The Great Melt-Up: Episode 1: The Great Melt-Up will Strike The USA: ruclips.net/video/4NYZRRyuXvk/видео.html Episode 2: Why The Government & Fed are Choosing Hyperinflation: ruclips.net/video/0KqsK831Pkg/видео.html Episode 3: A Manufactured Crisis to Refinance The National Debt: ruclips.net/video/yPyU9Mv-HTk/видео.html Episode 4: How to Profit from The Everything Bubble 2.0: ruclips.net/video/Hj6Vm520PIs/видео.html
I don't know anyone else who says it better than you. I have been watching for over four years and you never fail us with your info. Thanks again great advice!
Massive bias towards it going up, when in fact every indicator, statistic, and fundamentals screaming an incoming crash, so much so that majority of CEOS have cashed out their stocks, buffet sitting on cash, and other countries collapsing
This video is one of the best. I have money in an index fund which keeps growing but I'm never able to afford things. The concept of "you will just keep up and not become rich" is much truer than most people realize.
My father was working at Merrill Lynch as a Financial Advisor during the Great Recession. I'll never forget what he said after we watched TARP pass live on CSPAN: "We're not taking the medicine. We have to let the banks fail." We've been kicking the can down the road for almost 20 years. The stock market has become too big to fail. The only question at this point is when, not if, we finally take the medicine.
My rent is 800, cheapest home in my area is 1800 a month.. After a 60k down payment I don't have. I can't afford that, been renting for 20 years. Smartest thing I can do is put up to 1k towards stocks and retirement every month
This was exactly my prediction as well. Good job. The main problem I see are the stagnant wages. I don't think most Americans will have the money to buy a home, stocks, metals or bitcoin not because they don't want to but because they are too impoverished and destitute especially as the conditions just get worse not better.
Definitely agree. It's really hard to understand before one becomes financially aware that, if you can't afford to invest, then you can't afford not to invest.
When I first found your channel a few years ago, I didn't like it because you were saying things I didn't want to hear. Now, I realize you were spot on the whole time with no bias. I appreciate your channel and the information you give us. Thank you!
What pisses me off is they say you have to work hard and miss out yet they go out and generally waste money Never been on a vacation, never been on more than a day off for 10 years unless sick and i have had more challenges and obstacles than most boomer who i have talked to They simply worked a single job for 40 years with decent pay and no education or issues making it work. Good for you!
Also keep in mind that the CPI will grossly understate the melt-up inflation. We had laughably low CPI since 2010 to 2020 while property, gold, stocks, etc took off like a rocket. That's because the way CPI is calculated does not capture asset inflation well. In Canada, houses almost QUADRUPLED in value since 2010 in some areas while we supposedly had "2.5%" inflation.
Everything your talking about I've been doing for a few years now and I'm almost in the position to buy my first home, that's the next step for me so thank you!
It’s mind boggling how the gov knows what they are doing and know how to solve the problem which is just by keeping rates high but they still won’t accept it
This is one of the BEST if not the BEST video that exactly describes where we are and where we are going. Thank you for making this and educating people. I hope they listen!
They don’t want to educate on anything financial. Make sure most of the population makes terrible financial decisions is the goal. Gotta keep the wheel moving!
USA doesn't teach financial education (neither through schools nor parents) because it lowkey exploits it's late teenagers and twentysomething young adults for most of the dead-end hard labor service jobs.
Owning a home is great and all, but never forget the upcost of maintenance and emergency repairs. Garage door getting stuck, water heater replacement, kitchen fossit leaking, etc...
Which is why you need to learn to do those things yourself and not rely on hired help. Most home repairs are not that difficult and relatively inexpensive, but they can be time consuming, especially if it's something you haven't done before. RUclips has so many good videos on common home repairs, there's really no excuse not to at least try to do them yourself.
Elon's tiny homes is looking really good. Totally independent of electricity and water. Can take it anywhere and put it anywhere. Has TV, phone, everything you could need. Cost is about $6,000 i think.
Always keep a couple months worth of: Water Food Medical Defense Only takes several hundred dollars and could be invaluable in the future. Or take your chances. Just trying to help others.
The medical part is rough because doctors don't like to write scripts for very far in advance. They're all so afraid of 1) being sued and 2) not being able to keep patients sick enough so they make frequent appointments.
This seems plausible, but it doesn't account for wage stagnation. Prices can only go up so much before demand runs out. There would have to be a systematic change on wage increases for the lower and middle class to really allow for necessities to appreciate that much (rent, food, gas, utilities, etc). Low and middle class Americans are already stretched on those expenses as is.
Generally solid advice but I think the timeline might play out a bit differently. Based on the economic trends it's my opinion that we'll see a recession within a year, maybe a couple years if the fed manages some miraculous can kicking. asset prices will stagnate or crash for a few years in the aftermath until we really get the money printers warm by 2030. Melt up from there for at least a decade then we have a monetary reckoning depending on the pace of inflation
I usually agree with you, but not this time, not when it comes to buying a home. Right now I prefer investing in high yield short-term CDs and other money-making investments, using the "ladder" method, which currently outperform inflation. Because they are short-term, I can reinvest as interest rates rise and fall in line with inflation. The problem with owning a house is all the extra expenses that come with it, which will skyrocket with inflation. That house becomes a chain around your ankle, preventing agile responses (like moving to a better area) when things go south. I speak as someone who has owned multiple houses over the years. I'm not against owning a house, but don't buy a house as a reaction to a doomsday prophecy or purely for financial reasons (unless you plan to become a landlord or flipper).
House's double in price every 20 years. Now is always the best time to buy real estate. It's your best appreciating asset. Buy within your means. Even if it's not the home you've always dreamed of. In 5 years, you'll see a 25% appreciation, in 10 years you'll see a 50% appreciation and so on. Notice i didn't use the word realize. That only happens when you sell. Singles currently receive a $250,000 tax-free gain when selling and married a $500,000 on primary residence's. You can hardly beat those benefits.
Too late for the middle class, if you haven’t invested prior to 2020, will be difficult to catchup now. Transfer of wealth already done on the first couple T$ printed.
No disrespect to the individual that provided this video on his perspective. Please allow me to share my perspective and feel free to comment with any alternative opinions that make sense. Here is my opinion/perspective-. Anyone that claims that "housing prices will just keep going up" is silly. people who are trying to buy now and flip because they couldn't afford there overpriced home and figured they would "own" It for a year or two then sell it for 100K are learning the hard way that 1. authentic buyers who actually can afford the home are not interested in their scam. 2. theres only so much money one can pay for their mortgage so at some point -like it or not-there will not be room to go up. 3. even if people are "opting to rent" there are always cheaper options, nobody with any level of intelligence would rent someones "700k" home and pay their mortgage. America needs to stop falling for the scams and lies.
"Anyone that claims that "housing prices will just keep going up" is silly." Look back ten years in housing prices. Prove me wrong' I mean, yeah there are dips along the way. Ok I'll give up that.
Thanks Brian. My brother nearly died this week - he pulled through - and that put things in perspective for me (him too!). So many of our personal fears just won’t manifest. Any one of us might not be around to see this all play out. So it’s important to stick to the basics in our future plans. You’ve just clarified those. It’s going to be a wild ride. But if you can surf the wave you might land upright when all is said and done.
Brian: This is the BEST episode I have seen you do. It is also identifies the clearest direction for the future. Short, sweet and to the point with lots of visuals. So glad I’m subscribed to your channel. Maybe I’m just dense, but while I see the “intrinsic value” in a home, stocks, gold and silver, I see no difference in the “intrinsic value” of crypto than that of the Dollar. Enlighten us if there is one. Also, do you see any place for (maybe short term) bonds? Apparently not. Am I right? Thank you again for this channel.
You succinctly put into words exactly what my non financial educated gut is telling me. Do you think when either the manufactured crises occurs, or after hyperinflation near the great reset, there is a high chance for societal unrest? My gut says so, and using a small percentage of you income to do some prepping is a good idea.
That was well laid out. Much like Mr. Alan Kendall’s channel, I believe we will look back at this video in 10 years and either be glad we followed or regret not following it.
Hey Brian, another great thought provoking video. Been following since March of 2020. Do you have any thoughts for folks who want a home and understand that prices will only go up but cannot afford the down payment and the maintenance and the property taxes? We see the value of it but don’t want to be dragged into the depths because of it. Thank you
What about maintenance of owning a home. I used to own a house and we spent a lot of money on maintenance. Now labor and materials all have gone up. Can home owners afford the cost of maintaining a home?
Very scary, and so many directions to go! Struggling on what to do and buy as it relates to ETFs and crypto. More so, how much of my cash should I put into each that is not part of my emergency fund. Brian, you are one of the best!
What are your thoughts on paying off your mortgage early currently looking at paying off my mortgage in the next 3 to 5 years opposed to 26 years oh and I have a 2.75 interest rate locked in
Great…. I fully invested my entire life savings and retirement in the stock market today! Let’s hope u are right…. Otherwise I will be broke and living on the system for the remainder of my life.
As much as people might hate him, listening to you and Dave Ramsey might be the best thing people can do right now, being completely debt free is the best way to put your family in the best position possible
I'm ready Brain! 🎉 And taking notes!🎉 No debt, started with the small amount I have to invest in index funds and etf, and have some cash: One set for emergencies, another for offset higher prices.
I have a plan to go to college join AFrotc go active duty and save money and use that to buy a home and stocks and gold or other precious metals before my commission is over. This process will take me 7 years. I hope I have enough time to achieve this before it all goes down the toilet.
Fantastic video. Thank you for all recommendations. Only thing that is not applicable for my case is buying a home. I have way more cash at the end of the year to invest on stocks, renting than buying.
The Great Melt-Up:
Episode 1: The Great Melt-Up will Strike The USA: ruclips.net/video/4NYZRRyuXvk/видео.html
Episode 2: Why The Government & Fed are Choosing Hyperinflation: ruclips.net/video/0KqsK831Pkg/видео.html
Episode 3: A Manufactured Crisis to Refinance The National Debt: ruclips.net/video/yPyU9Mv-HTk/видео.html
Episode 4: How to Profit from The Everything Bubble 2.0: ruclips.net/video/Hj6Vm520PIs/видео.html
I appreciate all your sharings. My family and I look forward to your videos and the futher discussions they inspire within our household
✌🏼💗
Once you upload all episodes, please compile them together in one video :)
Happy Friday, thank you for being advocate for Main Street❤
I don't know anyone else who says it better than you. I have been watching for over four years and you never fail us with your info. Thanks again great advice!
bitcoin incident
Why I love Brian’s videos:
1. Straight to the point
2. Factual information
3. Solutions offered without bias
Massive bias towards it going up, when in fact every indicator, statistic, and fundamentals screaming an incoming crash, so much so that majority of CEOS have cashed out their stocks, buffet sitting on cash, and other countries collapsing
@@ROKKANS Maybe it's buy the big dip
yea only he has the facts. no one else. crap
This video is one of the best. I have money in an index fund which keeps growing but I'm never able to afford things. The concept of "you will just keep up and not become rich" is much truer than most people realize.
it could be one of the worst. No one can predict how long it will last. we could collapse tomorrow because consumer is already strapped.
My father was working at Merrill Lynch as a Financial Advisor during the Great Recession. I'll never forget what he said after we watched TARP pass live on CSPAN: "We're not taking the medicine. We have to let the banks fail."
We've been kicking the can down the road for almost 20 years. The stock market has become too big to fail. The only question at this point is when, not if, we finally take the medicine.
Smart dad.
My rent is 800, cheapest home in my area is 1800 a month.. After a 60k down payment I don't have. I can't afford that, been renting for 20 years. Smartest thing I can do is put up to 1k towards stocks and retirement every month
Smart
"1k towards stocks and retirement every month"
that works.
Of all the assets in the world, you, Brian, are the most valuable one. Thank you for helping the public at large
Key point from 5:30. This is defensive, not get rich quick. I appreciate Brian and all you guys on board.
I’d say the melt up began with the GFC, with “too big to fail”. That was major original sin. Shout out to 4:11 !
This was exactly my prediction as well. Good job. The main problem I see are the stagnant wages. I don't think most Americans will have the money to buy a home, stocks, metals or bitcoin not because they don't want to but because they are too impoverished and destitute especially as the conditions just get worse not better.
Definitely agree. It's really hard to understand before one becomes financially aware that, if you can't afford to invest, then you can't afford not to invest.
Anyone can buy Bitcoin. Even if you have $1
@@rafaelmercer21 I think the point is that they don't have $1 for something like bitcoin when they're struggling to pay rent and buy food.
Yep, real wages haven’t gone up since 2020, despite 40-50% devaluing of the dollar (inflation).
Yeah, sad to say.
Damn… this crap is getting scary. And what’s even SCARIER! Is the fact that MILLIONS aren’t even gonna see this coming.
This is normal. The short period of time where people could leave something for their kids was abnormal.
If MILLIONS see it coming it wouldn't come at all, lol
@@raymondlai4173 too late, the toothpaste is out of the tube
And mark my words, long after Trump is dead, the left will blame it all on him. Despite him only being in office for 8 years of the last 50
Thanks Brian. On the edge of retirement in 90 days and your works of caution are music to my ears.
Enjoy it. You probably earned it
Tim? 😂😂😂😊
@@andresmattos7541Tim Apple.
When I first found your channel a few years ago, I didn't like it because you were saying things I didn't want to hear. Now, I realize you were spot on the whole time with no bias. I appreciate your channel and the information you give us. Thank you!
It's happening everyone, inflation is already going back up. It was nice knowing you all 😂
lol
We are getting closer and closer to be forced into eating bugs.
they left nothing for the next generation to invest
well at least my parents are going to inherit some properties for me
Are you blind?
Well investing information is widely available now and we can buy fractional shares at 0 fees. So even folks that can start with 10 bucks can get in.
What pisses me off is they say you have to work hard and miss out yet they go out and generally waste money
Never been on a vacation, never been on more than a day off for 10 years unless sick and i have had more challenges and obstacles than most boomer who i have talked to
They simply worked a single job for 40 years with decent pay and no education or issues making it work. Good for you!
@@dnah02 wow 10 bucks, you can really generate serious wealth with that!
Economic collapse.. hyperinflation..
Dollar demise. This is sad .. already struggling.
Thank you for your guidance
Buy Bitcoin
@@TinaSto3 lol
@@otrOptionsno he’s really right. Buy bitcoin
Buy physical GOLD!
Also keep in mind that the CPI will grossly understate the melt-up inflation. We had laughably low CPI since 2010 to 2020 while property, gold, stocks, etc took off like a rocket. That's because the way CPI is calculated does not capture asset inflation well. In Canada, houses almost QUADRUPLED in value since 2010 in some areas while we supposedly had "2.5%" inflation.
2.5% social security increase
Brian out here doing the Lord’s work 🫡
🙏
Everything your talking about I've been doing for a few years now and I'm almost in the position to buy my first home, that's the next step for me so thank you!
Good for you!
Always a good day when Brian posts
It’s mind boggling how the gov knows what they are doing and know how to solve the problem which is just by keeping rates high but they still won’t accept it
This is one of the BEST if not the BEST video that exactly describes where we are and where we are going. Thank you for making this and educating people. I hope they listen!
This needs to be put into the k-12 curriculum
They don’t want to educate on anything financial. Make sure most of the population makes terrible financial decisions is the goal. Gotta keep the wheel moving!
USA doesn't teach financial education (neither through schools nor parents) because it lowkey exploits it's late teenagers and twentysomething young adults for most of the dead-end hard labor service jobs.
government k-12 is why we're here.
@@hookt422exactly
They literally do. Most of yall just never paid attention, or your grades didn't allow you to enjoy those extra curriculars 😂
Graphics are great. Really hammers home the points you are making.
Owning a home is great and all, but never forget the upcost of maintenance and emergency repairs. Garage door getting stuck, water heater replacement, kitchen fossit leaking, etc...
Which is why you need to learn to do those things yourself and not rely on hired help. Most home repairs are not that difficult and relatively inexpensive, but they can be time consuming, especially if it's something you haven't done before. RUclips has so many good videos on common home repairs, there's really no excuse not to at least try to do them yourself.
You must be in the rental business
If I said what we need to ACTUALLY do, I would be put on a list.
Definition of “keep it simple”. Thanks Brian!! ❤
Elon's tiny homes is looking really good. Totally independent of electricity and water. Can take it anywhere and put it anywhere. Has TV, phone, everything you could need. Cost is about $6,000 i think.
Always keep a couple months worth of:
Water
Food
Medical
Defense
Only takes several hundred dollars and could be invaluable in the future. Or take your chances. Just trying to help others.
You’re not wrong. Excellent advice.
The medical part is rough because doctors don't like to write scripts for very far in advance. They're all so afraid of 1) being sued and 2) not being able to keep patients sick enough so they make frequent appointments.
Weed
Melt up episodes are great! Thanks Brian
This seems plausible, but it doesn't account for wage stagnation. Prices can only go up so much before demand runs out. There would have to be a systematic change on wage increases for the lower and middle class to really allow for necessities to appreciate that much (rent, food, gas, utilities, etc). Low and middle class Americans are already stretched on those expenses as is.
They will wait to last minute to finally increase wages 😁😁
Generally solid advice but I think the timeline might play out a bit differently. Based on the economic trends it's my opinion that we'll see a recession within a year, maybe a couple years if the fed manages some miraculous can kicking. asset prices will stagnate or crash for a few years in the aftermath until we really get the money printers warm by 2030. Melt up from there for at least a decade then we have a monetary reckoning depending on the pace of inflation
Agreed. This was the biggest stock and housing bubble ever
If Musk & Ramaswamy cut $2T from the federal budget, the economy will tank.
I usually agree with you, but not this time, not when it comes to buying a home. Right now I prefer investing in high yield short-term CDs and other money-making investments, using the "ladder" method, which currently outperform inflation. Because they are short-term, I can reinvest as interest rates rise and fall in line with inflation. The problem with owning a house is all the extra expenses that come with it, which will skyrocket with inflation. That house becomes a chain around your ankle, preventing agile responses (like moving to a better area) when things go south. I speak as someone who has owned multiple houses over the years. I'm not against owning a house, but don't buy a house as a reaction to a doomsday prophecy or purely for financial reasons (unless you plan to become a landlord or flipper).
Buying quality companies regardless of noise
#smart
Apple for example like Buffet did
@@alekseygerbyn69Buffet is selling Apple.
Many people will be very rich within the next 5 years if they simply followed this video!!
Not rich... they will just keep pace with inflation, so they don't become poor. It's defensive strategy not offensive.
House's double in price every 20 years. Now is always the best time to buy real estate. It's your best appreciating asset. Buy within your means. Even if it's not the home you've always dreamed of. In 5 years, you'll see a 25% appreciation, in 10 years you'll see a 50% appreciation and so on. Notice i didn't use the word realize. That only happens when you sell. Singles currently receive a $250,000 tax-free gain when selling and married a $500,000 on primary residence's. You can hardly beat those benefits.
For ordinary people this is not gonna be attainable.
Massive respect to you for putting real skin in the game the way you have.
Too late for the middle class, if you haven’t invested prior to 2020, will be difficult to catchup now. Transfer of wealth already done on the first couple T$ printed.
Never too late. When you feel this is the worst, there will be an even worse time.
Buffet went heavy cash. They are waiting for the correction. Nothing with waiting.
True. You can see this with family/friends who are about your age. The have and have nots.
@@nicktw8688 This is the quizzical element - Buffet’s cashing out/holding Barrels of USD,s.
Exactly if this great melt up is happening, might as well profit from it. Its not going to change
so basically a crash when I'm getting ready to retire lol awesome
This man is so nice to make a straight up video like this. He's 💯 percent correct. Get your ducks in a row people.
No disrespect to the individual that provided this video on his perspective. Please allow me to share my perspective and feel free to comment with any alternative opinions that make sense. Here is my opinion/perspective-. Anyone that claims that "housing prices will just keep going up" is silly. people who are trying to buy now and flip because they couldn't afford there overpriced home and figured they would "own" It for a year or two then sell it for 100K are learning the hard way that 1. authentic buyers who actually can afford the home are not interested in their scam. 2. theres only so much money one can pay for their mortgage so at some point -like it or not-there will not be room to go up. 3. even if people are "opting to rent" there are always cheaper options, nobody with any level of intelligence would rent someones "700k" home and pay their mortgage. America needs to stop falling for the scams and lies.
"Anyone that claims that "housing prices will just keep going up" is silly."
Look back ten years in housing prices. Prove me wrong'
I mean, yeah there are dips along the way. Ok I'll give up that.
I want to be this guys friend so bad.
Thanks Brian. My brother nearly died this week - he pulled through - and that put things in perspective for me (him too!). So many of our personal fears just won’t manifest. Any one of us might not be around to see this all play out. So it’s important to stick to the basics in our future plans. You’ve just clarified those. It’s going to be a wild ride. But if you can surf the wave you might land upright when all is said and done.
Amen. Prayers and blessings❤
Been following this since the first episode. You're always on point.
Once again CPI and PPI are elevated
Thank you for the heads up always.
Bitcoin all day erry day. Be your own bank.
Lol not how Bitcoin works. But sure, it's good for holding but that's it.
This was one of the best videos I've seen in a month, I am very grateful and appreciative of the work you put in to help all of us out.
Brian: This is the BEST episode I have seen you do. It is also identifies the clearest direction for the future. Short, sweet and to the point with lots of visuals. So glad I’m subscribed to your channel. Maybe I’m just dense, but while I see the “intrinsic value” in a home, stocks, gold and silver, I see no difference in the “intrinsic value” of crypto than that of the Dollar. Enlighten us if there is one.
Also, do you see any place for (maybe short term) bonds? Apparently not. Am I right?
Thank you again for this channel.
I take it we’re not buying Elon saying “Save the Dollar”😂
Even if he is sincere. It's just logical, all these macro economic shenanigans are cyclical.
Thank you!
Thank you for getting here first Mr Chatarra!
You're one of the best, most helpful tubers I've ever seen! Thank you!
You succinctly put into words exactly what my non financial educated gut is telling me. Do you think when either the manufactured crises occurs, or after hyperinflation near the great reset, there is a high chance for societal unrest? My gut says so, and using a small percentage of you income to do some prepping is a good idea.
Yes, there will be social unrest.
That was well laid out. Much like Mr. Alan Kendall’s channel, I believe we will look back at this video in 10 years and either be glad we followed or regret not following it.
In very high inflation gold has gained purchasing power in those hyper inflating currencies.
I think gold is a good idea right now.
Thank you for your efforts into education us and prepare of for what's coming!
Greetings from Germany ❤️
Would you advise getting out of debt before investing in stocks?
Yes
Low interest rate debt is actually beneficial during high inflation. So it depends.
Thank you so much as always! What would you say to someone retiring in 10-15 years, on how to prepare for the melt up. thank you!
Peanut has not been forgotten !
Thank you for making this i have struggled to get to where i am financially and i feel like this informs me
No the money needs to go away from real estate.
And cut taxes.
The solution is very simple
I live in a Tent, i hold ALL Cash & a little bit Bullion Silver as i sold all my Stocks. I will never go back into the housing rental / Market. NEVER
Honestly if this happens whats the point of life lol i was born in 95 and its been one bs after another bs
Is it better to buy a house right now or wait a little (like a year or so) trying to save the 20% down
Thanks Brian, how about the bond market situation? I've been hearing rumblings about that
Excellent video !....... perhaps the best you've done Brian ! Thank You !
Like the way you get right to it. Very informative video. Looking forward to the next one.
Hey Brian, another great thought provoking video. Been following since March of 2020. Do you have any thoughts for folks who want a home and understand that prices will only go up but cannot afford the down payment and the maintenance and the property taxes? We see the value of it but don’t want to be dragged into the depths because of it. Thank you
Thank you, Brain! I love your videos. It is such great information. Easy to understand. I appreciate you.
Some bold predictions here, but certainly the gist of it seems inevitable.
What about maintenance of owning a home. I used to own a house and we spent a lot of money on maintenance. Now labor and materials all have gone up. Can home owners afford the cost of maintaining a home?
Yeah it may be better to just buy land as an inflation hedge
Very scary, and so many directions to go! Struggling on what to do and buy as it relates to ETFs and crypto. More so, how much of my cash should I put into each that is not part of my emergency fund. Brian, you are one of the best!
I consider myself a well educated investor. I love what you have to say, great videos.
It’s already vicious great timing for the warning yes it will get worse 💪😎🎸
Thank you for everything you do and just keeping it real 🙏
Thank you Brian
Thank you Brian. I believe this info is very important for me
Also you can put your money in a yields saving account so it can grow. Right now its 4.5%
What are your thoughts on paying off your mortgage early currently looking at paying off my mortgage in the next 3 to 5 years opposed to 26 years oh and I have a 2.75 interest rate locked in
Unless you live in certain areas of CA. The property taxes are equal to renting anywhere USA.
How much cash should we hold? I've got cash, silver and crypto. Not much crypto yet though.
Great…. I fully invested my entire life savings and retirement in the stock market today! Let’s hope u are right…. Otherwise I will be broke and living on the system for the remainder of my life.
As much as people might hate him, listening to you and Dave Ramsey might be the best thing people can do right now, being completely debt free is the best way to put your family in the best position possible
Unfortunately, most people have no hope of getting out of debt. They are debt slaves. Maybe bankruptcy is an option.
I'm not sure even that's enough anymore.
I'm ready Brain! 🎉 And taking notes!🎉 No debt, started with the small amount I have to invest in index funds and etf, and have some cash: One set for emergencies, another for offset higher prices.
Happy Fri-yay Brian!
How much risk do you take on in the market if you are a few months from retirement?
Brian, what are your thoughts on crowdfunding Real Estate? Does it has the same power as buying a home?
This guy is remarkable!
Have you seen David Hunter's predictions? If so, do you see the timeline as similar to your outlook? Thanks, great video.
I bought a fixer upper. I need about 70 grand to fix it up. I'm going to dedicate my time to that rather than buying stocks
They are asking a fortune for house prices right now. Theres no affordability for last 5 years
Yep. It's seriously unaffordable. 7% interest rate now. Homes where i live 800k
Bitcoin etf just Bitcoin in general
I bought 400 shares on election night. best investment of my life
@@Errorcodes2 how much does one share cost
I have a plan to go to college join AFrotc go active duty and save money and use that to buy a home and stocks and gold or other precious metals before my commission is over. This process will take me 7 years. I hope I have enough time to achieve this before it all goes down the toilet.
Really appreciate this video. I've been hearing this same narrative from many people and I do believe big change is on the horizon.
great video
Brian you’re the goat thanks for the info
Fantastic video. Thank you for all recommendations. Only thing that is not applicable for my case is buying a home. I have way more cash at the end of the year to invest on stocks, renting than buying.
Thanks. I feel like this is very helpful. I'm looking at an uphill battle but at least I have a better idea about how to prepare. Thank you.
2:19 Is the new financial system Bitcoin?