The vast majority of those employing these tactics are reaping substantial profits; certainly, the dangers are greater, but isn't the ongoing business sector not also risky? Rather than long-term trading, it appears that temporary trading is the preferred approach for handling this downturn and high expansion.
I think the best approach for navigating the current recession and rising inflation is short-term trading as opposed to long-term trading. Despite the extra dangers involved, isn't the current market dangerous as well? Most persons who employ these techniques succeed financially significantly.
During this recession, I've seen a lot of people earn six figures, but I've also observed that these strategies frequently only produce results when used by people with in-depth market knowledge.
@@patrickperez7387 It's amusing that you brought that up since I completely understand. Look into RUTH LORALANN BRENNAN,she received a lot of coverage in 2020. I'm not sure if I can say this. My portfolio is also managed by her.
@@harod033 I did a comprehensive online search for Ruth and read wonderful reviews about her business background before I came across her website. Thanks
@@ajitnairk010; your parents or ancestors didn't need to be hired to produce a product such as yourself. Perhaps an employment contract (Known as "Marriage Certificate") of some sort was required and introduced to a couple before the job was allowed to commence to give the public a false impression that human beings are somehow civilized; when in reality they just fuck like animals.
Except quite a few people predicted 2008, some people profited off of it and there was even a movie about em called the big short. And not everyones waiting or expecting it in 2020, i been hearing these doomsday predictions since 2016 but my portfolio has been rising since.
started stacking to SAVE wealth. I've always been the type of person to spend my entire paycheck. I hate having money just sit in the bank. I am under pressure to grow my reserve of $950k. before I turn 60, I would appreciate any advice on potential investments.
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 I have been working together for nearly four years, 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.
Abdul Rahim Cheap labour, people that are unemployed and have bills will take lower pay. Governments also give incentives to businesses during recessions to boost growth levels.
@@TheAprizzle92 what about consumers? They dont have enough money and consirdiring the small scale of these two companies when they started out, they weren't getting the wages back.. What I mean is, the wages went into the consumer's pocket and that money could be used to spend on the business itself but not nearly enough to sustain most businesses today.
It's so fascinating to watch this in 2022 looking back at 2019 things seemed so normal. Then, when Tom the reporter says, "We're living in a new Era of uncertainty." Little did we all know what was lying ahead of us. Lol
This was great, I have been researching "careers that thrive in recession" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Teysaiah Recession Stopper - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got great results with it.
It will start as a recession and go into a depression. Interest rates are already extremely low around the world. The whole world cant sustain that. This will go on for a few years once it starts
@@cryptsolo Yes!! They think that just because its never fallen completely apart before that it won't now. Its like a person that drinks and drives and thinks they cant crash just because they haven't yet
It's because people pay more attention to bad news to good news, even if they say they prefer good news. It's counter intuitive, but it's a proven psychological phenomenon. So the reason the media talks about recessions so much is literally because of people like you and me who click on videos and articles about recessions.
they do. hatred of Trump exceeds love of life or love of country... Democratic media will relish a recession and dream of a painful economy to punish Trump (potential) voters
0:26 A technical recession is a decline of GDP for two consecutive quarters (6 months in a row, the value of all goods and services went down) 0:48 NBER collects data on GDP, real income, employment, manufacturing, and retail 1:02 Recession does not mean stagnation or depression 1:30 Recessions usually last a year and GDP goes down by -2% 1:53 People lose their homes and house prices drop 1:57 People have less money to spend, so businesses make less money and some go out of business 2:11 orders are booked months in advance in manufacturing industry 2:32 When investors are scared the economy might be slowing down, they sell their stocks (causing stock prices to fall) and buy bonds
Many stores have closed here in the US too. Middle class aren't shopping anymore and homelessness is up. WAY up. In my neighborhood it has exploded the last three years.
The actual established definition of a recession is when Janet Yellen, P Diddy and Mr. T stop wearing 24kt. gold necklaces, rings and 25 pound pendants, and wear cultured pearl necklaces, and 14kt. gold rings and 5 pound pendants
Hi, I'm from India and i already feel the crises in the Indian economy. The data reveals the unemployment rate highest in 45ys. GDP growth, consumer spendings etc everything is declining constantly with the rise in inflation. 🤷 And I also feel that Global Recession is not far.
When it comes to investing, diversification is the key, that's why I engage in sectors based on projected growth. There's no shortcut to getting rich but there are smart ways to go about it
@Pop_ Eye well, comparing india's economy to canada is what I call bullshit. Bhakts just can't accept facts. The thing about indian economy is that it is an internal economy which depends on upper middle class consumers for the growth unlike those advanced economies which depends on second, third sector and exports. Well, India is gonna face a severe economic crisis. That's not surprising considering the rbi chief has a history honors and FM have nothing to do with economics. The current indian crisis is a manmade one.
Reality Check: India are already in a recession!! In the coming months things might go worse as the govt isn't doing enough to counter it especially the real estate and manufacturing may suffer even more!!
India is a joke, Would be better off if it was still under British rule, because no one there has the slightest clue on how to run a country, Its like the whole country doesn't care about improving and wants everything done for them with no hard work. People sit around praying for the ganga river to get better but continue to dump raw sewage into it, while India's environmental minister smiles and tells everyone that the rain will fix it one day. India is run by uneducated morons.
@@whtkngofc Come to visit us one day!! India is much more than that!! You will definitely change your opinion and might even fell in love!! PS: 90% of the people who visit it for the first time do come back again!!
So my question is...Are recessions needed? Are they actually natural for any economy? Can you literally have a captialist driven economy without a recession every happening?
Ghost World recessions happen because of credit expansion. If you have a pure capitalist driven economy without a central bank you can still have recessions if typical banks are allowed to do fractional reserve banking. Only way to prevent recessions is for banks to keep 100 percent reserves.
GDP figures are not values, they are prices. PPP is total value produced, GDP is the sum of prices of goods and services produced. Values can be compared, prices can't.
Prices (GDP nominal) CAN be compared, but only at specific dates for the sake of exchange rates consistency. But for the long term, values (GDP PPP) are a much more reliable metric. If we go by GDP Nominal, the USA, China and the EU are leaders (they appear to have "strong" (manipulated) currencies). If we go by GDP PPP, China, USA and India are your upcoming/current Economic powerhouses (they appear to have more room for (consumer/investment) "growth"). In any case, provided they stay on the same course as now (and avoid political/social unrest), China (conservative) and India (liberal) are to rule the third phase of the 21st century (2030s and beyond).
Per capita growth should be only indicator governments should care about. Overall GDP is easy to manipulate. Simply import military aged people. They become both consumers and producers (in terms of cheap labour) thus increasing GDP. That is at the expense of not just the GDP per capita of the rest of the population but the safety, security and the cultural integrity of the host country.
I live in los angeles California. This is what is happening with businesses where productivity is slowing and tariffs are hurting us. Along with inflation on rent, mortgages, food, loans, cost of fuel, is hurting the average persons income.
*Investing in stock is easy, but buying the right stock without a time-tested strategy is incredibly hard. hence I will suggest you get yourself a financial- advisor that can provide you with entry and exit points on best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist*
Already dramatically reduced my spending and am paying off what’s left of my credit card and building my savings. I know a bad recession is just beyond the horizon.
Biggest lesson i learnt in 2023 in the stock market is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and low a strategy with a long term edge.
Crafting your unique approach, mitigating risks, and steadfastly adhering to your strategy, regardless of challenges, is essential. Concurrently, embracing a culture of ongoing learning from errors and striving for enhancement remains paramount
Uncertainty... it took me 5 years to stop trying to predict what bout to happen in market based on charts studying, cause you never know. not having a mentor cost me 5 years of pain I learn to go we’re the market is wanting to go and keep it simple with discipline.
SONYA LEE MITCHELL is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
A recession is like playing a game where you get to the later much harder levels. It’s harder but it’s possible to beat that level. If you die then the recession comes and you go back 10 levels and try again.
Mistake at 3:18. The see saw animation shows the opposite to what you are saying. Deposits decrease and spending increases accordingly to the animation.
I'm debating on taking out a loan from my 401k for $40,000. That way i can have cash when the recession happens. Any thoughts? Loan has zero interest and i pay myself back biweekly. Im sure 40k goes far in a recession
Successful people don't become that way overnight, most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life.
He forgot to mention another indicator that a recession is on the horizon and that is the two and 10 year bond yields..... If they invert, look out. So what he was saying about investors taking money out of an uncertain stock market and putting it in bonds is wrong because right now the 10-year bond does not yield more then the 2 year bond.
Every day we have a new problem. It's the new normal. At first we thought it was a crisis, now we know it's a new normal and we have to adapt. Now my question, what steps can we take to generate more income during quantitative adjustment? Also, where should we put our invstment money now to better prepare for the future and a liquidity crisis? I can't afford my hard-earned $80,000 savings to turn to dust
Well explained. Also no matter which political party is ruling the country, Recession is normal phenomenon or we can say economic cycle in capitalist society which occurs after every decade where it last for 6 to 12 months and when it's prolonged for period of 3 to 4 years it's called Depression. Their is also benefit of Recession as it helps to reduce the inflation. Recession reduces the purchasing power of the people , so when people have less money to purchase they have less demand for the products and services which in turn impact the GDP ie Gross domestic product ( the values of the goods and services produced within the country. Some of the factors which reduce the purchasing power of the people are high interest rate, increase in unemployment due to cost cutting in the companies, reduced salary and wages. These days the companies are more focused in cost cutting by firing their employees / man power instead of focusing on Investing activities as a result when people don't have the jobs they will spend on their basic necessities only rather than the luxuries.
If high-interest rate is one of the causes of recession which results in reduced spending, then why is the fed increasing interest rate hike to combat recession?
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The vast majority of those employing these tactics are reaping substantial profits; certainly, the dangers are greater, but isn't the ongoing business sector not also risky? Rather than long-term trading, it appears that temporary trading is the preferred approach for handling this downturn and high expansion.
I think the best approach for navigating the current recession and rising inflation is short-term trading as opposed to long-term trading. Despite the extra dangers involved, isn't the current market dangerous as well? Most persons who employ these techniques succeed financially significantly.
During this recession, I've seen a lot of people earn six figures, but I've also observed that these strategies frequently only produce results when used by people with in-depth market knowledge.
@@harod033 I need assistance developing better defenses for my portfolio after the large drops. To whom should I turn for advice?
@@patrickperez7387 It's amusing that you brought that up since I completely understand. Look into RUTH LORALANN BRENNAN,she received a lot of coverage in 2020. I'm not sure if I can say this. My portfolio is also managed by her.
@@harod033 I did a comprehensive online search for Ruth and read wonderful reviews about her business background before I came across her website. Thanks
Recession is when my neighbour is jobless
Depression is when I am jobless
Nonsense, if you don’t have a job then you are already dead.
@Ek Lim. Lol. That was the smartest explanation of both i have ever come across. How true. 😂😂😂
@@ajitnairk010
Recession is when you are working for free.
Depression is when you are working for free. They are the same!
@@jiaweike3518 . What if noones willing to hire u in the first place? What woukd u call that?
@@ajitnairk010; your parents or ancestors didn't need to be hired to produce a product such as yourself. Perhaps an employment contract (Known as "Marriage Certificate") of some sort was required and introduced to a couple before the job was allowed to commence to give the public a false impression that human beings are somehow civilized; when in reality they just fuck like animals.
2008 recession : No one predicted.
2020 recession : everybody waiting to happen ..
Except quite a few people predicted 2008, some people profited off of it and there was even a movie about em called the big short.
And not everyones waiting or expecting it in 2020, i been hearing these doomsday predictions since 2016 but my portfolio has been rising since.
@@Hates-handle yes , the big short was awesome movie . In India , in my portfolio I am experiencing opposite.
@@av928 Condolences.
Not every markets the same of course
April 2021 yield curve analytics
And it will again happen when no one expects it to happen.
started stacking to SAVE wealth. I've always been the type of person to spend my entire paycheck. I hate having money just sit in the bank. I am under pressure to grow my reserve of $950k. before I turn 60, I would appreciate any advice on potential investments.
Well the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward and such impeccable decisions are better guided by professionals
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 I have been working together for nearly four years, 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.
Recession aka Warren Buffett shopping spree
@Biya Alarra hhhhh
agreed
COOL
He can shop for a coffin. ☠️
this did not age well
I have much better understanding of a recession after watching this video than having spent 4 years in college majoring in Economics...
Andrew Cheon which college ??
@@samkitmaloo7948 a community college
Lol
I know right?
@@ireneuszpyc6684 I know you're joking, but some people here probably don't know that community college only lasts 2 years on average.
Sept 2019: "Some people are afraid that the downturn is just around the corner. "
6 months later...
Quarantine Gang!
Best time to start a business is in a recession: Microsoft, Disney
Why is that?
Abdul Rahim
Cheap labour, people that are unemployed and have bills will take lower pay. Governments also give incentives to businesses during recessions to boost growth levels.
What type of business do you think is a good investment during a recession?restaurant?
Alex Mota
If it’s a cheap one, sure. An upscale one? No.
@@TheAprizzle92 what about consumers? They dont have enough money and consirdiring the small scale of these two companies when they started out, they weren't getting the wages back..
What I mean is, the wages went into the consumer's pocket and that money could be used to spend on the business itself but not nearly enough to sustain most businesses today.
It's so fascinating to watch this in 2022 looking back at 2019 things seemed so normal. Then, when Tom the reporter says, "We're living in a new Era of uncertainty." Little did we all know what was lying ahead of us. Lol
Great observation, Uncertainty has certainly taken on a whole new meaning.
@@CNBCi so you miss Trump now right?
very well explained! You actually made sense compared to other videos.
Joydeep Saha Pease explain how this is well explained.
Is this a backhanded compliment?
Still waiting for a response.
This video is well put together. The explanation is well broken down.
Recession is when I don't have cash in my pocket.. thanks..
"Covid19 has entered the conversation"
"Alert, all people who in the chat will face a great economice recession"
"Stay home, you may starve to death but hey it's life pricks."
"GOOD LUCK"
Indeed
This was great, I have been researching "careers that thrive in recession" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Teysaiah Recession Stopper - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got great results with it.
Joe Biden
Here i am in 2022 watching this while the global economy is going towards a recession
Now they've changed the definition.
It will start as a recession and go into a depression. Interest rates are already extremely low around the world. The whole world cant sustain that. This will go on for a few years once it starts
It's crazy how the fed think they could just throw more money at the problem and it will just go away.
@@cryptsolo Yes!! They think that just because its never fallen completely apart before that it won't now. Its like a person that drinks and drives and thinks they cant crash just because they haven't yet
@WarriorOfVirtue 4 My guess is 2021 but I can't predict the future so i will go with what economists and financial experts estimate for now
What will happen to property business? Real estate marketing!
@@uchibauki2515 nothing is recession proof
Why does the media report so much content about a recession? It is as if they want to have a recession
Coz India is on the verge of a recession already and we are googling recession so it's time for more views
It's because people pay more attention to bad news to good news, even if they say they prefer good news. It's counter intuitive, but it's a proven psychological phenomenon. So the reason the media talks about recessions so much is literally because of people like you and me who click on videos and articles about recessions.
1. Can’t say you didn’t know it was coming. 2 the more you are aware of it the less likely it will happen because you are cautious about it
they do. hatred of Trump exceeds love of life or love of country... Democratic media will relish a recession and dream of a painful economy to punish Trump (potential) voters
... different stories exist. Do you note every time that they report something positive
Nice explanation and that deglobalisation stuff, I didn't expect you guys would touch upon that. Good work!
Anyone look this up because off the carona virus
0:26 A technical recession is a decline of GDP for two consecutive quarters (6 months in a row, the value of all goods and services went down)
0:48 NBER collects data on GDP, real income, employment, manufacturing, and retail
1:02 Recession does not mean stagnation or depression
1:30 Recessions usually last a year and GDP goes down by -2%
1:53 People lose their homes and house prices drop
1:57 People have less money to spend, so businesses make less money and some go out of business
2:11 orders are booked months in advance in manufacturing industry
2:32 When investors are scared the economy might be slowing down, they sell their stocks (causing stock prices to fall) and buy bonds
You deserve a bottle of champagne 🍾
@@titilopeolatunde6366 thanks lol
you too
It's here. In India. 1000+ companies closed my friends lost their jobs
Why?
Many stores have closed here in the US too. Middle class aren't shopping anymore and homelessness is up. WAY up.
In my neighborhood it has exploded the last three years.
@@rxonmymind8362 and your fed bank pumped around 70+ billion to save the lending market recently. No shit why middlr class people arent spending
Same in Germany
What kind of companies, if a little specific, would be nice.
It's happening right now!
Recession has OFFICIALLY started. Corona virus was the straw that broke the camels back smh
Glory to God we all gonna suffer another depression ffs I ain’t living just to suffer what happened to the people in 1930’s and 40’s
last line: we are living in a new age of uncertaintly
meanwhile me watching in 2020:👀
*we won’t have a recession with this AREA 51 raid BABY*
the raid was a fail. They just stood and watched.
Aliens🤔
raid was an utter failure.
You need to have a job to get fired right?
Come back in 1 year lmao
The actual established definition of a recession is when Janet Yellen, P Diddy and Mr. T stop wearing 24kt. gold necklaces, rings and 25 pound pendants, and wear cultured pearl necklaces, and 14kt. gold rings and 5 pound pendants
Corona Virus: Okay kids, let me explain easier to you
Hi, I'm from India and i already feel the crises in the Indian economy. The data reveals the unemployment rate highest in 45ys. GDP growth, consumer spendings etc everything is declining constantly with the rise in inflation. 🤷
And I also feel that Global Recession is not far.
Unfortunately, it seems like that. 😢
Its an economic slow down in india
Also it's india might go into Depression if government does any steps already lost my job 2 months back
When it comes to investing, diversification is the key, that's why I engage in sectors based on projected growth. There's no shortcut to getting rich but there are smart ways to go about it
Can you elaborate more for better understanding mate, for a layman like me
Scammers everywhere
If my tutor taught like this I will get a rank.Thanks CNBC
Fire your tutor.
Great video Tom - objective and without bullshits! Keep going!
They say one man can't make a difference... unless he's the President of the United States.
One man didnt. Billions who supported him and brought him to power are responsible.
Hahahahahahahahahahaha the Brandon government is trying to change the definition 😹
India might face a huge impact if recession comes, as all major sectors are underperforming in last 2 quarters
vote for modi
@Pop_ Eye well, comparing india's economy to canada is what I call bullshit. Bhakts just can't accept facts.
The thing about indian economy is that it is an internal economy which depends on upper middle class consumers for the growth unlike those advanced economies which depends on second, third sector and exports.
Well, India is gonna face a severe economic crisis. That's not surprising considering the rbi chief has a history honors and FM have nothing to do with economics.
The current indian crisis is a manmade one.
Reality Check: India are already in a recession!! In the coming months things might go worse as the govt isn't doing enough to counter it especially the real estate and manufacturing may suffer even more!!
India is a joke, Would be better off if it was still under British rule, because no one there has the slightest clue on how to run a country, Its like the whole country doesn't care about improving and wants everything done for them with no hard work. People sit around praying for the ganga river to get better but continue to dump raw sewage into it, while India's environmental minister smiles and tells everyone that the rain will fix it one day. India is run by uneducated morons.
@@whtkngofc Come to visit us one day!! India is much more than that!! You will definitely change your opinion and might even fell in love!! PS: 90% of the people who visit it for the first time do come back again!!
So my question is...Are recessions needed? Are they actually natural for any economy? Can you literally have a captialist driven economy without a recession every happening?
Ghost World I've heard yes according to some economists, but they demand an overhaul of how the economy works.
Ghost World recessions happen because of credit expansion. If you have a pure capitalist driven economy without a central bank you can still have recessions if typical banks are allowed to do fractional reserve banking. Only way to prevent recessions is for banks to keep 100 percent reserves.
Keynes hates you. Don't you know in the long run we are all dead?
Top 10 moments before disaster
Thank u for making this video , I was really curious what recession was.
YEAH, FINALLY. GREAT EXPLANATION .
So glad he had those dominoes to explain the domino effect. I was so confused!
GDP figures are not values, they are prices.
PPP is total value produced, GDP is the sum of prices of goods and services produced.
Values can be compared, prices can't.
Prices (GDP nominal) CAN be compared, but only at specific dates for the sake of exchange rates consistency. But for the long term, values (GDP PPP) are a much more reliable metric.
If we go by GDP Nominal, the USA, China and the EU are leaders (they appear to have "strong" (manipulated) currencies). If we go by GDP PPP, China, USA and India are your upcoming/current Economic powerhouses (they appear to have more room for (consumer/investment) "growth").
In any case, provided they stay on the same course as now (and avoid political/social unrest), China (conservative) and India (liberal) are to rule the third phase of the 21st century (2030s and beyond).
Recessions are Normal people! They’re a part of a business cycle.
So we are in a recession now. Thanks Brandon!!
We all know that domino clip took a good 10 times to film😂
Masoom Shafi lmaooo
THis is why i like CNBC International
's, its so well prepared and presented, that it leaves very narrow space for doubt and questioning !
In short: it´s Warren Buffett shoping time
Per capita growth should be only indicator governments should care about. Overall GDP is easy to manipulate. Simply import military aged people. They become both consumers and producers (in terms of cheap labour) thus increasing GDP. That is at the expense of not just the GDP per capita of the rest of the population but the safety, security and the cultural integrity of the host country.
I live in los angeles California. This is what is happening with businesses where productivity is slowing and tariffs are hurting us. Along with inflation on rent, mortgages, food, loans, cost of fuel, is hurting the average persons income.
*Investing in stock is easy, but buying the right stock without a time-tested strategy is incredibly hard. hence I will suggest you get yourself a financial- advisor that can provide you with entry and exit points on best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist*
I've personal financial and health recession
When u heard the word recession in every headlines now a days
Everyone- what is recession ?
Valla here we are #quarentinedays
One thing struck me about the video. You talked about inflation backwards, it doesn't cause prices to rise, it is the measure of that price rise..
Already dramatically reduced my spending and am paying off what’s left of my credit card and building my savings. I know a bad recession is just beyond the horizon.
That's what starts a recession
We always have been in an age of uncertainty on this planet.
Why this subject is not taught in middle or high school?
It is. Did you pay attention?
Nice explanation and to the point 👍
Biggest lesson i learnt in 2023 in the stock market is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and low a strategy with a long term edge.
Crafting your unique approach, mitigating risks, and steadfastly adhering to your strategy, regardless of challenges, is essential. Concurrently, embracing a culture of ongoing learning from errors and striving for enhancement remains paramount
Uncertainty... it took me 5 years to stop trying to predict what bout to happen in market based on charts studying, cause you never know. not having a mentor cost me 5 years of pain I learn to go we’re the market is wanting to go and keep it simple with discipline.
Could you kindly elaborate on the advisor's background and qualifications?
SONYA LEE MITCHELL is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Thanks a lot for this recommendation. I just looked her website up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.
Well presented
@2:50: What about the top and the bottom open ends? Is the top the local government and the bottom being international trading?
Thanks for the quick and clear explanation Russel Brand. I had no idea he was on cnbc now.
###. Good simple Analysis ..Give us more Current Videos
A recession is like playing a game where you get to the later much harder levels. It’s harder but it’s possible to beat that level. If you die then the recession comes and you go back 10 levels and try again.
Mistake at 3:18. The see saw animation shows the opposite to what you are saying. Deposits decrease and spending increases accordingly to the animation.
Thanks for the great explanation. Will share with my kids how to spot it.
I'm debating on taking out a loan from my 401k for $40,000. That way i can have cash when the recession happens. Any thoughts? Loan has zero interest and i pay myself back biweekly. Im sure 40k goes far in a recession
Honestly that's probably not a bad idea. Your 401k will probably take a big hit when the recession hits anyway
recession is a self fulfilling prophecy good luck with that :)
They desperately want it, they have been harping recession for a long time now.
So true 👍
Good video, thanks a lot! love the facts.
I think we still facing this problem but when it will be stopped?
អរគុណ
That domino bit is destined to appear on an "And now, this" segment on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.
So how much money we can make , in part, decides our underlying value of total assets.
Who’s here before the 2022 recession?
I learn a lot from you
Paper money is just a promisory note or tender. If, you compare paper to metal(coins), which has more values?
Who’s here in July of 2022. Ha Ha. They changed the technical definition.
You were right
If oil goes over $100 a barrel recession is around the corner. I think something like 7 of the last 8 recessions were preceded by an oil spike
And here we are in 2022.
Successful people don't become that way overnight, most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life.
I have a ? if we go in to recession the bonds will go UP or Down? thank you
CNBC is providing a different definition of recession in 2022. I wonder why?
He forgot to mention another indicator that a recession is on the horizon and that is the two and 10 year bond yields..... If they invert, look out. So what he was saying about investors taking money out of an uncertain stock market and putting it in bonds is wrong because right now the 10-year bond does not yield more then the 2 year bond.
CNBC IS AMAZING
Wonderful Prodcuction !
4:01 for pure gold.
Recession is here ... 👀
That is exactly what's happening in India now
No, India's growth rate has reduced. The GDP itself has not declined
@@Nishith8 but people are losing their jobs.
@@hardrock342 i know, but losing of jobs alone doesn't qualify as recession.
@@Nishith8 it doesn't but people in power are highly incompetent. Our FM still refuses to acknowledge the slowdown.
@@hardrock342 common, she has acknowledged the slowdown, that's why she's announcing reforms
Thank you ☺️
Video aged like a fine, depressing wine.
Every day we have a new problem. It's the new normal. At first we thought it was a crisis, now we know it's a new normal and we have to adapt. Now my question, what steps can we take to generate more income during quantitative adjustment? Also, where should we put our invstment money now to better prepare for the future and a liquidity crisis? I can't afford my hard-earned $80,000 savings to turn to dust
Im starting to make my own SPAM. Its 100 percent better than store brought.
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Important to know the changes in the economy because of the recession.
Had a question on an Alevel mock yesterday
Well explained. Also no matter which political party is ruling the country, Recession is normal phenomenon or we can say economic cycle in capitalist society which occurs after every decade where it last for 6 to 12 months and when it's prolonged for period of 3 to 4 years it's called Depression. Their is also benefit of Recession as it helps to reduce the inflation. Recession reduces the purchasing power of the people , so when people have less money to purchase they have less demand for the products and services which in turn impact the GDP ie Gross domestic product ( the values of the goods and services produced within the country. Some of the factors which reduce the purchasing power of the people are high interest rate, increase in unemployment due to cost cutting in the companies, reduced salary and wages. These days the companies are more focused in cost cutting by firing their employees / man power instead of focusing on Investing activities as a result when people don't have the jobs they will spend on their basic necessities only rather than the luxuries.
it's happening
Well the uk just hit recession today
If high-interest rate is one of the causes of recession which results in reduced spending, then why is the fed increasing interest rate hike to combat recession?
They're raising interest rates to combat inflation, which is a whole other can of worms you can learn about in these videos:
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1:48 recession
Lowest editorial standards. Declining economic activity in two straight quarters does NOT equate to ‘six months straight’
Excellent
Super explanation
is that building in the back behind the bridge tilting?? lol