If you have a losing position in this market right now in this dip, don't sell it hey. This is tom and here's the bottom line. First, the fed don't have the slightest idea what they're doing they got caught pretty much making up. We have mainstream media.

Doing a worse job than the potato reporting on what actually going on giving you literally zero strategy. So i'm here to tell you exactly how i'm going to behave through this crisis? How my next year is going to look like and how you can do the same. If you just be patient chill and just relax now check this out on saturday, i posted the video in which i told you the market is going to dip, because everybody is basically running around like headless chickens and there's 10 stocks. I'm going to be looking at to buy the dip for the next year or two long-term investments, which will do really well in both either inflationary or a completely deflationary environment, the perfect stock.

Pretty much and lo and behold, we already have the first indication that i was sort of right now for the past 72 hours. You saw what happened. The market behaved like crazy, but yesterday only seven stocks in the s p 500 actually went up. Everything else was red as my shirt now out of those seven stocks.

I actually named five in my 10 list, so it gives me a good indication that i'm on the right track and while everybody else was buying up leisure and hospitality, as always to hedge against the stock market crashing and the inflation and whatnot. We just bought good stocks and it seems we're on the right track by the way i do have a problem with the name, leisure and hospitality, how i can get with hospitality or even travel, but leisure mother lover. If you got three kids like me, there's no leisure in the travel nor the hospitality, it's a hell hole of a trip, but it's fun for the kids and that's why we do it. God bless the little hearts.

We love them. Let's keep going. So let's talk about what just happened in the stock market, so jerome powell came out and completely contradicted himself within a matter of 24 hours, and everybody is picking and choosing what to focus on with completely opposite alternative facts. Now this mother lover actually came out and said he thinks it's time to retire the word transitory, as if everybody else was shouting transitory.

While he was basically saying well chill chill now, he says well, i think it's time to retire mother lover you invented this word. You pushed this narrative and now you're retiring it. That's some hypocrisy, 101 right there. So basically jerome powell, on the one hand, is saying two days ago that the omicron variant is a huge deal.

We should take it into consideration and obviously that might slow down reopening and might slow down inflation, blah blah blah blah one day goes by. He goes in front of congress and pretty much says the complete opposite, basically saying: well we're going to take our hard heads and we're going to go to work, we're going to stop inflation. We have to start tapering much faster than we initially assume. While things are uncertain, when there's a lot of fear in there, when there's a lot of panic, you got ta, stick to the facts and you know what i'm about to do an experiment, i'm about to buy an octopus and let it pick stocks against some of These mainstream media outlets and some analysts and i'm 100 positive.

My octopus is going to outbeat every one of these mother lovers. I'm not even kidding you so the avalanche star that yesterday, when jerome powell went in front of congress, basically said we're going to taper faster. Essentially, we're going to end the easy money period. The printer is going to suck the money back and we're pretty much going to be faster and more aggressive, with ending the quantitative easing and, of course that creates a lot of uncertainty.

A lot of concerns about what's going to happen with the tech stocks, because they're really driven by low interest rates, we've talked about this low interest rates, drive higher valuations for companies with future upside now. Basically, what happened is that they were actually wrong all along this past year, when i was screaming inflation and everybody was saying well tom, these fudd thumbnails that you're doing with and the inflation and the market crash. Everything you've been saying is wrong. Look john paul is just saying it's transitory.

Now we know that they were wrong. These weather men that are paid to give us predictions about. What's going on, they were wrong, they're, not even admitting it and now they're blaming us for using the word transitory. It makes me literally sick now.

What i want you to do is just ignore. The fear ignore the doubt, ignore the panic and just stick to the facts so number one. You have to understand that we might be seeing here a case of a slowdown, because if this new variant is for real, it's basically going to slow down the economy, to the point where the fed will not need to taper and will not need to raise interest Rates and then the party will continue going on the money printer will keep going now. I know you wanted me to say this now.

The second thing i want you to do is completely understand that unless you need the money to pay rent or unless you have some urgent medical thing or some urgent need, if you have a losing position in this market right now in this dip, don't sell it. It's not financial advice, i'm just a guy on the internet, with my opinion might be an accurate might be wrong, might be the complete randoms of amendment, but i don't think now is a good time to liquidate and materialize a loss. When you know you can write it out because there's one thing, i can tell you that u.s stocks, especially good u.s stocks, tend to perform really really well. If you have patience, so this tip by definition, is just temporary i'll.

Ask you a simple question: the s p 500 as a group in five years, is going to be worth more or less, and you know the answer. The s p 500 in five years is definitely going to be way higher than it is right now. Why bet against it? Why liquidate, while it's down on a temporary dip, this is literally like jumping out of a roller coaster. When you know it's about to go up, just sit tight, mother lover: why are you jumping out it's a bad decision and now we're getting to the interesting part we talked about? What's going on, we talked about what i'm going to do with my losing positions, which is basically jack not going to do nothing i'm going to let it sit, write it out and just have a beer on my porch and now to the interesting part.

What i'm going to do with my available money now, i'm not going to spend it all on this dip. Definitely not, but i'm allocating significant proportion of it, because this dip, if it's real, will allow me a lot of opportunities to get cheap stocks. A la 2020. Remember when 2020 came out march april, the dip, i think, we're kind of slowly reliving that or at least a sample size of that and while the panic levels are going through the roof, both from retail investors that are making a huge mistake and newspapers and msm Mainstream media outlets that are basically you know, articles written by like 20 year olds in college, have no idea what the hell is going on.

This panic is a huge opportunity for us to make more money simple because, as you know, as i told you earlier think about it again, if you have good u.s stocks, if you have just the s p 500 forget about any stocks. What's going to happen with the s p 500 in next five years, what's going to happen, you know what's going to happen if you're long term, this thing is just a buying opportunity now in order to spike my portfolio and not just go for the you know S p 500. Conservative because i do want to have a little bit of risk. Not just get the s.

P. 500 returns. I have a list of the stocks i'm going to be looking at through this dip. It's a list of 10 stocks.

I put it in my videos, saturday, just a few days ago, compiling these 10 stocks, which i'm going to be buying aggressively through this dip to spike my portfolio. The video is right here. I did it on saturday go and check it out, see those talks. Let me know what you think and i'll see you tomorrow:.