This Crisis Is Creating Something Shady In the Stock Market

The Unemployment Rate is at the highest level since the great depression, Businesses are closing at rates that we have never seen in history, And the world economy has seemingly hit its biggest road block since the great depression.
But there are some strange things that have been going on during all of this turmoil. For example, Real Estate Prices have actually stayed the same or even gone up for most areas in the united states.
Another thing is that the number of bankruptcies in most countries have actually decreased over the last few months.
And ofcourse, the stock market has actually risen by over 30% since March 23.
So how can all of this be possible. In a time when most indicators are showing we are in the worst economy in nearly a century…we are also seeing a relatively healthy stock market and real estate market.
Well…some of the reasons why this is happening, might be a lot more scary than you think.
The first thing that may have partially mitigated a worldwide collapse, is the debt that governments around the world have been taking out and giving to its citizens.
In fact, governments have taken out nearly $16 trillion dollars of debt in the last few months. And just some perspective is that an average year will see $7 trillion dollars of debt taken out worldwide. Meaning that the world is compiling debt at a rate that is nearly 10 times higher than normal.
And this means two things. The first of which is that this debt will provide a temporary stimulus for the economy for several months to upwards of a year.
But the second thing that will come from this debt is much more negative. You see, at some point, governments will have to pay back this debt. And this will come in the form of tax revenue. Meaning that a large portion of tax revenues for the next several decades will likely go towards paying back this 3 month period where debt was compiled at extremely high levels.
But debt is not just being taken out by Governments, its being taken out by businesses and individuals.
Household debt in the United States is now at record high of 14.6 trillion dollars. A recent report showed that in early march, nearly 43% of United States Adults had some sort of credit card debt, but now that number has jumped to 47% which is one of the largest spikes in history. 23% of credit card debtors surveyed by creditcards.com said that their credit card debt is a direct result of the pandemic. Millennials have been hit the hardest, where 34% of millennials had to go into further credit card debt because of the pandemic.
So what this means is that debt seems to be arguably the biggest factor as to why many markets around the world have not collapsed.
So for now, this debt has provided some relief, and helped prevent a much worse downturn in some areas like the stock market and real estate. But this debt burden will likely hurt the global economy for years, or even decades to come.
Another thing that has been happening is that central banks have been printing money at rates that we have never seen before. Pretty much what central banks like the federal reserve have been doing is that they have increased the money supply in the economy. The way that they do this is a little bit complicated, but to summarize, essentially 3.5 trillion dollars has been added to the economy to help deal with debt, to help give out loans to businesses in need, and to give cash reserves to the big banks. The economist Tim Duy said that if these measures were not taken by the central banks in the last few months, ‘the system already would have blown up. And the markets would have crash 10 times over’.
Now what does this have to do with the stock market? Well, first of all, sometimes crashes take time. In September of 2008, it felt like the entire global economy crashed within the span of 2 weeks, but in reality, it took 517 days to reach the bottom of financial crisis. And during that time, their were many weeks or even months where the markets performed fairly well.
So it is possible that the recession that we are going through today, might reach its worst point in well over a year, especially if the debt market collapses, or if the economic recovery is slower than people think.
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[@JackChappleShow]

Hey Everyone! Looking to get back to make multiple videos a week. What do you think is happening in the stock market right now? What about the future? Let me know in the comments down below!

[@mykalsarakula3652]

STAY AWAY FROM STOCK UNLEESS U TRADE

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

take cayenne for heart conditions. thanks! Yes remember that Net Energy Return on Investment is way down as the cost of energy extraction increases. So we are in just another financial bubble while food prices have increased due to limited supply - and soon the same will be for energy prices. arctic-news.blogspot.com East Siberian Arctic Shelf methane bomb will be going off soon - doubling global warming and causing food at scale to not be available - it will be too hot for life on Earth soon. Already a billion people face starvation due to drought and closed down distribution markets.... We can not bail out a diminished rate of return on technological efficiency of extraction.

[@sunnyp710]

All it is is a bear market bounce. If you look at 1927, 2000, and 2008 the same thing happened. After the initial bear market bounce is when stocks really collapsed. Also look for bond prices to go down as an indicator of when the crash will happen.

[@YaBetterCallBabu07]

Hope you get better with your heart condition. Focus on that. I'm no expert, so this is just a theory of which some may be true, and some not. I think what's happening, as indicated by the widening income gap between rich and poor for yrs, is the rich is doing things to protect the things they do more of (invest in RE/stocks/businesses etc). But someone's got to pay for the damage coronavirus did, and the rich are doing what they can to make sure it's not them. So they hurt the poor and middle class further thru what effects them more, such as higher unemployment, higher inflation, and probably what will eventually be higher poor-middle class taxes. Also, the points you made make sense too. There's a shift to which companies are earning more and which are earning less. Plus average investor has little power to create rallys and selloffs, versus when the rich buy rallies or do a selloff. The rich make sure the returns are enough for the average investors to want to be part of long term though, while they make crazy returns short and long term.

[@1968bpp]

"Lipstick on pig" is the perfect description of the current situation. What we have is an inflated market due to Fed intervention. Bear or Bull fake or run or whatever, the value of the current market is overstated by as much as 50 %. Nearly 40 million people are unemployed. Filling their pockets with a few thousand dollars is kicking the can down the road. They need jobs, and in the new normal there wont be as many jobs as before. Airlines are waiting for PPP to expire to start their layoffs. All in all this is a man made bubble, and we haven't solved the underlying problem (CV19), and the economies are reopening. So the end state in the best case is broke and sick or worst case - broke and dead.

[@duncanrumak4214]

The fed hasn’t used the word “billion” since they found the word “trillion”

[@lechiffre5078]

Duncan Rumak God help us all if they find out about quadrillion.

[@kizarumelon2477]

@@lechiffre5078 lmao

[@Michael-gh5ys]

Billion is like a $100 dollar bill for the Fed, it doesn't buy anything anymore.

[@Nik252]

LOL sad but true :)

[@Iseenoobpeoples]

Trump used the word unlimited to describe the power of the Fed, USA will win no matter what.

[@UltimateBargains]

I grew up with Steve Jobs, Johnny Cash, and Bob Hope. Now there's no jobs, no cash, and no hope. Please don't let anything happen to Kevin Bacon.

[@broncpal4244]

Like it...very clever. In the situation we're in......you've gotta laugh. All the same, buckle up while ya are laughing !

[@singh11373]

The line is getting old

[@alonsomoseley8738]

Never thought I'd say this....but the world would be a dark place without Vanilla Ice

[@288theabe]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@1oboeajusco586]

Bravo!

[@teresas8929]

The sad thing is that a lot of people don’t understand that “negative equity” actually means your adding to your debt when you trade in a vehicle before it’s paid off. Be smart people, save before you buy things that are not necessary, but money aside and keep those, phones, cars, tv’s etc. longer.

[@allmendoubt4784]

memories - timelessly priceless, tech - immediately worthless. What the young never realise because they are targeted like prey.

[@sanjaylingala8112]

Hey Teresa, Thanks for the inputs. It is the key and more importantly investing in right way..Hey go watch my video to get popular in india..It's an open challenge.

[@johndisuja4365]

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[@emilytiana]

Stock market is the future investing in it now is the wisest step to take

[@antonioguzman5293]

My dear you don't have to be surprised, Mrs Anastasia is the sure plug

[@byaialele5916]

Socialism for the rich Rugged individualism for the poor

[@eytrix]

yeah, the only thing socialism affords the working class is starvation.

[@eytrix]

@James Fox lmfao. Read a history book bud.

[@R3tr0v1ru5]

I'm pretty sure the US has socialist programs. Not that they are a good thing.

[@tomikexboii5403]

@@eytrix Like the history of Scandinavia in the late 20th century? xD

[@misterquantum7757]

The stock market doesn't reflect the economy, it's a reflection of rich people's feelings.

[@officialnotesonlifepodcast]

💯💯

[@thevipgurlz2802]

Well said

[@radix904]

Nailed it!

[@kuberanproperties3069]

ya I loved that quote.

[@mythocrat]

Disagreed. Not rich people, but all investors feelings. I am not rich and I am investing and I notice many other traders have very "excited" mood about investing, and this is one of the big reasons why the market is going up. People have hope, hope or fear drives the market, not just the economy dry numbers.

[@Coco111s2]

Any major disruption or event in the world generally means consolidation of wealth from the masses to the few.

[@Hot-Dog-Man]

Looks like the super rich just buy up more of what the working class can no longer afford during recessions, tightening their grip on our collective balls

[@bettycooper369]

Down under in new Zealand in some fancy ass bunkers

[@JohnDoe-it1vq]

Gee, quite a coincidence, eh?

[@emanueldobos8452]

What are you on about? The masses have been able to own stocks for quite some time. The masses are just too stupid to get involved in owning the means of production. The way to bring about literal communism would be if the population at large got more involved in the stock market, through low cost investment platforms. Average people in the west are stupid with their money and have no concept of saving and investing. This is just something I've noticed, especially in British and American culture. There's more than enough income for the average person to get moderately rich, by saving 15-20% of their income and investing it in a diversified portofolio of investments. But instead, people fall prey to buying cars they can't afford and being stuck with mortgage sized repayments for depreciating assets. Just look at how much better immigrants are at handling their money, they appreciate it more and are much better at creating surpluses in their personal finances, needed to build wealth.

[@LeoMidori]

@@emanueldobos8452 You don't seem to understand that communism means the people own their labor, and while stocks are fine, in theory, they also aren't the assets that the average person needs. The situation is the poor get poorer and the exceedingly wealthy get even richer, as it has been for many decades and is only accelerating. Stop blaming poor people for their "stupidity" when the world around them isn't providing them the means to even pay the rent, food, medical bills and other BASIC THINGS TO LIVE.

[@philipsmedia5268]

The stock market is in wonderland, so until Alice wakes up this madness will continue.

[@pinned5992]

I always love watching your videos, Bitcoin is the fastest growing crypto currency in the world, I never knew I could be rich until I began to trade with Mrs Anastasia

[@eenfach]

Alice has been shot and is heaviliy wounded and in coma.

[@beCoCOi]

Crypto currency is a scam. Why? Because it isn't real, but gold and silver is.

[@emilytiana]

I have not heard about gold before all I know is Bitcoin, crypto currency and forex trading, and I have been making big profit from it through Mrs Anastasia especially on this lockdown doing nothing at home

[@emilytiana]

Definitely it's wise to invest in Bitcoin now than month ago

[@Captain_MonsterFart]

I've stopped using Amazon. There's no reason to give my hard earned money to something that gigantic.

[@R3tr0v1ru5]

Lol, that's the worst argument I've heard in a while.

[@josejuanarmy9515]

Retrovirus ya it really is. They give jobs to so many people.

[@organicdudranch]

if you haven't noticed everything is rigged.

[@forthegloryofhiskingdom5348]

Makes me wonder about 1929....Did the Fed crash the market on purpose then turn around and order everyone to turn in their gold or else be put in jail and be fined..The only gold that didn't have to be given to the Feds was any type of coins that were of considered of numismatic value...Every type of gold other then that had to be turned in and this happened only a few years after the 29' crash.....HHhhhmmm???....

[@capper6100]

For the glory of His kingdom Exactly

[@forthegloryofhiskingdom5348]

@@capper6100 🧡🧡🧡 Thanks Brother...Few people really know about this past in American history.

[@cheemomugdoo6001]

@@forthegloryofhiskingdom5348 How exactly would the Feds "crash the market"? Why don't you read about it instead of making up some conspiracy theory. The executive order on gold took place 4 years after the crash and it had many good effects on the US economy and the money system. Being tied to the gold standard really limited what the government could do monetarily. If you held bullion the spot price was about $20 an ounce, the US government gave you $35 an ounce on the redemption. That's a 75% gain, not bad for something that has no real use sitting in a safe. Gold as a long term investment is pretty bad over the long term. It occassionally spikes but those are generally very short lived. The stock market may be a rigged system, but it's not by the government, they aren't smart enough to do that.

[@carlob517]

that's the story of America in one word RIGGED!

[@ruisen2000]

People: Our government has to pay back the trillions it owes at some point Government: lol what do you mean. We're printing trillions as we speak!

[@Chris-ye2gl]

It's not government who's printing money and federal doesn't literally print money, it's more like done digitally

[@steimystein4368]

Check out modern monetary theory.....

[@jamestheotherone742]

​@@steimystein4368 "Monkey money theocracy" is just rationalization to double down on irresponsible fiscal policy to keep the music playing for as long as possible. We are long past ever being able to ever pay all this sovereign debt back. Not just in the US but around the world. When the music stops, those who actually have the IOU bill will be the ones who get burned. Who holds most of that debt in the US? Individuals and retirement funds will be worthless when you can't give T-bills away.. That is when the "deficits are going to matter" in a very real and harsh way.

[@philfortner1805]

Inflation pays the debt via devalued currency. Been going on for 75 years!

[@Tailspin80]

Providing interest rates stay around zero there is no need to pay it back. This is a powerful incentive to keep interest rates at zero.

[@tseringchoedon2236]

That’s why rich are going richer .

[@kalie_plays8646]

Making silent money moves

[@thefozzybear]

Companies buying back their own stocks.

[@BuggKnuckle]

that isnt even close to how this works 😂

[@natet5059]

Moron

[@southbostongear629]

I wish

[@shenanigans5183]

@@BuggKnuckle well actually a lot of airline companies have been buying up their own stocks with the money they received for busineses

[@bontoss3082]

*government buying company stocks. It's a massive power grab on behalf of the federal reserve

[@pisanghangus2]

You missed the elephant in the room . The fed is printing trillions

[@junkerjorg6310]

Thank you, no one seems to address the elephant in the room.

[@tylercarlson6965]

Bruh he literally stated the fed is printing trillions in the video to supply bank reserves and supply stimulus to citizens.

[@TheKlyde234]

@@tylercarlson6965 r/wooossh

[@louiscipher5861]

I see pink elephants all day long ....

[@jasonlay9492]

Yeah and the way the do that is not complicated like he said.

[@Sparticulous]

Always interesting to realize that the stock market has almost nothing to do with the economy so people will have to start looking at other indicators like the 24% USA unemployment or the drops in gdp to determine a depression/ recession and ignore the stock market which is more of a money casino anyways

[@pn2543]

best metric: what fraction of American working age adults cannot afford a 500$ emergency? 80%? that is a de facto failed economy.

[@MrISF]

Kudos!

[@jamestheotherone742]

Go look at what the current value of the DOW and S&P500 is with its mix from say, 2006 is...

[@colonelkfc33]

“A good manager doesn’t fire people. He hires and inspires people. And people will never go out of business.” -Michael Scott

[@AR-fh2uh]

Brilliant quote from a more brilliant man.

[@DimitarBerberu]

Good government doesn't privatise (shows trouble) good assets. The system is sick. Needs big changes. Change is natural law. Oppose it & you'll pay more later.

[@Jeff-ps5tg]

You miss all the shots you don't take. -Wayne Gretzky" - Michael Scott

[@wsjsubscribers5080]

That man now runs the SPACE FORCE

[@kirstyi7860]

Meanwhile, the guy who played Michael Scott, Steve Carrell, is giving hundreds of thousands to Antifa today. June 3, 2020

[@taoiseachjager9643]

Ah yes a recession. The best Time to be a semester away from Getting a degree. Guess i get to live with my parents another 20 years. -_-

[@brianevans4]

Bless you

[@James-nv1wf]

​@Moe I tried the trades but I didn't want to turn into any of the bosses I had.

[@maryannkussmaul3824]

can you finish your degree on line? only one semester.good luck anyway.

[@Mistabushi]

My man! I'll tell you something. Take it from someone with University degree in IT sector. After 12 years working hard in IT I gave up and ended in trade and couldn't be happier. Why you ask? Well for starters as mentioned above you gain skills useful in life, your competitors are not global(think about it, in most cases your job of you work in IT could be done by someone living in other country for 1/5 of your salary), overtime is paid! How many times I was expected to work for free. Not saying that degrees sucks, all I'm saying is people should adapt and be happy. Take care, have a think and things are going to be good.

[@andysmith5997]

You’re too old to start in organised crime or drug dealing too I’m afraid

[@sup494]

it's simple rich is getting richer and poor poorer.

[@JamieDigitalArt]

yep. they're debasing what little savings the poor have

[@asterixky]

As a lower middle class person, I have made some sacrifices on toys and superficial pleasures, and invested my money for retirement, I will be comfortably wealthy when I retire, thanks to those "Big Investment Banks".

[@rakhis2575]

And China is going to control the world after deafening world economy

[@serggla924]

Spinnaker enjoy being rich when your 60. It’s as fun as being rich in your 20s. Promise.

[@JohnSmith-zo6ir]

First of all the flow on effect from all of this has not yet hit yet. Second, bankruptcies, unemployment etc affect smaller business more than large corporates. Small businesses are not listed on the stock market so the damage to the economy is not reflected on the stock market.

[@NayanaABREU]

Love your channel! It is sooooo interesting! It offers such wild range of topics, it's well articulated, futuristic, out of the box!! It blows my mind!!! Thank you so much for the content.

[@chepaukground7608]

You make some interesting points especially the impact of a few very big money managers. If we tie back to 2008-2009, one of those money managers and few banks crashed and hence the hit to the stock market was more severe.

[@hybrid711]

Jack I'm glad to hear you're recovering. Take care of yourself brother. ✌❤

[@mpower2386]

In the short to intermediate term, the main driving force of the stock market (and assets prices in general) is liquidity, not fundamentals or gdp. Unless big players who have access to cheap money are forced to liquidate, asset prices will keep rising...

[@2555Edu]

if not for my father's help, I wouldn't be able to pay my bills these past 2 months, since I'm unemployed since march 8th, the next few months/years will be very hard for the common people

[@alexj7440]

Do you live in the US?

[@mstardomfinance8389]

I feel your pain, man. My dad was laid-off as a result of COVID-19, and I had to help him out. Lucky for me I have another source of income that is not dependent on performance of the global economy, simply because I am able to feed my family whether or not the market goes up or down. The other day my wife wanted to go shopping to buy groceries, so I just gave her my ATM card and told her to buy whatever she needed, and she spent $315 dollars. I told her to stock-up because I was going out of town to take care of some business. The funny thing about this ATM account is that the money on this card was not made from working a 9-to-5 job with an employer and a boss. It was strictly made from putting money to work for me. So, I feel very sad for those who don't understand how to put money to work for them. All I can tell you, Eduardo, figure out a way in which you can put money to work for you, so you can always make money while you sleep and while the economy is down. You won't learn this method of making money in traditional schools and universities, you will only learn it through share study and determination. Hang in there, man! Best of luck.

[@Jandos47]

I am doing doordash and postmates to make money on my own time about 50-100 dollars a nights mostly 50 bucks but it helps me with my necessities tho

[@jonathanmott7434]

@@Jandos47 you clearly haven't taken into account car maintenance but good for you. 👍🏼

[@mstardomfinance8389]

This is an outstanding view of the current Global economy. Nice work!

[@HedelTorres]

My new building on the left at 7:26 :) My old building second from the right... (there are four buildings.. my old building is peaking from the side... :) )

[@jerrykudos9445]

Stock market and hyperinflation were skyrocketing at the same time in Venezuela.

[@aml-zq5mc]

@Vinny Booboo yeah i wish more people would realize this when they try to compare dollar inflation to argentine peso inflation.

[@bodypillow3800]

People under lockdown have 1,200$ and are bored they hear about stocks and investment so they take their 1200$ into stocks causing a jump in the stock market.

[@ben5609]

@@aml-zq5mc --- Even keeping inflation at 3% or whatever will result in hyperinflation. With money in unlimited quantities it has to happen and there's no way out of it. Although it's happening slower with the US and EU than Venezuela, hyperinflation WILL come most likely in the next 5-10 years.

[@zenmind5579]

Body Pillow ye but the problem is maybe 5% of people who got the money, invested it. The other 95% spent it on bills or useless items.

[@SvenTSchixe]

Get well Jack!! Love your content buddy, Cheers from Niagara Falls🍻🇨🇦

[@susza89]

Stock market is speculation vs the economy is real.

[@ci6516]

The “economy” is a system . A man made fabricated system . The stock market is figure and measurement of that system . For the big public companies ; it’s a very spot on measurement. For companies with no stock , it matters not. Are the futures of google Netflix and amazon secure ? U damn bet they are . And their stocks show

[@rohitroll2119]

You have to let the Market have a good crash, so that it can begin the next phase of growth. Such artificially inflated conditions cause a horizontal market for years, leading to more pain and wealth destruction

[@kuberanproperties3069]

The market isn't going up, the Dollar is going down against public corporations.

[@rohitroll2119]

@@kuberanproperties3069 the Market capitalisation IS going up.

[@dontquestionmyname5490]

@Harry Lorigan Jr but it affected investors. Many bought puts and the S&P 500 shot up during the pandemic because the fed is pumping money. They lost from a few hundreds to a few hundred thousands

[@BroNapartay]

Just like forest fires (or control burns) are necessary to allow for carbon rich nitrates in ash from old dead wood to fertilize new growth.

[@rohitroll2119]

@Harry Lorigan Jr Yes it does, Investors pull out of stock market, liquidity of companies decrease, companies increase prices to increase profitability. Fed increase liquidity by printing money, Inflation.. So in all, your 'relative income' comes down.

[@cosmicostudios]

Thank you for the great content! Wish you well on your recovery! Look forward to seeing more awesome videos 🙏

[@chewbaccasworld3672]

Great info and video. How do you make a video like this? What software works well to make this type of video and where do you find all the video clips that you edit in? Thanks

[@LukeOSaF]

Hope you recover soon, Jack, thanks for the great video!

[@douglaslatham9904]

Something has been "off" with the stock market for a long time. Company stock market rises and drops have not been linked to their performance for ages. Companies can be doing well, and their market share price will drop, then when they stop performing well it will rise. The share market has been a rich mans (or super fund) casino and/or TAB betting agency for yonks, where only those with inside knowledge will be pocketing the profits (with few exceptions).

[@sanjaylingala8112]

Hey Douglas, you seem to common man.It's ok...you need to enter the market when you are young. Invest in blupchip stocks or emerging blue chip stocks.. stock market pay wells in long run.Best time for investment is in recession where in you can buy quality stocks at affordable prices. I totally agree that very few can make money in stocks.Big pvt bankers make a lot for this... Hey Douglas, you can go and watch my video and take action to be popular in india. If you are not super sound financially you can forward my message in your network to action.Action takers are rewarded.

[@lucasdemingeon-investing-f3082]

Volatility is more of a problem in the short term. Unless you burn yourself trying to play it, or you just invest and hold for 20 years and by then volitility won't matter as much

[@douglaslatham9904]

@@sanjaylingala8112 nice reply, thanks for the advice. I agree that long-term share ownership is where you really can't lose your money. Like real estate, the long term price will only be better after 20 or more years (perhaps shorter periods on occasion). Mind you, I think that making money (large or small amounts) from producing absolutely nothing, or doing absolutely nothing, is highly immoral. At 70+ do you think I am young enough to get into long-term investment. I, at least, would like to think so.....

[@HawkElite117]

The safest and most efficient way to weather the coming storm is to diversify one's assets. Don't put all your eggs in the same basket. I.e. buy precious metals, diversify investing portfolio, and keep some cash in the bank in case stocks go on discount again.

[@bettycooper369]

Or just diversify in crypto and metals, seeing as money and stocks aren't worth shit anymore. We're all just waiting for that collective realization.

[@TheChangNetwork]

@@bettycooper369 crypto lol

[@kuberanproperties3069]

That might help you weather the storm, but why not become rich instead?

[@jdek88]

Keep most of your cash in a brokerage account so you can jump on any opportunities that pop up. Plus if negative interest rates happen, you’ll want your cash out.

[@drakedoragon3026]

If buy huge stock in American ignorance if it was listed.

[@williamcharnow9038]

Nice fair and balanced News. Great job of informative reporting Jack!

[@ssoundar4808]

It is scary to learn that there is disconnect between market and economy during this pandemic caused recession !!. Thanks for the wonderful video!!

[@modernadulting6857]

"In investing, what is comfortable is rarely profitable."

[@brianbassett4379]

Trying to prop-up this ridiculous house-of-cards that sociopaths have build. ALL HAIL MONEY!

[@sheepmellow]

This was really informative, thank you.

[@rowef]

This is my first video of yours I’ve watched. You covered all bases. Very small chance of being wrong. Well done.

[@Filip708]

Its what happens when you print money. More dollars chasing the same amount of shares makes the price per share go up.

[@stridedeck]

The Central Bank can only make tokens to be used as reserves in the banking system and can not go into the real economy as real cash. Also, the stock market is going up because there's no other place to put money. Commodities are flat, hard assets risks to deflate. Bonds are flat. This is a sign of a weak economy if there's low interest rates as there is no real demand for loans!

[@javiertorres9114]

You are 💯correct. There’s no where else for the super rich to put there money, seems as though the stock market is being treated as a bank. Not to mention the buy backs from these publicly owned companies.

[@stridedeck]

@@javiertorres9114 It's a bad sign if the stock market is the only avenue for money and investing. Remember the Central Bank is very powerless in stimulating the economy: ie demand for goods and services in which capital spending will be the result. I believe a storm is heading our way!

[@MrMahuike]

Bitcoin is by far the most profitable investment EVER...according to Bloomberg.

[@javiertorres9114]

stridedeck; Each time I think about it, it scares the shit out of me. That same feeling I had when the housing market crashed.

[@stridedeck]

@@javiertorres9114 The crisis has already happened. We are in the slow motion aftermath. Cash and cash flow will be king! This is what happens when for the past 40 years family income has been stagnated and yet asset prices keep going up and up. Houses that were historically 2 to 3 times family income is now 11 times. Not much the banking system can do but watch it slowly implode. Can no longer kick the can down the road. The best to do is to find other avenues in making money.

[@erfho8y]

Get well soon jack! I hope you are doing well with your heart! Thx for the videos!

[@joeysimply]

Speedy recovery bro 🙏🏽

[@harrydecker8731]

It's all eventually going to come down like a house of cards.

[@rambo111ism]

But when it does all the old fallas running the show will be dead. The greatest scam in history

[@jaxxbrat2634]

Yeah like my HS teacher in 1969..said the world would run out of oil in 10 years..

[@Bekssss]

Ok and what all this megacorporations going to do with all this cash after sold stocks? Just watch hyperinflation eat it all?

[@nicholashildenbrand8632]

@@Bekssss hyperinflation won't happen. Fiat currency is designed so that we can print more of it when we need to because its backed by nothing more than faith. Nothing is going to change just because people are noticing the Fed can print whenever they want. QE has being going on since the last crisis.

[@Mythhammer]

Only when it suits those running the system.

[@shorelineInsights]

Hey Jack, I have seen all of your videos. You are a blessed person indeed, to be able to comprehend & articulate such vast information. Hats off to your dedication and level of research on each of the subjects you picked for masses to be aware of. This is a true social service to the world.. We love you bro, get well soon

[@imhereoften9452]

I just watched The Big Short yesterday. 4:16 and on sounds like exactly the same concept. Scary.

[@khalidramji8083]

Hope your recovery is smooth. Thanks for the awesome content

[@genet8397]

What happens when the institutions decide to sell?

[@jago09]

next sell off will begin and the massive dip will take place

[@brianw2912]

The better questions is who is buying on the other side of that transaction.. :)

[@kuberanproperties3069]

Why would you sell an income producing asset? And sell it for WHAT? Dollars?

[@SynapseNervosa]

They already are. The Fed is the one buying everything up, which is where all this debt is coming from.

[@Mythhammer]

@@brianw2912 Exactly.

[@investwithdavis1235]

Everyone: Stocks are going to drop due to unemployment, covid, lockdowns Markets: 📈📈📈

[@Hot-Dog-Man]

Just wait for the fed to stop printing money

[@alexabraham8996]

@@Hot-Dog-Man which they will not

[@Truehoon]

@@alexabraham8996 Which will make it worse than doing nothing.....hyper inflation.

[@Truehoon]

@Yytt "doesn't always"? Well, drinking poisen doesn't always lead to death.....But you believe the Fed "always knows" what its doing ... just continue printing trillions of dollars out of thin air? Got ya, You are a knob. LMAF

[@bobbush4899]

@@Truehoon yeah but because they are printing out of thin air they can take money out just as much as they put money in...theres a reason we are in control

[@290revolver290]

Get well soon bruh. I wish you a speedy recovery.

[@CompareReturn]

Good video as a coverage of topics. However the burning question is, will the wheels come off? And which corner of the cart will be first?

[@JasonMatthewsmfis]

the economy will have a tough time ahead. As we can can see a collapse in commercial office space. As we are expecting 2 million people and companies filing for bankruptcy. I think the peak of the downturn will be 6 months from now. Especially when cities, counties and local municipalities are having budget constraints. Look for raise in taxes and cut and services.

[@kuberanproperties3069]

Offices can be refit as corporate prisons used to house the former employed whose jobs were automated away. Just add bars to the cubicles. Poetic, no?

[@JasonMatthewsmfis]

The problem in office buildings is if companies follow the Twitter trend and tell their people to stay home. At the same time small business like myself are staying lean

[@alonsomoseley8738]

There's only 1 realistic solution to the problem....a wealth tax

[@JasonMatthewsmfis]

@@alonsomoseley8738 but to who high income earners like Hilary said. People who earn over $100k or somebody else. Why don't we just let shit just hit fan and let the free market figure it out

[@squamish4244]

A reasonable answer in the midst of apocalypse kooks. Thanks.

[@florencetabitha4695]

Just remember right after you short the market thinking it’s going down it starts to go up. Bottom is already made in my opinion.

[@Itsaboutthewaterlife]

Definitely. Please buy the dip. That I'm shorting the market has nothing to do with it. Didn't you understand the main premise behind this facade. This is an artificial market due to the fed injecting trillions of dollars into it. And it always crashes.

[@makemoneynow5061]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@JonesDTaylor]

Stay healthy man. Awesome work

[@cameronf3343]

That’s why I haven’t invested in months. I don’t care to make a few dollars during a temporary “up”, even before this thing burns from the inside out.

[@jumpinjaxs]

I had this mentality for a while but i started investing in btc once i broke even ( close ) in stocks after the drop.

[@cameronf3343]

TXHEN1 I am in it for holding, I have no interest in having trading being my standard income. I’ll be back in when a vaccine stabilizes things and the survivability of companies isn’t so volatile as it is now. I’m more interested in having things I can sell in 30 years when I’m 50 than 30 minutes, regardless of that meaning missing out on this.

[@cubanmissl3818]

I made over 5 thousand. Not all companies are risky some are profiting from this crash.

[@Bekssss]

Ok watch you cash worth much less in couple months when fed print more to save economy

[@sulphuranonymous618]

Best wishes on a full recovery, Jack!

[@FerrerChacin]

I really liked this video. It is the best one out there about level 2 and time of sale. I would be helpful to see other examples. Thank you.

[@Footender]

There are a lot of people opening new accounts and bringing in new investors and money into the market because these inexperienced investors saw the markets go down so its cheaper and they think they are getting in at the bottom but what they dont realize is it can still go down further. I wonder how many of these people know how to use leverage properly and are investing when they still have debt or lack emergency funds.

[@alfredoaustria130]

One has to consider wealth does not come from the stock market neither from the real estate market and also not from small business. Wealth does only come from one thing: production. And how is production in this fake crisis? Production mainly stayed untouched. Worldwide we have surplus and overproduction in the most of goods. Debt is also not really the problem because interest never come back, and one should not forget that any debt has also a counterpart, which is credit. So both together is always zero. And it is very naive to believe that this debt will ever be paid back. There is no intention to do this. Debt will be controlled by inflation. So everybody who owns hard asset and is in debt will prosper, whereas people who have no hard assets but savings in money or money obligations will suffer.

[@vicioustide]

*in good debt will prosper, while every day savers with no assets and liabilities of bad debt like mortgages will suffer.

[@davidcolletti7136]

Own GOLD..Its REAL money..a hedge against inflation..deflation..fiat collapse..financial distruction..

[@MrL702]

@@davidcolletti7136 Gold is a shit long-term investment

[@robertcroft8241]

When I was 19 (64 years ago) I asked my very rich, very old boss, "How do you get to be rich", he said "My boy , you must always be in debt". It took me a year to figure out that you must borrow to buy assets and just wait for inflation to make you rich. Plus sa Change.

[@whatrtheodds]

@@robertcroft8241 Wow 83, go you.

[@footballdreamer9275]

I would like to mention some data to you that might seem interesting to analyze the current market situation. The US crash confidence Index by the University of Yale, measures the % of Institutional investors and individual investors which think the stock market will NOT crash in the next 6 months. If you look at the graph, we have the biggest spread in between both since the Dotcom bubble. While only 25% of individuals think the stock market will not crash, 51% of institutions are confident the market will not crash. We are talking about institutional levels of confidence in the market well above the medium average and at 2008 levels. It really means institutions know or believe for certain, something individuals doubt will happen.

[@Hoffmanpack]

Institutions are leading sheep into a slaughterhouse!

[@emanueldobos8452]

@@Hoffmanpack yes, precisely. I wouldn't follow institutional sentiment, all they do is provide amplification for any currents already happening. They're in their own bubble, unable to see or think clearly about the fundamentals of the economy. I believe we're simply witnessing counter cyclical fiscal and monetary policy, which is working to its intended effect. Recessions can be of either supply or demand related causes. When you have one of these causes, you want to make sure the other doesn't follow, or you just have a negative feedback loop and self fulfilling prophecy. For now, money printing is what we need to sustain confidence. The trouble will come in 2-3 years time when things go back to normal, whether the fed and institutions will take the right steps to roll back the actions taken and restock the economic buffer, ready for the next crisis. I think 2008 has shown that institutions are too slow to roll back expansionary policy. We're simply seeing inflation show up as stock and bond price increases, when the fundamentals haven't changed. 2015-2019 should've seem much bigger increases in interest rates and roll back of QE, but we didn't, and that's what will ultimately be our undoing, not corona or the handling of this crisis (which I think has been good and justified)

[@private_citizen]

Or it means since NO ONE can predict the market, they are scared and just playing it safe. Remind me again how many funds actually out perform the market? Even buffet has missed the mark lately.

[@OptimusLo]

That's actually the opposite of what I just read today on either Market Watch or CNBC, which said that 70% of big institutional investors believe this is a bear market rally, are sitting out in the sidelines, and believe the market is going to retest the lows. So who to believe? I believe that there's a cabal of huge firms, like BlackRock, Goldman, CIT, and the usual suspects, and they're taking free fed money, and doing, on a massive scale, what that London trader did on 5/6/10 to cause the Flash Crash. It's called spoofing. Basically they put in gazillions of buy orders which are cancelled at the last micro-nano-second. I've noticed extremely weird buy orders for massive amounts of SPY well above the current ask. Out of fucking nowhere. Something's going on. I know that. The S&P should NOT be trading with a P/E of 20.

[@KaspiAerialMedia]

This is the question Yale asked when building that chart. “What do you think is the probability of a catastrophic stock market crash in the U. S., like that of October 28, 1929 or October 19, 1987, in the next six months, including the case that a crash occurred in the other countries and spreads to the U. S.? (An answer of 0% means that it cannot happen, an answer of 100% means it is sure to happen.) [Fill in one number]”. That means it is the institutions that believe we are heading to a recession.

[@scottjohnson8018]

Agree - market is to high. See a major correction happening down the road don’t exactly when.

[@TurnStyle72]

Best wishes for a safe and quick recovery Jack.

[@stevencudnoch2092]

Today Canadian banks reveal 40% - 50% net profit loss, stocks up 10%.

[@javiersosa3368]

Totally logical

[@basedredpilledo7939]

Because people were expecting worse reports.. it's not rocket science, but if you can't figure this out you should save your money

[@mraso30]

@@basedredpilledo7939 Apparently you can't figure out that analysts purposely low-ball estimates.. The earnings were abysmal, the stocks should be way lower than they are, yet they're not. It is manipulation.

[@basedredpilledo7939]

@@mraso30 well I made money on it so I'll keep reading it wrong I guess, have fun crying about the injustices of life instead of sucking it up and playing the game

[@basedredpilledo7939]

@@mraso30 also, lol at thinking that economic performance is intrinsically tied to share prices 🤣🤣🤣

[@proctorjames5329]

Stocks are crashing now I think it's time to switch to Cryptocurrency and learn more about it.

[@anilamuhammed6946]

Correct word, No doubt.

[@huanghong2771]

True Talk, I think it's time to emphasize and learn more about this.

[@kudramohan9531]

We’ve got to see people remain poor due to ignorance

[@victoriamatthias7724]

Not because of ignorance, it’s just because of the high rate of unprofessional brokers in the stock market

[@damiangonzala4223]

You got to see unprofessional brokers but we still got lucrative and profitable professional brokers out there looking for investors

[@brucewilson1958]

I've always viewed the Stock Market as a Vegas magic act. You stand in amazement at the glitter and the glitz. Until, you get curious and pull back the curtain off stage, and there is the goofy, little man pulling levers nervously...the Wizard of Oz.

[@jimgood1949]

The stock market is typically a leading indicator of the economy, it points to where the overall economy is going, rather than responding to what the economy has done recently.

[@InvestorCenter]

Buy Berkshire Hathaway stock if you want a good investment. It’s one of the few undervalued stocks remaining in the market today.

[@dakotahbowman120]

Very true

[@Asian_Connection]

Remember debt payback is possible only if we have a balance budget and that never happens. The true crisis is yet to happen!

[@IIAndersII]

The thing is the great depression was caused by an incredible strong financial shock - the money just suddenly dissapeared, which THEN lead to unemployment. Our situation is an "artificial" caused unemployment - the money is still in circulation, hence a bounceback will be very easy. We are "bleeding" money each day however .... a lot - so in the long term this could end up pretty nasty.

[@davidmiii3161]

I hope your heart better brother.. Thanks you for the poignant and quite interesting information brought out in your presentation

[@MC_AU]

I realised thirty years ago the stock market was a casino run by the pit bosses. We need to explore and develop a new platform for funding business growth.

[@calvinhoward3808]

Socialism? (Like China)

[@quackula9190]

The Stock Market was never intended for us normal people, it was a place for the wealthy to play with there money.

[@Lalit-yw2tb]

Better choice, play like these fucking big hedge funds managing trillions of dollars in assets, then you can win.

[@nikoforsyth514]

The economy is no longer attached to the well-being of our people. It’s time to put humanity first and change the system.

[@kalimokutheislandeater6925]

So the federal reserve is supposed to have precious metals to back up legal tender right?

[@ripperrooh3759]

Happy to hear that you are doing better. 💖😷

[@davidmbonu2689]

The average adult has $50,000 invested in the stockmarket....anyone else find that a bit hard to believe?

[@taylorlatch94]

no

[@bartstanley9678]

Probably because 2 guys have 50,000,000,000 invested. It then averages out.

[@calvinhoward3808]

@@bartstanley9678 They do that same trick (gaslighting) with unemployment and GDP, economists are intentionally deceptive. (GDP by PPP is the relevant metric for 90+% of people and unemployment should be labor participation rate)

[@sanjaylingala8112]

Hey David, It's a great idea to invest early(young age) in stocks but not at a latter stage in life.Hey,, you can get popular in india by watching and taking action call on youtube video.

[@Newlinjim]

David Mbonu replace the word average with median.

[@johnchristopherdelegero1728]

Because stock.market is the assets of the rich. Economy reflects the real picture including the poor. The poor does not own stockmarket.

[@smc7758]

With all that is happening, it is critical that the market stays up ,at least somewhat.

[@bountyhunter1153]

What platform can I use to trade man I wanna start but don't know how or where

[@samcohen99]

They will crash it when they want. They will save it when they want. We cannot speak with our wallets anymore

[@TheGbelcher]

7:20 “Only about a dozen companies make decisions about the stock market.” This is patently false. The vast majority of funds are in indexes and ETFs that are *passively* invested in the stock market. That means they buy and sell the same securities day in and day out regardless of price. Next we have active funds most of which are mutual funds that must have +90% of their assets invested at all times. Doesn’t matter if they are bullish or bearish. The price levels of the markets and of individual securities is driven by the aggregation of many smart ppl thinking independently. Don’t take my word for it. Look it up. This information is easy to find.

[@samkelleran8790]

Thank you for explaining this clearly, I was very frustrated with his flawed explanation.

[@virtualtools_3021]

so easy to find yet you link none

[@TheGbelcher]

Red Stoner I’ll do your hw for you this time. But next time you’re on your own. www.financial-planning.com/slideshow/mutual-funds-with-the-highest-cash-holdings

[@pn2543]

i think he was making the point that about a dozen firms account for 80% of all AUM whether they are ETFs or mutual funds, it used to all be mutual funds until people realized mutual funds were a skimming racket and took Bogle's advice, but the skimming is still going on I am sure

[@menzies09er]

the vast majority of funds are not in indexes or ETFs, active management is still quite a bit larger than passive management. Although I accept passive is significant and the largest shareholders are usually one of the big 3 passive funds. Also passive funds don't regularly adjust composition as it imposes a cost. essentially active funds drive prices but passive increases volatility due to reducing actively traded float

[@midnightboatdream1329]

Hope you’re feeling better. Sending much love your way!!❤️❤️❤️

[@kingdomthinker9794]

Hey Jack I hope you're feeling better buddy. And I love your Channel.

[@carltube628]

Resist all the panic going on and just focus on making more defined investments in the stock market, first,I advice you stay away from stocks whose PE Are above 30,and secondly diversify your portfolio, I've got my $10k portfolio that encompasses stocks,energies and cryptos.

[@peterwyden9158]

Exactly, I really don't get what the panic show is about, we have a financial revolution at hand that can spin off your whole financial state for the better if harnessed properly. This is once in a lifetime opportunity.

[@hamsikpatel7995]

Those are great options, if you're willing to hold them for long term, you'll make a lot of money.

[@karlbetrand1301]

Carl Tube I mean someone had to say it

[@cryptolandolf3002]

Carl Tube What else do you take note of before making adding your commodities in your portfolio?

[@carltube628]

I'm involved passively. I've got a managerial personnel who manages the entire portfolio for the term of Investments. If you've got a LinkedIn, look up Benjamin Fredrick, he's an investment analyst and manager👇

[@raydripper101]

That quarter wasn’t the time of most of this pandemic...next quarter is when it’ll show

[@organizzazionebinance9978]

The rich see an economic crisis as the perfect time to invest,I believe now is the best time to invest

[@grace-ko1gx]

Miguel Anderson EXACTLY

[@admin-ds9nm]

I really enjoyed the video quite alright but I believe this is high time we all accept the fact that for a trade to be successful..

[@admin-ds9nm]

it depends on the capability of your broker and the willingness to invest what can yield a better profit on our trades

[@admin...6641]

Taking advantage of forex trading can be a lucrative move as we all know how rewarding it could be overtime

[@anthonysilva5312]

Wishing you best health. Thanks foe the video.

[@chrisslater4053]

The stock market is artificially elevated from Fed intervention from years of making moves when needed to make sure it doesn't fall. For example they'll short silver and gold to keep the value in a range that keeps currency valuation from fluctuating too much. Or they'll pump 100 billion in one day into bonds, or any number of other financial measures.

[@jessed0308]

"Ya can`t use facts to prove anything." - Homer Simpson

[@bangbangcomics]

D'oh!

[@samartinez1988]

Unfortunately, there's still truth in that statement with some people lol

[@mstardomfinance8389]

You are right! Perception rules the roost, not facts.

[@maggieadams8600]

The Stock market is akin to a sand castle and when the relentless waves of the climate breakdown bear down upon it it will dissolve like bubbles always do, into oblivion.

[@MichaelJohnFreestone]

get better soon Looking forward to your forthcoming videos .

[@petermathieson5692]

First of all, best wishes for a speedy recovery. And thanks for the video. As for the disconnect between the stock market and the economy in which many of us used to work and contribute, I am mystified, as are many others I'm sure. Is there no meaningful connection between productive output in the real world - which has dropped precipitously - and stock market prices? I thought there was, imperfect though it might have been. But now I am beginning to think that to understand the current phenomenon, we need to go back to the infamous Dutch tulip bulb mania of 1637.

[@awbiswadeepaman]

7:48 Didn't let us see the whole password

[@MovieRiotHD]

Dear Americans: STOP USING CREDITCARDS! IT'S ABSOLUTELY STUPID..

[@albeheilden6437]

Don't use credit cards irresponsibly. Credit cards are wonderful tools which when used properly can assist in stable finances. Problem is when people use it too much and cannot pay it back

[@SpectralAI]

What really controls the stock market is fear and optimism. Optimism is almost infinite or at least always present to some degree. People run out of fear. That’s why when you look at the stock market over the last century and a half, it’s a straight line upwards. Always.

[@MusicheadRick]

Why are the stocks of Airliners rising? it does'nt make any sense. Should i go short on airline company's?

[@keezer4346]

3:39 who sees a buying opportunity 🤑

[@kuberanproperties3069]

yes exactly. o7

[@dougclick2850]

The Fed - Treasury is activity purchasing stock. It’s been going on for S months.

[@theiconicdavid6604]

Yup they injected 1.5 trillion dollars in the stock market... which is why the market is doing “apparently” well it’s all artificial.

[@normangoldstuck8107]

@@theiconicdavid6604 Incorrect. The Fed has bought corporate bond ETFs, not stocks directly.

[@blockaderunner]

@@normangoldstuck8107 shhhhhh they've been buyin equities for decades I'm sure of it, dark pools

[@loyaranha]

Hey Jack , Really Amazing post. Please take care of yourself