smart! those who stayed during 2008 barely got hurt financially compare to those who got out of it, you might even make a big fortune if you go in at 2008 because everything is on a big promotion.
As for all Forex, stock trading and binary options patterns and signals support, Carlos Kingston has been the man that many people are looking for and his strategy has been of great benefit to me. When you invest with Carlos Kingston you will understand the importance of time frame, risk control and objectivity in stock trading. You will trade confidently and guided properly he has helped me grow my account to $290,000 from February till now. Trading on your own might not be suitabe especially with less knowledge and skills reach out to Mr Carlos kingston for help on Instergram @carlos_1uptrades tell him I referred you to him.
Some of his most recent advice, particularly re-ETF's, will help me and some of my friends from this point into the future. We owe him a BIG Thank you!!!
I have seen old people with memory problems and cannot talk to other people very well but if someone talk to him about his area of expertise suddenly he becomes young again.
Well that would be impossible to do considering I'm in my late 50s and I'm more interested in investments that could set me up for retirement in my 60s, my goal is at least $2million.
@@ElizabethSarah-cl3sc Very true, If you're looking for help building a retirement nest egg, you most likely want a certified financial planner with expertise in retirement planning. With the aid of a coach, I grew my reserve from $160k to almost $600k during this Red season.
@@user-zw7cd7pe4u How can one find a verifiable financial Planner, I buy the idea of employing the services of a Financial Advisor because finding that balance between saving and living requires counsel.
@@ElizabethSarah-cl3sc KRISTIN GAIL CUNNINGHAM. On the internet, that’s the financial advisor I use. She’s verified; you could also read more about her and then communicate with her. it’s always good to do your research before putting your money into any investment.
Yes he called out all the active management who earned their money by using investors money while the investors almost never have any return. WallStreet is the biggest financial scam.
Billionaires and successful people are not people who never fail, but people who never quit. If you want to be a billionaire, then think like one, act like one, because there’s no other greater joy than having financial freedom and a life free of debts, All thanks to Mr carlos cause he made me who I am today through forex trade. He has helped me a lot with his trading strategies which helps me to earn $12,550 weekly. I really appreciate it and can't help but let others know about it. it is so suitable anyone can trade from anywhere and anythime, reach out to Mr carlos on Instergram @carlos_1uptrades. his indeed a God Sent.
As for all Forex, stock trading and binary options patterns and signals support, Carlos Kingston has been the man that many people are looking for and his strategy has been of great benefit to me. When you invest with Carlos Kingston you will understand the importance of time frame, risk control and objectivity in stock trading. You will trade confidently and guided properly he has helped me grow my account to $290,000 from February till now. Trading on your own might not be suitabe especially with less knowledge and skills reach out to Mr Carlos kingston for help on Instergram @carlos_1uptrades tell him I referred you to him.
I was advised to diversify my portfolio among several assets such as stocks and bonds since this can protect my portfolio for retirement. I'm seeking to invest $200K across markets but don't know where to start.
Yes true, I have been in touch with a financial advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $80k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k.
There are a lot of independent advisors you might look into. But i work with Nicole Desiree Simon , and she is excellent. You could proceed with her if she satisfies your discretion. I endorse her
Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.
He is preaching similar stuff every time he appears but always a great reminder to all...."stay the course!".... no matter what! Thanks a bunch, Mr Bogle. You've enabled me invest with confidence and sleep well at night, too! RIP!!!
love vanguard. the customer reps are the best. they don't tell you what to do. But they answer all your questions. and NEVER makes you feel like its a dumb question.
I find myself coming back to Jack's advice time and again and he's never been wrong. I keep buying the S&P and Russ2k every 2 weeks thru my work 401k. He's made me wealthy. Thank you, Jack.
When taxes and fees are factored in there is no better choice than a market index for any extended period (say 10 years or more). The best analogy I can give you is the following: I am telling you BEFORE a 15 horse race starts which horse is guaranteed to finish 2nd. If one is foolish enough to say "I will ignore that advice as I think I can pick the winner" than so be it. You can make a hell of a lot of money knowing which horse finishes 2nd.
Jack while aged his mind is very sharp - sensible quick responses. It is just a shame his body did not keep up with his mind - the problem with aging !
Just curious, but is this return people speak of based on the rising of prices or some type of dividend? The dividend on S&P500 ETFs have very low yields and often drop 30% in recessions (which takes years and years to gain back). I know it's a combination of both, but what is the main source of gains over time? Price-change? or dividend?
That's a good question which I don't have a good answer to. What I can tell you though is that the fraction of the growth from dividends has been trending down over time in the US because the US tax code advantages growth from the stock price and has done so since, I believe, the 1980s.
It always amazes me how many people do not listen to the Buffets, Mungers, and Bogles of the world. People wonder about their success and they FREELY give their ideas away, yet people do not listen and continue to buy high and sell low. I, for one, thank them for their money.
I think people do listen to them, but find it hard to stick to their methods. Buying an S&P 500 index fund and holding it for 20 years is very effective, but pretty boring, so many people tend to start meddling with their investments. Buffett & Munger's leave technology stocks alone maxim, while very sensible also strikes many people as boring and they want to invest in the latest AI stock to try and get a multi bagger in a year or two.
Those who say a crush is coming while teaching how individuals can avoid it , are like player on a soccer pitch where the goal keeps on moving so on one will score . Mer for longer . Ur thoughts?
Mandingo Warrior if you invest and pass even half of your wealth on to your kids and they don’t squander it and instead invest it they will be in the top .1%
You can have infinite growth on a finite planet. It's called taking the value of the dollar down to zero. Print baby print. Or nowadays quantitative easing - just make a bank account with numbers in it. Once we divide by zero theoretically at least some of us will hit infinity. Depends which assets you hold at the end.
I am invested in infinite growth: some of the companies in the index fund I invest in will likely be some of the companies to make use in, or use directly, orbital infrastructure........and space is nearly infinite. So if any of the companies in my index fund make it into space and keep expanding, then my index fund will have "infinite" growth.
Not really. An ETF can be easily bought/sold during market hours as (the name suggests) they're actively traded. Whereas with an index it can be bought/sold once at market close - that'll be the final and only price until next session market close. So, an ETF will have price fluctuations throughout the day. But careful when picking ETF's in and within specific sectors or securities as liquidity may be an issue. But for tracking a major index like the S&P not really a concern.
He has to be at least 1000 years old by now. 89 was when he was young. But besides the jokes he's right. Find great companies, do your research, think of the long-term and invest. Traders like profits, investors like dividends..
Alot of the commenters here don't realize that not every stock is overvalued right now? Salesforce, Amazon, ADP, Netflix, some pharma - overpriced. Big food, telecom? Currently very cheap stocks.
Wow, great advice, Jack! If you bought the S&P 500 at the peak in 2000, it would have taken you only 13 years to break even! If you bought the Dow at the peak in 1966 it would have taken you only 17 years to break even! If you bought the Dow at the peak in 1929 it would have taken you only 25 years to break even! Great strategy, just hold and keep buying!
You only know this by looking the hindside. You will never know when you are in the turmoil. Just keep buying and average up or down through the course, which is the way to go. If you think you can time the market and buy low and sell high, good luck! But most likely you are delusional......
Even if you were dollar cost averaging on a monthly basis, it would have still taken you 15 years to break even during the great depression and 10 years during the tech bubble and the 2008 financial crises. It's not a problem if this happens during your early investment years while you're young and still have a lot of time left (though it might discourage you when you see your portfolio loosing 50-60% of it's value). The problem is if this happens during your last investment years, just before you were planning to retire. You'd have to work another 10-15 years just to be able to retire comfortably (if this happens when you're 65, you'd be 75 or 80 just to break even). If you are still planning to dollar cost average, your best bet is investing on an annual basis, it gives much better returns than investing every month, has smaller drawdowns and much faster recovery to break even (3-5 years in worst cases).
Dollar cost average into equities and dollar cost average out on the glide path to retirement. We don’t change a portfolio all at once during either the accumulation or withdrawal stages of our lives. Take the depression and other catastrophic examples and average them in with all the other points on the continuum of history of the markets when we might have entered the market. We can’t predict ahead of time what the markets will do. Critics of Mr. Bogle’s approach are often brokers who earn by their clients stock-picking and buying/selling frequently.
I know past results aren't an indicator of future returns but with birth rates declining and an aging population, I get the feeling that things will not be as good as they were from 60's to now. Still good but not like they were.
@@Brehon_TalkingFinance I'm an American, have an 8' flag on my front wall, and full support this country. At the same time, it's foolish to think your tendencies are any different from any other mammal's, let alone a race of industrious and gifted people like the Japanese. The possibility may be small, though it still exists. Thank god for Chinese money or we'd already be feeling the burden of our debt.
Technically it is possible that stagnation could occur. What's funny is that Japan far outstripped the USA between 1950 and 1988 40 years later, growing WELL above 10 or even 15% annualy on average, and since then, over the past 30 years, they still haven't even come that close to equaling their previous peak. Strange how it happened that way.
@@lifeisgood070 People who think China holds a ton of US debt are stupid. Japan holds more. Both combined hold but a fraction of that held by foreign countries, which is but a small fraction of the total. So a few percent. Maybe. And in fact it hasn't even gone up in years, probably gone down as a percentage. Other countries would have bought it anyway, it's literally THE thing to buy.
@@ssssaa2 China bought a lot in 2008-2009 which helped ease the recovery which I was mentioning. From what I see, China holds 1.17 trillion while japan holds 1.07 trillion. Yes this is a fraction of 20 trillion.
Typically if the market goes down 20% it needs to go up by 40% to break even. A lot depends on what you are invested in. The market going up 10% doesn't mean your 100,000 increases by 10,000 from what I've seen.
@@kbro7484 100,000 * (100 - 20)/100 = 80,000 , then 80,000 / (100 - 20) * 100 = 100,000 aka 80,000 * (100 + 25) / 100 = 100,000. Did you go to high school, or were you just high in school?
Its called dollar cost averaging, and I guarantee that you will lose gains trying to time the market. Go long, buy when others are fearful and things are on sale! Pure and simple
Aloha State of Mind Problem is you'd have to be out of your mind to buy and hold the markets at this point in the cycle. If there's any upside remaining, it's not worth the risk. The vast majority of analysts and economists believe a major crash is coming (and it 100% is), so why on earth would it make sense to buy right now??? Why not lock in gains, sell, then buy once the crash is over?
I bought Baba on sale before the market opened today and I will buy other stocks in the near and long term future when they are not overvalued. Act when people are fearful, sounds like you got some fear going on. Tune out the analysts and economists and focus on investing fundamentals. Also self direct invest if you aren't already, don't lose hundreds of thousands over time paying financial advisor fee's.
I read your book. I stayed the course in 2008. I am very well off for it today. Thank you Mr Bogle.
smart! those who stayed during 2008 barely got hurt financially compare to those who got out of it, you might even make a big fortune if you go in at 2008 because everything is on a big promotion.
I’m sure he saw this comment
I owe so much to this man. Not only with the book csomf, but he is very reassuring as well which I need from time to time.
cato which book?
As for all Forex, stock trading and binary options patterns and signals support, Carlos Kingston has been the man that many people are looking for and his strategy has been of great benefit to me. When you invest with Carlos Kingston you will understand the importance of time frame, risk control and objectivity in stock trading. You will trade confidently and guided properly he has helped me grow my account to $290,000 from February till now. Trading on your own might not be suitabe especially with less knowledge and skills reach out to Mr Carlos kingston for help on Instergram @carlos_1uptrades tell him I referred you to him.
RIP Jack Bogle, and thank you for everything you taught us!
Some of his most recent advice, particularly re-ETF's, will help me and some of my friends from this point into the future.
We owe him a BIG Thank you!!!
@@antonystringfellow5152 what do you mean by "re-ETF"?
Jack Bogle made investing easy for all of us and saved us billions in fees. Thank you Mr Bogle.
His mind appears to be in very good health for being 89yrs old... quite amazing
I have seen old people with memory problems and cannot talk to other people very well but if someone talk to him about his area of expertise suddenly he becomes young again.
synthartist69 You use it or lose it.
maybe is all that money lol
The magic of stock(money).
this interview was in 2018. He died in January 2019. So ya.....
As Warren Buffett said, This man is a Hero.
Well that would be impossible to do considering I'm in my late 50s and I'm more interested in investments that could set me up for retirement in my 60s, my goal is at least $2million.
As you plan your retirement, be sure to
talk with a financial advisor who can help you make the most of your retirement investing scheme.
@@ElizabethSarah-cl3sc Very true, If you're looking for help
building a retirement nest egg, you most likely want a certified financial planner with expertise in retirement planning. With the aid of a coach, I grew my reserve from $160k to almost $600k during this Red season.
@@user-zw7cd7pe4u How can one find a verifiable financial Planner, I buy the idea of employing the services of a Financial Advisor because finding that balance between saving and living requires counsel.
@@ElizabethSarah-cl3sc KRISTIN GAIL CUNNINGHAM. On the internet, that’s the financial advisor I use. She’s verified; you could also read more about her and then communicate with her. it’s always good to do your research before putting your money into any investment.
@@user-zw7cd7pe4u Thank you so much! Found her webpage and left a message. Hopefully, she responds.
RIP buddy, you had an honesty that todays investor advisers do not.
Yes he called out all the active management who earned their money by using investors money while the investors almost never have any return. WallStreet is the biggest financial scam.
Wow, Jack stayed sharp as a tack right up until his passing. Truly a legend we lived through right before our eyes.
"What's the next crisis?" Well we've got our answer now...
Yup! Bogle did speak of a world wide pandemic in another interview
Billionaires and successful people are not people who never fail, but people who never quit. If you want to be a billionaire, then think like one, act like one, because there’s no other greater joy than having financial freedom and a life free of debts, All thanks to Mr carlos cause he made me who I am today through forex trade. He has helped me a lot with his trading strategies which helps me to earn $12,550 weekly. I really appreciate it and can't help but let others know about it. it is so suitable anyone can trade from anywhere and anythime, reach out to Mr carlos on Instergram @carlos_1uptrades. his indeed a God Sent.
As for all Forex, stock trading and binary options patterns and signals support, Carlos Kingston has been the man that many people are looking for and his strategy has been of great benefit to me. When you invest with Carlos Kingston you will understand the importance of time frame, risk control and objectivity in stock trading. You will trade confidently and guided properly he has helped me grow my account to $290,000 from February till now. Trading on your own might not be suitabe especially with less knowledge and skills reach out to Mr Carlos kingston for help on Instergram @carlos_1uptrades tell him I referred you to him.
I was advised to diversify my portfolio among several assets such as stocks and bonds since this can protect my portfolio for retirement. I'm seeking to invest $200K across markets but don't know where to start.
For a successful long-term strategy you have to seek guidance from a broker or financial advisor.
Yes true, I have been in touch with a financial advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $80k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k.
I’ve been looking to switch to an advisor for a while now. Any help pointing me to who your advisor is?
There are a lot of independent advisors you might look into. But i work with Nicole Desiree Simon , and she is excellent. You could proceed with her if she satisfies your discretion. I endorse her
Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.
Thank you for all you've done for us, Mr. Bogle! Rest In Peace.
His mind and intellect are amazing. His voice is sharp wow.
R.I.P Mr. Bogle, you're a legend.
He is preaching similar stuff every time he appears but always a great reminder to all...."stay the course!".... no matter what! Thanks a bunch, Mr Bogle. You've enabled me invest with confidence and sleep well at night, too! RIP!!!
Bogle is a living legend!
he ded
edit: Bogle is a legend!
love vanguard. the customer reps are the best. they don't tell you what to do. But they answer all your questions. and NEVER makes you feel like its a dumb question.
Learning from the legend for free on RUclips is pretty sweet.
Used to check out his books at the public library.
He will shorey be missed with his vast of knowledge and patience in telling you how to invest in the stock market.
The man was a national treasure.
He has a soul of a 35 year old. How he talks, sound and moves is incredible for his age.
Mark Anthony Asuncion RIP
This man should be granted sainthood.
At least there is a statue at Vanguard headquarters.
Jack Bogle is the best of the best.
I Love Hearing All of What Jack has to Say / Always Great
He’s Uber sharp for someone his age. I’ve seen people much younger than him ah ah ah ah their way through a sentence.
One could do much worse than to listen to the late Jack Bogle's wisdom. We stand on the foredeck of the USS Vanguard. Thanks, Mr. John Bogle!
RIP Jack Bogle for timeless advice...
Despite the economic crisis, this is a Still a good time to invest in Gold and Crypto
The rich spend less and invest more
Investing in these economic crisis will be one of the best thing to do
You're right I think Gold and Crypto are the best to invest right now☺️
Gold's are good but crypto is better
I wanted to trade crypto but got confused by the fluctuation in price
I find myself coming back to Jack's advice time and again and he's never been wrong. I keep buying the S&P and Russ2k every 2 weeks thru my work 401k. He's made me wealthy. Thank you, Jack.
He was a saint. Looked after the average investor. Made money for us. REST IN PEACE SIR.
Love going back to listen to his advice as motivation.
Amazingly bright on a subject that few manage to understand, he masters what he did in his life like a pro, without effort, simple and profound.
I express my heartfelt gratitude for your blessings and love ❤️
Jack Bogle is a hero of mine.
Thank you so much for sharing this useful data! Greatly appreciated.
R.I.P., Jack - indexing since first learning about the "strategy" of regularly investing and doing g nothing since '93...
This man was brilliant!
He is a legend!
great legendary man! made more than anyone
When taxes and fees are factored in there is no better choice than a market index for any extended period (say 10 years or more). The best analogy I can give you is the following: I am telling you BEFORE a 15 horse race starts which horse is guaranteed to finish 2nd. If one is foolish enough to say "I will ignore that advice as I think I can pick the winner" than so be it. You can make a hell of a lot of money knowing which horse finishes 2nd.
Big respect from Brazil.
Jack Bogle, thank you thank thank you
Jack while aged his mind is very sharp - sensible quick responses. It is just a shame his body did not keep up with his mind - the problem with aging !
His so old and his still saving money monthly wish i had his discipline
L_J learn from him then, invest
Lol,
His what?
He is saving for his future, like we all should be doing.😄
I woyod yolo
Just curious, but is this return people speak of based on the rising of prices or some type of dividend? The dividend on S&P500 ETFs have very low yields and often drop 30% in recessions (which takes years and years to gain back). I know it's a combination of both, but what is the main source of gains over time? Price-change? or dividend?
Dividend, earnings growth and the magic of compounding
That's a good question which I don't have a good answer to. What I can tell you though is that the fraction of the growth from dividends has been trending down over time in the US because the US tax code advantages growth from the stock price and has done so since, I believe, the 1980s.
This man is legendary
Lmao he sounds like hes 36. Not a 90 year olds voice.
R.I.P.
His knowledge lives on✊🏼
Vtsax on deck
He really said 2006 like that... what a legend
RIP the big man
More of Jack!
Legend.
RIP... the legendary MAN
It always amazes me how many people do not listen to the Buffets, Mungers, and Bogles of the world. People wonder about their success and they FREELY give their ideas away, yet people do not listen and continue to buy high and sell low. I, for one, thank them for their money.
curdt79 I always listen to people that had experienced specially from billionaires.
I think people do listen to them, but find it hard to stick to their methods. Buying an S&P 500 index fund and holding it for 20 years is very effective, but pretty boring, so many people tend to start meddling with their investments. Buffett & Munger's leave technology stocks alone maxim, while very sensible also strikes many people as boring and they want to invest in the latest AI stock to try and get a multi bagger in a year or two.
And we went down the best 2020 ;) what a year
RIP Uncle John
Why is this in my recommended page? And why is CNBC telling me to buy into the stock market, after a 10 year bullrun - the second longest in history?
The man the legend.
Mr. Bogle knows.
Those who say a crush is coming while teaching how individuals can avoid it , are like player on a soccer pitch where the goal keeps on moving so on one will score .
Mer for longer .
Ur thoughts?
Amazing mind, amazing man
He is calling out the garbage of the active management funds managers and JPG morgen trying to scare people into buying them.
Infinite growth on a finite planet
Mandingo Warrior if you invest and pass even half of your wealth on to your kids and they don’t squander it and instead invest it they will be in the top .1%
Lefties speaking
Show us your short position then.
You can have infinite growth on a finite planet. It's called taking the value of the dollar down to zero. Print baby print. Or nowadays quantitative easing - just make a bank account with numbers in it. Once we divide by zero theoretically at least some of us will hit infinity. Depends which assets you hold at the end.
I am invested in infinite growth: some of the companies in the index fund I invest in will likely be some of the companies to make use in, or use directly, orbital infrastructure........and space is nearly infinite. So if any of the companies in my index fund make it into space and keep expanding, then my index fund will have "infinite" growth.
Is there a difference between holding an S&P 500 ETF vs non ETF?
Not really. An ETF can be easily bought/sold during market hours as (the name suggests) they're actively traded. Whereas with an index it can be bought/sold once at market close - that'll be the final and only price until next session market close. So, an ETF will have price fluctuations throughout the day. But careful when picking ETF's in and within specific sectors or securities as liquidity may be an issue. But for tracking a major index like the S&P not really a concern.
RIP Sir
RIP Jack (Return if Possible)
RIP Jack bogle
Jack speaks to us from the grave. Have faith in the American economy, we will come back absolutely stronger.
Except that the planet is dying. As the economy grows, it will put an ever greater strain on the environment and climate.. The center will not hold.
Great Advice and You Not Even have to pay for That
Next to God as far as investing is concerned
what if america does not grow with time?
He has to be at least 1000 years old by now. 89 was when he was young. But besides the jokes he's right. Find great companies, do your research, think of the long-term and invest. Traders like profits, investors like dividends..
Smart active management can out perform the market very easily, reduce risk, and by using leverage increase capitol efficiency.
Sharp as a tack til the end.
"The fog of the stock-market" is one of the most important phrases ever coined. Pity no one will ever care to think more deeply into what that means.
yo what does that mean? would u mind explaining ? I didn't get it
Yeah, hold the bubble please, this time is different!
Sometimes it goes down, but there are times it doubles in a few years too. You make sure to ride it all and you will do just fine.
Woah there we got a the Vanguard CEO in this guy everybody! Listen to him after all what does Jack know.
Alot of the commenters here don't realize that not every stock is overvalued right now? Salesforce, Amazon, ADP, Netflix, some pharma - overpriced. Big food, telecom? Currently very cheap stocks.
Investment aside, I miss Jack!
Wow, great advice, Jack! If you bought the S&P 500 at the peak in 2000, it would have taken you only 13 years to break even! If you bought the Dow at the peak in 1966 it would have taken you only 17 years to break even! If you bought the Dow at the peak in 1929 it would have taken you only 25 years to break even! Great strategy, just hold and keep buying!
You only know this by looking the hindside. You will never know when you are in the turmoil. Just keep buying and average up or down through the course, which is the way to go. If you think you can time the market and buy low and sell high, good luck! But most likely you are delusional......
Even if you were dollar cost averaging on a monthly basis, it would have still taken you 15 years to break even during the great depression and 10 years during the tech bubble and the 2008 financial crises. It's not a problem if this happens during your early investment years while you're young and still have a lot of time left (though it might discourage you when you see your portfolio loosing 50-60% of it's value). The problem is if this happens during your last investment years, just before you were planning to retire. You'd have to work another 10-15 years just to be able to retire comfortably (if this happens when you're 65, you'd be 75 or 80 just to break even). If you are still planning to dollar cost average, your best bet is investing on an annual basis, it gives much better returns than investing every month, has smaller drawdowns and much faster recovery to break even (3-5 years in worst cases).
Dollar cost average into equities and dollar cost average out on the glide path to retirement. We don’t change a portfolio all at once during either the accumulation or withdrawal stages of our lives. Take the depression and other catastrophic examples and average them in with all the other points on the continuum of history of the markets when we might have entered the market. We can’t predict ahead of time what the markets will do. Critics of Mr. Bogle’s approach are often brokers who earn by their clients stock-picking and buying/selling frequently.
Lot's of sheep, just remember the trend is your friend and always ask, when will I get my money back.
@@johnny3583 delusional
is he alive
Regan Reviews Everything yes, shows up to work everyday at Vanguard, a living legend on investment...
No he isnt
I know past results aren't an indicator of future returns but with birth rates declining and an aging population, I get the feeling that things will not be as good as they were from 60's to now. Still good but not like they were.
this is how i look and i'm 40
buy and hold AMC
What a legend
#SaintJack
RIP
Japanese market never recovered. Hopefully the usa will keep going but i don't see many happy citizens out there.
You cannot compare Japan to the leader of the free world
@@Brehon_TalkingFinance I'm an American, have an 8' flag on my front wall, and full support this country. At the same time, it's foolish to think your tendencies are any different from any other mammal's, let alone a race of industrious and gifted people like the Japanese. The possibility may be small, though it still exists. Thank god for Chinese money or we'd already be feeling the burden of our debt.
Technically it is possible that stagnation could occur. What's funny is that Japan far outstripped the USA between 1950 and 1988 40 years later, growing WELL above 10 or even 15% annualy on average, and since then, over the past 30 years, they still haven't even come that close to equaling their previous peak. Strange how it happened that way.
@@lifeisgood070 People who think China holds a ton of US debt are stupid. Japan holds more. Both combined hold but a fraction of that held by foreign countries, which is but a small fraction of the total. So a few percent. Maybe. And in fact it hasn't even gone up in years, probably gone down as a percentage. Other countries would have bought it anyway, it's literally THE thing to buy.
@@ssssaa2 China bought a lot in 2008-2009 which helped ease the recovery which I was mentioning. From what I see, China holds 1.17 trillion while japan holds 1.07 trillion. Yes this is a fraction of 20 trillion.
Ask chinaaaa!!!
THE DOW IS NOW 35K
Yeah, ten years later.
What if you’re one of the 80% of Americans who don’t have stocks..?
52% of Americans own stocks. If you're one of the 48%, you better get in. Any small amount helps in the long-term
Rip 🐐
Wow Melissa has really aged and gained weight...
Unless you are the Japanese, German, Chinese or European stock market. Then you would be treading water for 2 decades.
Not anymore
It's called buying a stateroom on the Titanic
So do the opposite
Then I saw another beast that rose out of the earth; it had two horns like a lamb and it spoke like a dragon.
Isn’t going down 50% then up 200% just breaking even?
No. To break even it would decrease 50% and then increase 100%.
Typically if the market goes down 20% it needs to go up by 40% to break even. A lot depends on what you are invested in. The market going up 10% doesn't mean your 100,000 increases by 10,000 from what I've seen.
@@kbro7484 100,000 * (100 - 20)/100 = 80,000 , then 80,000 / (100 - 20) * 100 = 100,000 aka 80,000 * (100 + 25) / 100 = 100,000.
Did you go to high school, or were you just high in school?
I think you might have the IQ of my dog
Cole Fiscus 50% of 100 = 50
200% of 50 = 100
You have a smart dog
Lol! Ok... buy the highs and sell the lows, right?
Its called dollar cost averaging, and I guarantee that you will lose gains trying to time the market. Go long, buy when others are fearful and things are on sale! Pure and simple
When is the low? Now?
Aloha State of Mind Problem is you'd have to be out of your mind to buy and hold the markets at this point in the cycle. If there's any upside remaining, it's not worth the risk. The vast majority of analysts and economists believe a major crash is coming (and it 100% is), so why on earth would it make sense to buy right now??? Why not lock in gains, sell, then buy once the crash is over?
I bought Baba on sale before the market opened today and I will buy other stocks in the near and long term future when they are not overvalued. Act when people are fearful, sounds like you got some fear going on. Tune out the analysts and economists and focus on investing fundamentals. Also self direct invest if you aren't already, don't lose hundreds of thousands over time paying financial advisor fee's.
Catch the falling knife.
The crypt keeper 😮