradigm and why the Fed believes they can increase debt faster and faster without consequence. Now they need Congress to pass additional stimulus programs to maintain the system. These stimulus programs keep the stock markets levitated while the idea of "Don't fight the Fed" is suppressing and stifling competition and innovation. Today, the country that grows it's balance sheet the fastest can also devalue their currency the quickest. The worst-case scenario is stagflation, and in that environment, gold heads higher but buying power declines rapidly. Danielle Di Martino Booth “Socialism Coming to America.” She outlines the risks of throwing money at people who aren't working. There is a spiral of demand destruction that will lead to losses in higher-end jobs, further reducing consumption. Tensions are building in the United States, and mortgage delinquencies are going to go through the roof. Many of Washington's decisions are due to the elections, and those actions will be tough to reverse. This will likely lead to some form of permanent universal basic income. Americans will naturally be okay with UBI unless presented with an alternate plan such as massive infrastructure spending.

[@jamesmorton7881]

@Tennessee Country boy Right, it takes time for the beast to die. UNDER CAPITALISM, EVERY PENNY OF A BILLIONAIRES FORTUNE IS A PENNY OF UNPAID WORK THAT SOMEONE ELSE PERFORMED. Capitalism is based on freedom ? Capitalism is based on on money and failure Wealth is fueled by debt, and debt grows faster than the economy. When I have asked a few simple questions of the investor types, not a single one will answer my questions. This leads me to believe that A) they never even looked at how capital gains are generated, or B) these investor types are perfectly willing to siphon off the wealth of the bottom 90% or get bailed out by the U.S. Treasury in order to get capital gains. Either way, capitalism is not the great freedom giver and poverty annihilator that the propaganda makes it out to be. Here is how I addressed my unanswered questions to investor types: For those of you who are commenting one way or another on the merits of investing, I would like to ask a question or two. When the sum total of financial assets ( "investments" ) in the USA top $90 trillion and the economy as measured by GDP is around $21.5 trillion, how do "investments" make 6 to 7 percent while the GDP only grows by 2.56% annually? With wealth being larger and growing faster than the economy, how does the economy pay off the dividends wealth earns?

[@san8vicente]

thank you very much. I really enjoy the topics you choose for your videos. Keep it up. In relation to this video's topic, I feel it is impossible for the Fed to stimulate the markets forever. There are so many factors to consider for this to happen. So I still believe that sooner or later these stimulus will have to wind back, then we will see the correction to more realistic stock prices. In the meantime, some people are still making money by riding the stimulus waves. I have recognized my lack of ability to predict when a correction will happen, so I am mostly staying out of the game and just taking opportunities that fall within my investment strategies. Boring, not as rewarding but still potentially profitable. All the best.

[@E4zyp34zyl3m0nsq33ZY]

Can you do a video on how you break down your research into this stuff?

[@boonteetan4448]

The Fed keeps its rate at near zero, and it prefers to be mum on the very unusual surging stock markets. Something is definitely amiss, defying conventional wisdom. Believe it or not, those in--the-know remain firmly in charge of the markets. By all accounts, the stock gigantic bubble is near bursting, it will after the rich manipulators feel that they have made enough. Most small investors eventually go bankrupt or penniless. Inevitably. Unavoidable..

[@maxin3231]

I have been waiting for this crash since 2011!! I remember back then they used to tell us that because of the 2008 crash the next one was going to be sooner, anyway since then every KZbin guru had tried to advise about the next crash every year.

[@potatopotatoeOG]

So how will that help?

[@MURDOCMULDOON]

Say you are correct and there is a big bubble crack down now, the over all global index has risen with 10% for the past 10 years, and if there is a huge drop in 2021 January people who invested in 2011 have made huge returns and are up a huge % still.

[@heinandwilson]

Great job. Thank you JACK

[@Pakodot]

It's comforting to watch your video. I know it's evil, but Wall Street and the Govt is also evil. Poor retail investors.

[@mukrimmowlana1206]

The stock market is artificially inflated.. it will crash and it will crash hard when the big investors start dumping their shares

[@bannanaramaify]

Great video I'm going to put more money in the stock market,

[@misterj1396]

Same here.

[@vag7267]

Just don't be overconfident because smart money benefits from people like you. Sell fast before the market crashes. Have a strategy.

[@thecount_1957]

Damn! This was bloody precise! I think the stock market will crash because it is soaring at unsustainable levels, and it's value is based off only a few companies, with only a handful of Investment Banks calling the shots and pulling real weight(your video on the topic was spot on). That coupled with fiscal stimulus and a fall in interest rates(which erodes savings and it's purchasing power) means that there truly is no place to store wealth other than in PM's which are soaring right now. The best that anyone can do is to hold cash and ride the storm out. Great video as always I must say!

[@AmitSingh-re4te]

I can't tell anything until the 4th quarter and the election. Another thing that is related to the market is FED, so as long as they keep pumping money there maybe confidence. But eventually, everything comes to an end (at some point)

[@tmmnago2722]

Auto loan crisis, student loan crisis, etc.

[@Brandon-xp1ob]

All I can say is that these things take time. In the 2008 recession markets didn't bottom out right away and took maybe 2 years or so. I'm not an expert but I'm 90% cash right now and only 10% in stocks.

[@trailguy]

You might look into u.s. TIPS to protect against a falling currency problem, or just lots of bullion, which you can get through sprott and own physically without having to deal with storage. I believe it’s phys but I’m not sure. Anyway, good luck.

[@akashjaymehta1972]

I wouldn't hold cash dude. I'd buy gold/silver, bitcoin, homes, or anything.

[@chix25]

@@akashjaymehta1972 homes? That will crash next to the stock market. All those unemployed who couldn't pay mortgages will eventually come up.

[@anemiapwns1]

@@akashjaymehta1972 You're right. Just 20% of your assets in precious metals would allow you to ride out a currency crisis. Anything additional can be used on self sustainability measures like having land, (growing and storing) food, water, medicine, weapons, and off grid electricity. It's good to prepare for the worst, but remain hopeful for the best. Your security falls entirely on you; because in a crisis it is everyone for themselves!

[@Madmoody21]

@@akashjaymehta1972 Id trust my own skillset now. A shovel and a hamburger can be a good investment.

[@vll16b]

What do you think about the Netflix stock. Is it overvalued too?

[@Mythhammer]

That depends on which side the Fed (and those who own it) are on. The market will crash. But before or after the US election?

[@economicsinaction]

0:14 *Cries in Singaporean*

[@VinodKumar-zr5iv]

Stock market shall crash from Oct start...will witness a fall comparable to the great depression

[@makemoneynow5061]

Really like your videos!

[@ApostleRon]

At 9:41 what flag is this? Stars are off as well as stripes.

[@Dylan-cp9ph]

I feel that this is a pretty week argument. How many of the companies that you cited in the beginning are apart of the S&P500? Companies are gonna go bankrupt, it's to be expected. The fed is money printing going brrrrrr is accelerating inflation, and investors are seeking safe haven stocks to put their money so as to not lose buying power. Stimulus keeps economies a float; see velocity of money; see Australian 2008 economic stimulus & it's related outstanding economic performance. Don't be scared, the world isn't going to collapse. We will rebuild.

[@bubblyinvestor5966]

True. Keep betting with FEDs

[@privatepilot4064]

Right around the time coronavirus came along! Wow, what a coincidence!

[@NateGfit]

what are the most likely possibilities that would cause investors to pull their money from the stock market? world war is probably the most likely, or if the fed stops printing. any other suggestions?

[@charlieryan08]

great content, subscribed to you

[@JohnTaylor-fh4et]

The stock market is a horrible indicator of the actual economy, its kabooky theater.

[@moo_goo]

*kabuki ?

[@JohnTaylor-fh4et]

@@moo_goo you got me, it's all still bullshit & lies. Lying liars for monies Lebowski.

[@ironmantis25]

Almost half the S&P are tech stocks that are keeping the whole thing afloat. Once Amazon, Apple and Microsoft starts going down, the real crash begins.

[@tdog9150]

Stock market is on fire ,,, and people are running into it ... I bailed, I think it’s going to drop ,, and when it does it will go quick .. I hope I’m wrong ..

[@Rickwmc]

@@moo_goo Kabuki Theater is a Japanese form of stage theater.

[@marytica123]

SUMMARY: "THE GLOBAL 'HOUSE OF CARDS' IS FALLING APART - AND GREAT WILL BE THE FALL OF THAT HOUSE."

[@ceciLOVEtaco]

& WHO WILL PAY FOR IT ? You have to ask yourself.

[@louismichael6843]

They will pay for it those who caused it with their heads!

[@jamesmorton7881]

W (who) TF do you imagine was going to pay for trump's MASSIVE debt ? THe Rich ? The Russians ? The F_GOP ? The millions who LOST their jobs resulting from the botched COVID response ? your are your kids are your grand kids are all American who pay taxes driving that train, out of cocaine trouble ahead trouble behind don't think, your losing your mind Here we go. Demand destruction. Deflation good if you have money. The good middle class jobs are on the block. Spending falls, Jobs fall, Profits fall, Companies FAIL Stocks plunge, Mortgages fail trumps GREAT DEPRESSION 2020 MAKE JOBS NOW. Danielle Di Martino Booth Socialism Coming to America. 15 OCTOBER, 2020 Danielle Di Martino Booth back to the program. Danielle is the CEO and Chief Strategists for Quill Intelligence, a research, and analytics firm. She discusses the rapidly growing debt paradigm and why the Fed believes they can increase debt faster and faster without consequence. Now they need Congress to pass additional stimulus programs to maintain the system. These stimulus programs keep the stock markets levitated while the idea of "Don't fight the Fed" is suppressing and stifling competition and innovation. Today, the country that grows it's balance sheet the fastest can also devalue their currency the quickest. The worst-case scenario is stagflation, and in that environment, gold heads higher but buying power declines rapidly. Danielle Di Martino Booth “Socialism Coming to America.” She outlines the risks of throwing money at people who aren't working. There is a spiral of demand destruction that will lead to losses in higher-end jobs, further reducing consumption. Tensions are building in the United States, and mortgage delinquencies are going to go through the roof. Many of Washington's decisions are due to the elections, and those actions will be tough to reverse. This will likely lead to some form of permanent universal basic income. Americans will naturally be okay with UBI unless presented with an alternate plan such as massive infrastructure spending.

[@danielhady3021]

Great video!

[@marciesinger137]

Great video but when are you going to do one on gold?

[@salpsalp]

Agree with the sentiment in this video. The stock market seems way disconnected. artificial and over inflated for no good reason. I'm sitting on a lot of cash, waiting for the market to drop, but people tell me "timing the market

[@mauss9]

Agree with Mr. San Diego above. Also. Watch Gregory mannarino on KZbin. Things will start to make sense then

[@michaelnardick3622]

GOLD AND SILVER MINERS ARE STILL RELATIVELY CHEAP. ALSO LOOK AT VYGVF OTC OR TORONTO EXCHANGE. .70 PETER THIEL BTC WAS A GOOD IDEA ETH - BETTER IDEA. GOOD LUCK

[@darthstarfire]

they were inflated before the pandemic, during the pandemic they've become even more inflated. Zoom is the perfect example.

[@cherishdeb]

Where is the video where you describe how only a few investment firms dictate how well the stock market does? You have sooo many videos on your page. I can't find it. Please, someone, reply to this and post it for me please.

[@peacefulscrimp5183]

That's a great video 👍

[@Simoss13]

I would invest in Pizza Hutt for a solid logical reason for me liking pizza

[@jinglinyu5573]

If Alphabet and Amazon should drop significantly, I would be interested in buying. But I am not buying at the present prices or anywhere near them.

[@9squares]

Have you learned nothing? The Dollar is going to zero...

[@jinglinyu5573]

@@9squares the moon landing was faked; 9/11 was an inside job; chemtrails will poinson us all; princess diana was murdered by the british secret service... any further gags? why not try using your brain...

[@9squares]

@@jinglinyu5573 Yeah, your probably right. You should buy the dip so you can prove to me how wrong I am.

[@jinglinyu5573]

@@9squares Buying stocks to prove things to people would be a strange concept. You are responsible for your life. If you wish to mess up your mind with conspiracy theories, you will just have to go for it.

[@exaucemayunga22]

Dollar cost average is king.

[@dipeshsethia206]

Stimulus Package given by Central Banks of various economies won't help them out? If not than what what is the purpose of QE?

[@edwardpalmore7114]

It will eventually crash and this along with a "misery index" -- a term we haven't heard since the 1980 presidential race will make things so untenable that massive social change will be forthcoming.

[@jwrarmstrong]

Pitchforks and torches coming over the hill. The poor have had enough.

[@dianebrady6784]

@@jwrarmstrong That would be then"Army of the unemployed " that overthrew the federal government in the book " The Lawnmower".

[@trends2morrow107]

In next months a 40 percent correction looks very likely

[@cedricc4105]

I would say up to 70% back to lowest point in 2009

[@user-oe2he7hg5y]

You will both be wrong. It will go up

[@BullNkosi]

I think over the next 6 months governments are going to have to start making some tough choices in terms of bailouts. They may have to bail out companies who provide critical services. However, interestingly, Basic income has started catching on and we may see a bailout of the people for the first time. But this brings into question where that money will come from without companies or employed persons to tax

[@frankblangeard8865]

Gosh. I shouldn't have bought those shares of XOM last fall (2020). Now the shares are up about 40%. Should I sell tomorrow?

[@peterfrancis2330]

Dolores: The way they built their world, it won’t take much to make it all come crashing down.

[@NoCreativeNameGirl]

Westworld reference?

[@Grumpy_old_Boot]

Big companies start to buy a lot of small companies, that are struggling.

[@civiliitian]

But it does not make sense for Apple to buy Pizzahut

[@Grumpy_old_Boot]

@@civiliitian Would you buy a smartphone enabled pizza ?

[@civiliitian]

@@Grumpy_old_Boot Free Pizza for Apple phone.

[@Grumpy_old_Boot]

@@civiliitian Apple shaped Pizza, with Smartphone toppings !

[@furryface1057]

it actually started in 1989 with the loss of the western hemispheres backbone , The Manufacturing sector moving out to cheaper countries , hardly any taxes and cheaper labor costs and its been down hill ever since , and now with this Covid 19 Pandemic its gotten like 100 % worse economically speaking World Wide

[@toordog1753]

Yeah thisbis carrying over from 2007, I started tobsee foreclosures for 2 years now.... We were done and they didn't know what to do.... There were 12 homes on my street for sale at once a t the end of 18.

[@lorezyra]

The Fed is also directly buying Apple stock. FED backstopping everything in Wall Street means risks are (artificially) "low" until the FED stops buying up bad-debt or decides to raise interest rates. Isn't crony-capitalism wonderful.... 🧐

[@selehadinhabesi3855]

does the FED publicly share which stocks they buy

[@lorezyra]

@@selehadinhabesi3855 www.newyorkfed.org/markets/secondary-market-corporate-credit-facility/secondary-market-corporate-credit-facility-broad-market-index

[@caleblummer7720]

Hertz, don't it.

[@kane5916]

lol

[@scuffmacgillicutty7509]

Well played sir.

[@wigglebot2368]

Should I short it?

[@UltimateMarveladammatrai]

Yes hit some things also recover first like the water fall and the rest follow, the stock market is more like the first ship in the river, so if the stock market is going up for no reason it means people are optimistic and that soon we will recover

[@potatopotatoeOG]

1:25 what waterfall is that? Where is it located?

[@JusdoinstuF]

a summary of what the fed did to boost investment would be really appreciated!

[@virtualtools_3021]

VERY short summary: Ha ha, money printer go br br brrrrrrrr

[@virtualtools_3021]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZqyp2h-j9ysrrM or this song

[@jackwebb4934]

The FED gave away money, companies bought their stock, Zombie companies created, companies stock price goes up, mortgage rates fall, house prices go up, people buy overvalued homes, and like stocks aren't really correctly priced. No one can pay back their debt, and everything crashes. Does that answer your question?

[@JusdoinstuF]

@@jackwebb4934 People always say the stock market prices information in, if the timeline you said is true, shouldn't the market know and be crashing instead of rising??

[@jackwebb4934]

@@JusdoinstuF Not at this point. No one knows from day to day too many things i.e. stimulus, openings / closings, vaccine, the number of Zombie companies, all the spin on the economy, and the election. The market right now is driven by speculation just like the DotCom crash.

[@pkfire5484]

*ahem* Stonks Only Go Up

[@Skydiver-gk8bk]

In my opinion, the big game is not only cash in the bank or certain stock's value but MAINLY, what really is going on at the military frontier. I predict a major conflict in between the US and China, as well as Russia, Turkey, N. Korea, etc. etc That WILL change the name of the game!

[@_____J______]

I feel excited watching this and hearing this excited voice

[@MrNitisharya]

It's only going to be bad for the companies with weak fundamentals. Not necessarily those with less savings.

[@9squares]

An optimist?

[@frankpark9571]

I would think little savings would be bad fundamentally though

[@joaquimcruz7198]

Despite the economic crisis now is still a good time to invest

[@pinn6250]

The rich see an economic crisis as a way of making more money that's why Investing now would be wise

[@teddylur4551]

What would be the right investment?

[@user-ux8cx2iq6n]

I'm thinking crypto

[@anthonywilliam1214]

Crypto has become a lucrative way of making money

[@anthonywilliam1214]

It's really profitable rn

[@GasserAyad]

What would happen in the stock market over the next 6 months? I just reckon there will be no stock market in the first place 'cause the internet could be cut off.

[@tomlxyz]

But the thing is that unlike usual crashes in this case the production capacities, etc still existed and since GDP is basically sum of spending and people unable to spend its basically normal that it drops temporarily

[@JJs_playground]

1. I'm truly surprised that Neiman Marcus is owned by the Canadian government 2. I'm shocked that company that owns pizza hut / Wendy's is going bankrupt.

[@Hremo_158]

Wendy's in Particular they just Donated a substantial amount of $$ to BLM

[@Babylonian_Escapee]

@@Hremo_158 500k. And it wasn't to BLM. But don't let the truth get in the way of a good narrative.

[@Hremo_158]

@@Babylonian_Escapee LOL... ANTIFA/BLM operates under about 100 different organizations! All are under the Umbrella of Geroge Soros Open Society Foundation, Which also Partners with the Rockefeller Foundation. They funded the Underground Weathermen Project/Black Panthers in the 1960's too. Same Group. Helps to be old sometimes and live thru the same Playbook with the same Owners.. LOL.. I think you would shocked at what they all fund under what names. I have a Great Organizational Map, too bad I could not post it here for you.

[@Babylonian_Escapee]

@@Hremo_158 Oh your one of those 'international jew' people. Of course. I know better than to mess with you all, I bet you were a pizza gate supporter too. Carry on the good fight, you will catch the globalist one of these days.

[@cgcosh3967]

Not the Canadian government, the CPP Investment Board. They are arms--length to the government. Their mandate is to invest the Canadian Pension Plan funds collected from employees, employers and the self-employed. I haven't been to their website for a couple of years. I can't remember how detailed the investment information is or isn't.

[@upputurimuralikrishna5985]

1929 all again .......god bless all with better brain than 1940s .

[@ricardosentosa]

Commercial real estate are under heavy stress due to many small businesses closing down and work from home movement. Highly probability it will cause massive defaults, which will impact banks, bonds, etc

[@genekelly8467]

Scary times..most likely a 20% decline in DJA, more in 500 Index.

[@amelajay]

Analysis through KZbin tells us the truth and helps us prepare... Meanwhile our governments pretend they aren't in a major crisis... This is why I'm trying to learn and understand these things, because "they" certainly aren't going to be honest.

[@potatopotatoeOG]

Same. Good on you for staying informed

[@andrewepperson3907]

Haha, not not disagreeing or agreeing.. just love how Warren Buffet just bought more Apple.

[@mikefaican6763]

He bought more apple? Where do you see that? Cause I only saw that he added more on BAC

[@andrewepperson3907]

@@mikefaican6763 my bad, misread the headline. markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/warren-buffetts-90-billion-apple-stake-43-percent-entire-portfolio-2020-7-1029371771#

[@NgocNguyen-qy6oj]

He also bought bank of America too because he saw second quarter came out better than other banks. Banks are more conservative now lol. No more refinance cash out

[@sfneurosurgeon]

Many of these stocks went up because of the corporate tax cut passed a couple years ago. Share buybacks reduced float and increased share book value. On top of that fed low interest rate threw more gas on the fire.

[@sfneurosurgeon]

@@logbia7k608 invest in the industries that will benefit under current climate. Companies working on covid therapies, clean energy with Biden as POTUS, and businesses that can continue operating in a socially distant, low touch environment.

[@daviddawson1781]

And now when the housings repose starts and drops it's time to spend your savings to get rich if you saved

[@jack-ls3rs]

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[@arantzazubasilo106]

what a coincidence so you invested with Mr. Briggs Donald also? this man is really dominating the trading zone and making things easy for his investors.

[@ariadnacebrian4171]

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[@jack-ls3rs]

@@ariadnacebrian4171 I'm not bragging a trial will definitely prove, you can reach him via mail at

[@ivorychapel5735]

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[@PaulyGuy1]

Buy physical gold and silver. Its already starting to rise

[@scorpisces182]

totally agree! and silver has made some great moves today!

[@user-rs4ci3fn2d]

Comodines need money to show its value. When the government tells you the value of its currency, you’ll know the value of your stupid sugar, I mean gold and silver.

[@wc3362]

which specific stocks to you recommend in Gold and Silver? I'm still learning about this

[@PaulyGuy1]

@@wc3362 buy physical metal online. APMEX or Provident metals websites

[@sidhuprakash1949]

ECONOMIC DARLINGS ARE THE ONE WHO FEELING THE HEAT MORE THAN ANY .

[@foop145]

I haven't watched this yet, but what part of this bubble is "secret"? When the market completely divorces itself from fundamentals and grows while the economy falls, I'm pretty sure that's the textbook definition of a bubble...

[@thanasisapost3377]

GG for greece

[@user-gv8xk6tj8h]

This is not ,the end of USA .but this is process similar to collapse of the British Empire,or the end of USSR

[@user-lc5ep9qf1w]

Don't worry, China will fall before US does

[@ToxicVaccines_HivHoax]

@Ryan N - The USA and China are part of the same team. The Rothchilds own both countries and every other country in the world. They just play war games to deceive the masses.

[@TheSundown2010]

not going to happen unless you get rid of the petrol dollar and world currency reserve trade status as established by the Bretton Woods Agreement in 1946. The dollar is needed to trade on world stage and to buy oil. China cannot compete because we can just outspend them at will and have better military by a mile...

[@nathanielmathews2617]

@Ryan N Are you an idiot? "Hey guys! Let's commit suicide!" Not to mention, the U.S. is the single hardest to invade country on Earth just due to geography. We have the most diverse biomes while also being essentially an entire hemisphere away from the east. No nuclear war would ever occur because the top officials would lose their lavish lifestyle at best, die at worse.

[@Itsaboutthewaterlife]

@@nathanielmathews2617 Are you an idiot , , , well you should be thankful you are not lying in a shallow grave somewhere in Syria. Hillary would have been elected, the U.S. would not be in existence now. She would have declared a no-fly zone over Russian air space in Syria; whereupon Putin would have wiped out every single U.S. ship in the Mediterranean. Electing a dem is suicide. Ryan N is right. Best to get your head out of your arse and face reality.

[@craigm.5674]

Smart, just look at one Disney World video at a park in the last week....a cemetary.... Yet stock just went from $87 to $130 in last 3 months....insane isnt even the correct word.... I am waiting til back below $100....

[@wolfjoustra4497]

would it be wise to invest in shell then?

[@ingridbens4930]

The rich will be able to hang on their stocks when they correct, so they will benefit when things improve. Big companies will swallow small ones. The rich will get richer, etc. Nothing new really.

[@misterj1396]

You don’t have to be rich to own stocks

[@jayking8092]

If only we could point the finger at some kind of cause, like a global pandemic that caused a complete shutdown.

[@jimjam8838]

I was a little worried I was the only one thinking this.

[@teknomonk3423]

Covid19 FRAUD was organized financial conquest via a psychological terror campaign.

[@jayking8092]

@@teknomonk3423 Its mainly the chemtrails being spread and the dispersed over the flat earth by 5G masts. Now where did I put my tin foil hat?

[@javiersosa3368]

@@teknomonk3423 So are you saying that world's governments are so week that "somebody" invented a "false" pandemic to destroy their economies and they couldn't do anything? Do you really believe that kind of conspiratorial​ shit ? Oh, man stop smoking weed while you watch conspiracy videos. It has not sense at all.

[@harrithharrith8737]

Point that finger at china

[@ckl8a]

slightly off topic, but what's the deal with that flag at 0:40

[@richardbell3834]

I like the music to this video does anyone know the music in this video?

[@lordvoldemort1985]

GDP is an outdated and imperfect metric for measuring the health of an economy, and if you are unwilling to adapt and grow you will continue to sit on the side lines and watch the rest of us make money.

[@wigglebot2368]

What is the new method?