The Stock Market Crash Of 2022 | What You Must Know
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
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Grandpa was an accountant and taught invest only what you can afford to lose. He said that back in 2009 when his investments dropped over $400k and he was perfectly fine and still investing
Beautiful story, thank you @Jerlaine
yup, need to have that buffer so you don't panic sell
is your family millionaires now cause of his choice
@@heliattack7037 maybe was millionaires then
In 2009 my uncle was convicted of beating up a prostitute in new Orleans :)
You’re a voice of calm in the storm.
you got it!!
@@GrahamStephan remember I told you back by the end of November we were going to face a big drop on the second / third week of January…
Do you want to brain storm with me now ?
@@GrahamStephan someone is using your name under my comment
@@GrahamStephan We haven't even began a recession, yet. Much less rate hikes. However, today is a just an armadillo in the road. We ain't even hit the brakes. Wait until the tire strips are placed on the highway. .. THEN, maybe, yer subs will be looking for investment advice. No one has panicked. They are probably buying the dip.
@@groundzero4044 lmao ok genius
As much as it hurts my portfolio, I’m glass to see consumer spending on retail reducing. The truth is we need to cut back on excessive consumption for the sake of our environment and our society. Infinite growth is unsustainable.
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As a dividend investor this is the best time ever! Dividends are either rising with inflation or not falling nearly as fast as stock prices and there will be plenty of good opportunities all around. In a crash, be buyer not a seller.
Dividend returns are great if youre near retirement. Otherwise its a waste of your time/investment.
Growth investing in much more profitable.
You’re right. Speculators won’t listen. Don’t worry about them. To them, Warren Buffett is a dumdum.
I’m thinking of dumping a ton of money in rbc. Should I do it
I’m also primarily a dividend investor. Growth stocks are speculative, you only see the money when you sell. You have to find the balance if dividend/growth ratio.
Something to help calm the storm, remember... *Every time* we've had a correction in the market (whether it’s just a correction or bigger downturn) it's not a time to panic but a time to accumulate. That is where the true power of investing lies! Hope this helps :)
perfect opportunity for someone to get into the market if they have extra money to invest
@@GiDS222 110% agree! Or old school investors to double down into their favorite companies 🙌
You know it's serious when Graham pulls out the leather jacket for the thumbnail.
How can you tell a successful professional from novice? Too many novice"traders" and "brokers" out here
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@@charleschristopher3095 That's exactly where I am now.
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Graham: "Do your best not to panic from spooky headlines"
Also Graham: "An URGENT Warning For ALL Investors"
Yeah but hi did do us a favour thou
Learn to be a hypocrite and start winning.
Clickbait is his guilty pleasure
He didn't say its wrong to have spooky headlines..he said don't panic from them. Get it?
An emotional title draws in those that needed this video most.
Thanks for the pep talk!!! I have been freaking out but you made it easier to deal with the FUD
Some companies seem to be raising prices significantly above what inflation calls for. They will surely regret this, especially when at the 'bottom' when consumers start to focus on real value.
The focus should be who you vote for in 2022 and 2024.
In some industries like the luxury industry that absolutely true but big retailers like Walmart and Target actually ate a good portion of the price increases themselves in the form of lower profits. The biggest problem with inflation is the cost of our imports have skyrocketed and Biden refuses to play hardball with China the way trump did to fight to bring these costs down. Not tryna to be political but that’s the situation unfortunately.
Las Vegas post pandemic for example. The price of a Lunch Buffet at Bellagio without ACYE Crabs is more expensive today than Bellagio PrePandemic Dinner prices.
@@matthewpourroy1342 The federal reserves easy money policy is what caused the inflation. The China imports is just a symptom of the illness.
2:56 its the same every year... end of Christmas season = bad CPM/RPM in January, regardless of the country. You had two similar swing in 2021 (January and somewhere in the summer, which is always the case).
Thank you for addressing this.
I truly hate the "everything is on sale" approach, because I don't time the market. We just invest and don't sell based on panick.
You are very good at telling the uplifting news. These times can be really depressing for a starter.
you got it!
@ 7:40 - Amen, Totally True!
This has such great nuggets of knowledge, thank you so much for putting this together and sharing these facts!
Thankfully I've watched you long enough to know, even though I'm deep in red I hold. Thank you for everything you teach!
you got it!
That’s what I learned too . Just hold and sleep . I bought Eth when it was 600$ and held it all the way it gone down to 80$ wish I bought more on that dip. The advise here is to buy with some part of your money the a coin or a stock drops 50% and then do the same when it drops another 50% coz markets will recover
Hold 'em; don't fold 'em!
Diamond hands
Sure markets always recover, but I'd personally short my trades when there's a strong bear market, so I make profit both ways
I didn’t know you were on Selling Sunset!! Saw you on it the other day. Congrats on all of your success and your very informative and to-the-point videos!!
Great video Graham. Smashed the like button. 👍
Thanks for putting up this video Graham. I appreciate you sharing your thoughts on what's going on here.
Those serious losses sure can hurt … the trick is to not look and just pretend your money is still growing. Thanks for the great video
If the prices are dropping that's a good thing. It means you can buy more at a reduced price. Because you are only investing in companies that you believe in and you know will be able to ride out this downturn right? If not then you shouldn't have been investing in them in the first place
I’m down 200 total I’m scareddd
COPE
@@penderyn8794 it's cope but it works
not when you get that margin call
Great video Graham 👍 myself, as well as thousands of other new investors really needed to hear this. Massive fear right now. More than I have ever seen. Major drops in portfolio value. With my own money on the line. Thanks for the positive encouragement! And great insight to keep a level head through this difficult time.
In 2008 I watched half my investments (and life savings) evaporate. I did two things - one right, one wrong.
*Right:* I followed Buffett's and many other's advice and didn't sell anything.
*Wrong:* I screwed up and didn't leverage my income and buy more stocks and index funds while they were on sale.
In the next 13 years, my investments recovered. I got all my money back, then my investment worth doubled. Then doubled again.
I'm gonna leverage dividends and maybe even get a job and buy more if the market crashes.
I appreciate the time it took to make this comment and I love advice
I’m glad we get to look back on that information and make decisions easier with it
13 years until your investments recovered?!?!😳
💯
Thanks for sharing yr valuable experience
Just pull out your money and reinvest later, no need to ride it all the way down.
Buy regularly but don’t buy high sell low.. We don’t know the market will crash soon .. could be years.. if you sell all when will you buy in again? What % loss ? You never know when the bottom is ‘now’! Until later and it’s too late. I’d sell half but not if your investments already are heading back up..
I agree with you in regards to the Great Recession. I was about your age during the 2008 collapse. Because of that, I also had a much better desire to save, invest, and cut back on spending.
I appreciate you Graham. You always know the right thing to say
:)
This market is so rough to buy in the dip. Glad you are addressing this in this video.. We have been attempting to buy the dip
buys the dip........dips even deeper.
Lol, learn to make some money by trading the SQQQ and UVXY. Easy money...
You buy the dip, then it dips more...so you buy again. Dollar cost average my friend.
@@norcal-ce7yk what if they can’t buy no more and already used all their day trades
@@yesyoucan7877 work a job lol
Great video, great advice for the new investors out here who are winging it...
Thanks Graham for the pep talk. Please update on this situation in upcoming videos
I've been in mutual funds for 30 years and what a roller coaster ride it's been but a damn good one as I'm way ahead-never sell off.
So when are you gonna take profit then? Are you saying you kept your trades open for 30 years?
Dude, should've taken the profit and invested it somewhere to get cashflow coming in, like a business or real estate.
I actually hit the like button since you so nicely waited for me. Thank you sir!
I never hit the like button but since was there was a pause i went ahead and hit while waiting lol
Excellent advice Graham!
Thank you very much for taking the time to provide us all this helpful information. You
are doing us a great service. Sincere regards!
Once again, Thank you for the reminder Graham. We all see the factors and patterns coming along with ....everything. Even the best of us are getting hit hard. ✊
It all goes back to that famous Warren Buffett saying: "be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy." Now's the time to look at the companies BEHIND the stocks. If the company's projected growth and fundamentals are good, I don't care if its stock goes down 10% in a week. The strong companies will bounce back. Keep investing, but only invest an amount you can Afford.
Yes, but those who are on margin will get called. Every person has a different journey.
@@magic_fruit_bat5003 That's why people shouldn't be over-leveraged. Hence, my point of investing what you can Afford.
@@EddZone absolutely. I know a person who is riding on 90% margin, all in on Tesla. This individual is at the cusps of losing his marriage because of it. Wild stuff.
Yup. Fear is high. When this started a week or so ago started buying. Still went 18% lower. Crazy. But will slowly buy in to meet bottom.
@@magic_fruit_bat5003 He might end up better off then if he loses his gold digger wife while he has no money to give her.
feels like we are on a raft heading into bumpy waters... hold on everyone only the strong survive!
One of ur best videos GS, value all over and never get old of ur “broken record” lines cause we can always be reminded 🙏🤛
I went through the 2000 tech crash and 2008 housing crash. I had a feeling in 2007 things were going to fall apart so I sold Half of my stocks even though it was a bit early it all worked out quite well. 2009 started buying my stocks back and have not looked back. Best thing to do is not panic and sell at the wrong time. Good quality stocks that have good cash flow and decent margins and things will turn out fine in the long run. I like Graham he’s got a level head👍🏻👍🏻💰💰💰 The big fat cats are manipulating the market right now as they have in the past and as always will be there in a pick up the stocks when they’re super cheap
Not in a depression
Been through several depressions and selling your stocks at the wrong time is a losers game.
@@mikeshoemaker1909 we've lost more money for Americans than during the great depression, if you don't call it depression it doesn't change facts
@@Jimmerca Recessions, not depression.
Do you consider AMD and Nvidia to be solid stocks that will come back? I'm down over 30% in them now and I went all in with a lot of money on them so I'm kind of terrified now I am losing over 5k a day
When there's a crash I panic buy buy buy. Remember the market always recovers and when it does it hits new all time highs. Use this chance to accumulate more.
Look at the years 2000 to 2010 though.
Different times now, too many people manipulating the market for my liking , and it seems like people are learning how to short the market.
I'm scared tbh.
Love this graham. Thanks for sharing. I started this channel because I found most college students and young adults struggle to develop character and consume content that helps them focus on what matters most in life, and I'm becoming a solution to that problem.
The market ebbs and flows , now it’s down so time to buy and reap the rewards years later .
Thanks for the advice Graham. Helps a lot!
Happy to help!
Most people have never seen inflation and have no idea what happens when it becomes an issue. This time will be different than any other time before. Much different.
Thanks Graham, you put into words what I was thinking. I will continue to take advantage of low prices.☺
Great video, the reality is... Volatility is an investor's best friend. If you are selling off stocks and/or trembling given all the volatility, perhaps you are not suited to be in the game... I have been waiting for this fear driven market for weeks now and having a field day buying stocks on sale!
We have been warned!
Seeing the portfolio dip so hard stings, but this is where we build wealth.
No pain, no gain as they say.
"be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.”
I love ridiculous amounts of information and understanding of the markets, current events, etc. Thank you sir!
You actually got me with the like waiting bit... That was great! and so was the information:)
I’m down about 15% since November. It’s scary but I believe in the long term viability of the companies I’m investing in. I was down 50% during the Great Recession in 2009 and got it all back in a few months thanks to Apple’s success with the iPhone. While I’m not tied to any sure-thing rocket like early-iPhone days Apple today, I’ll continue my monthly buying and hope the market doesn’t hit the 2009 levels of bad. Even if it does, I’ll ride it out just like I did before. Not going to pretend I’m smart enough to time it perfectly by cashing out and waiting on the sidelines.
Thank you, during times like these it’s always good to hear that everything will be ok
Absolutely!
woooo. thanks for keeping us calm through the storm Graham.
Best video so far explaining inflation & all its aspects. Very thorough.
As the stock market falls, buy buy buy. It's painful to see the stock market fall and watching your savings plummet, but the lower things go, keep buying.
“Buy the dip”!
Is this legit?
@@DavidEVogel
Literally sarcasm.
Everyone says that’ 😂
wow what great advice..hodl through all bullshit and while we wait make sure we smash the like button..got it
I know I’m holding through it! Hopefully they worst part is over
Thanks Grant!
I love the control I have over my own rental properties compared to my stock investments. Investors panic way too much in the stock market
It's a win all the way around!
What happens when the housing market follows the stock market crash?
You have just as much control over your stock portfolio as you do with your real estate. The only difference is the stock market has a lower barrier of entry compared to real estate.
@@igloozoo3771 That won't happen like 2008, in fact most economists belive the housing market will continue to be semi bullish even if the stock market crashes, there are several reasons for this, but the main supply and demand. Low inventory due to building costs has kept the demand very high, in 2008 the demand was low, and the inventory was high, so it's totally opposite this time. Also sub prime loans were the main factor in 2008, and new banking regulations have put that to a stop. Also interest rates are still extremely low, even if they go up a percent or two this year this drives the demand to buy housing.
like when the gov't imposes eviction moratoriums due to a flu?
Thanks for making this these new investors need this..... also Newbies get off of margins now before a liquidity crisis hits
thanks graham, always appreciate your wisdom and encouragement
Oh the market dropped today? Oh well I was too busy admiring my diamond hands. I didn't even notice
Calm down and keep buying. HODL !!!!!
Good luck everyone. Stay strong with these big losses 🙏
Thanks for your video coming on this difficult time. Love your opinion, brother.
i call my investments my “throw away” money😂
grow away** lol
And I am playing catch
Thank you for the reassurance. Love the way to deliver your message.
You are so welcome
With Graham, I smash the like button before the video even starts. Always great advice, thanks man!
So glad I clicked!!! I needed to hear this. “Riches are made in Recessions” thank you Graham!
This is some great advice! As a novice investor myself, and having yet to experience a true stock crash, I found this really reassuring knowing that the recent sell-off is most likely a minor bump in the road and that we shouldn't get all panicked about it.
🤞
The fed has not even done their first rate hike and the market is correcting. There Is nothing but red for the foreseeable future. This is a correction because of free money and low interest rates. Just hold your investments and eventually they will go back up.
So what im hearing is sell everything and Yolo into NFTs and wallstreet bets? Finally someone is making sense! Thankyou Graham
I've only been seeing this "advice" since about 2007. LOL
SQQQ for a while 😎
That's what I got!!
No, what he's really saying is DogeCoin is back!
YES GO AHEAD AND GET RUGGED by some random NFT "team" and lose all you hard earned money to a bunch on wankers behind a computer screen LOL
Thanks, Graham. The last few videos have been much needed perspective.
Thanks for the info man!! cheers!!
"The Lord J Pow giveth and the Lord J Pow taketh away." - Yellens 13:2
Pretty much.
Graham, you always make me feel okay for investing in fearful times!
Very Informative and Sane Advice! 🏆
Thanks, Graham 🤑
Appreciate the perspective Graham. Feel the same way. By the way, about 98% of market crashes happen in a short window on the calendar.
After studying the trajectory of great assets like real estate, dividend paying stocks of blue chip companies, gold, etc. my conclusion is that most great assets never come down to the price that you want them to so you can buy. Just buy the ones you can afford today.
I’m 28 and I’m just saving as much as I can. I’m patiently waiting to buy the real estate dip!
@@claradidi7573 Yeah me too hopefully Soon!
LOL what delicious nonsense
Historically, no. 2009 was a bloodbath for everything
@@claradidi7573 is the real state can go dip? I thought real state increase year by year.😁
lotta pain this week 😭. still holding though
NICE!!
The constant hand movement is mesmerizing!
Great video. Whilst a lot of RUclipsrs take this opportunity to flip narrative and add to the FUD. You stay very real and honest 👍🏼
My entire portfolio is down 50%. I’m down so far an entire years’ income and all of my savings. I have no money to dollar cost average, I can’t afford to lose that hard earned money for tax losses. I haven’t sold and am not selling. I have no choice but to watch the bleed and keep waiting patiently however long it takes hoping that my stocks will at least go back up to break even, to get my money back. I believe the stock market always rebounds eventually, so I’ll keep holding strong and wait till I can finally be back up and hopefully make even some gains and start over with no loss. Patience is vital to not lose money. I’ve learnt that panic selling never helps.
Hold on you will be rewarded soon. Wait till 2025 you will be happy 😊
Take a couple weeks to chill and have some cash again, then slowly keep averaging down but always have some money available so you aren’t selling at a loss to pay bills
That's exactly where they want people, Waiting in Line for slaughter and can't even afford to take it out for fear of Taxes
This market has been in a bubble for a very long time, caused by the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates at zero, just to keep a floor on the stock market and "grow" the economy. Simply put, it was all artificial. They were quite literally printing money and buying all sorts of government securities, which essentially added liquidity to an already overflowing money supply. This money had no where to go, but invest it in anything, because everything and anything kept going up because the money supply was just never ending. Put it you this way; interest rates should have started rising back when Obama was President, by 2015 at the absolute latest. Now, they're just getting around to it. Hopefully that gives you any indication to how big the bubble is. Trust me, it's going to get really bad, even worse now that inflation is at 40 year highs. Real estate will crash big time, of course. All that money caused skyrocketing prices because mortgage's were basically free money. Consider any money lost gone for good.
I am down 18%. Holding and will not sell. I was prepared. No debt. Paid off cars. And living below my means. Hold through the storm. And will buy more in March.
I recently moved to the USA and I don't speak English well, but I'll watch all your videos.
Stay strong and keep investing
Really needed this video Graham, thanks for the reminder to zoom out xD
Great video Graham! I completely agree with you. If you have an emergency fund and you're doing ok financially, these drops will really help your future self. I know that it hurts right now but, when it hurts the most is usually a really good time to buy in. Just don't throw in your rent money, you need that. Only invest money that you can afford to lose or live without for a long time. I really enjoyed this video Graham, well done!
The problem is 60% of Americans CANT invest, and will be further behind than ever in history at this rate
@@jtowensbyiii6018 I know that it's tough to set aside some money when it seems like you don't even have enough to make ends meet but, there are so many tools available now that it makes investing more accessible to everyone. I started by doing DoorDash after work and on weekends, taking small amounts of my pay and tips to put into a Robinhood account, while also paying down debts. Now because of my efforts I can take a much larger portion of my paychecks to put toward investing. I am by no means "well off" but, now I'm less likely to be waiting for each paycheck to come in to survive. I plan to make a video about this soon. It doesn't happen overnight but, if you look for opportunities and work hard you can gradually change your situation.
I invested in a couple stocks in 2018 and let’s say it wasn’t looking too good, lost about almost all my profits, but right around the end of 2019 I was up 80%
It’s always good to go for long term
You’ve conditioned me to hit the like button before I even get a few seconds into the video 🤣
Another excellent video! Glad u r so consistent in ur message! Thx!!
Another great vid and super timely
I started investing at one of the worst times in history .. 2006 … when the real estate and economy was at its peak .. my 140k property became 30k in couple of years .. I learned a lot about money and life during that time (I was 19 when I got into the mess ) ..the show must go on like a circus .. 🤡
Another excellent video
Do you still own the property?
We all just gotta weather the storm. We will come out the other side....eventually
I’m using my grandmothers Social Security checks to buy high and panic sell low!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
hearing this and feeling better >>>>>>
great video Graham. This clarifies everything for me. Thank you!
A daft punk reference to make it better, thank you Graham 😀
As always great content.
I, myself on this uncertainty times, always check the S&P 500 historical chart way back to 1900. Even worst case scenarios market go up.
But do they go up faster than inflation, and not the phony government numbers. That is the question...
Finally invested aftwr watching loads of your videos. Instant drop straight away.
We needed this warning a month ago!
You know it's real when you post 30 mins early !! Let's gooooo toast!!
you got it!!
@@stefamily gracias Alexander. Los video vlogs estan muy Buenos de la Familia Peluche en las Vegas.
What’s happening in the market is expected. The fed told us they would be cutting tapering. The supply chain issues and inflation. I don’t think things has bad as the stock market would make it seem; this is just where the market should have been.
Edit: this is just my read.
Absolutely. Anyone paying attention saw the party winding down. Those who didn't pay attention: thought everything will go up forever and the government will keep sending out stimulus checks. They are panicked and missed their opportunity to take profits and are generally surprised 2020-2021 is over. Just a market rotation out of speculation with inflation and future interest rate increases making it more expensive.
I've been blinking and moving on with my day. The glorious thing about buying and holding is that there is no step three. People need to stop being out here tryna game the market like some weird video game.
@@DnRprodxIL A lot of people now treat the market like a gambling.
@@DnRprodxIL A lot of people are like "Just sell everything now, and buy back in when the bottom is reached. Skip the recovery" and I feel like the fatal missing piece of the puzzle is that they have no idea when any 'bottom' is going to be reached. Literally just DCA and hold for long term performance
Thank you for a good informative video that was not filled with doom and gloom.
Thank you for the reminder.