The stock market is red and growth stocks have been hit hard over the last 3 weeks.
There is a general feeling of panic with inflation, interest rates, global economy and other fears causing the market to wobble.
Could these issues cause a stock market crash in 2022? Possibly.
The stock market today is full of uncertainty and speculation and stocks with future-weighted earnings are feeling the brunt of it.
So is it time to sell your stocks? Are we just at the start of a big crash?
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There is a general feeling of panic with inflation, interest rates, global economy and other fears causing the market to wobble.
Could these issues cause a stock market crash in 2022? Possibly.
The stock market today is full of uncertainty and speculation and stocks with future-weighted earnings are feeling the brunt of it.
So is it time to sell your stocks? Are we just at the start of a big crash?
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Hey guys, it's sasha, the stock market has been decimated over the last three weeks, and stocks have been falling. Hard tesla is down over 25 and many gross stocks have lost over 50 percent of their share price. Not that you wouldn't know if you were just investing in the stock market index, because the total stock market is only down two and a half percent from its all-time high in november. But the truth is a very small number of some of the biggest companies at the top of the s.
P 500 are largely propping up the rest of the market, and now things are quickly getting worse. Jerome powell has just told us that they will now be doing three rate increases next year, all the way to 0.9, instead of just one as the plan was four weeks ago yesterday, the bank of england made the surprise move of increasing the base rates in the Uk from 0.1 percent to 0.25 because of inflation, and the likelihood is that once christmas break finishes, once we go back to our jobs in january, inflation is going to become an even hotter topic than it already is, and these rate increases might get far worse. So the obvious questions are being asked: is it time to sell and get out of the market? Surely you don't want to just sit there and watch your stocks go down five percent every day, just when you thought it couldn't get any worse. The stock market went and dumped again yesterday, and things are looking pretty bleak in the pre-market today as well.
I am seeing a lot of people in the news. A lot of people on social media and right here on youtube, tell you that it is time to sell, get out of the stock market. Why? I have just sold my stocks watch. My video um 2022 is going to be really bad.
Your stocks are gon na tank. That kind of content, but let me be the guy who goes and throws a bucket of cold water in your face and slaps you around a bit, because this is what it feels like. When stocks are going down, it doesn't feel good people begin panicking. We have investors running around waving their hands above their heads because the stocks are going down and it doesn't help when the overwhelming advice out there confirms your fears, but take a breather pause this video.
If you have to make yourself a, i don't know a cup of tea or coffee and sit back because selling your stocks in the middle of a sharp downtrend is one of the worst things you can do in investing read any book. It will tell you the same: it is the single biggest reason why many investors lose money in the stock market because, unfortunately, a lot of investors, a lot of the thinking around investing is driven by sentiment much more than we like to admit. This includes both retail investors, like you and me, but it also includes institutions. If institutions were not driven by sentiment, we wouldn't have massive market crashes that would wipe out the disproportionate levels of value from stocks, and this lack of judgment.
This lack of people making analytical decisions based on data is exactly why those people want to buy stocks after they've been going up for some time and those same people then want to go and sell those stocks. The moment they have started crashing aka. You know the amazing strategy of buying high and selling low. We all know deep down that this is a stupid thing to do. We've all heard it before you need to be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful. We've heard the phrase we know how to apply it, we've all done the homework and we're all told telling ourselves we've all told ourselves in the past that if the fundamentals of our investment have not changed, if the worsening economic outlook does not have a substantial impact On your long-term projections for the success of a company, then we wouldn't sell. Instead, we would buy more. It is easy to say when everything is green and your portfolio is up 80 percent in the biggest bulldog in history, but it doesn't quite feel the same when you're actually seeing the red flags right.
It doesn't feel the same when you're right in the middle of it. Suddenly the bravado just disappears and fear takes over. Oh, my god, my stocks are down 30 percent. I need to get out right now and you know what the stocks might fall further you.
They might fall a lot further. The gross stock sell-off could be the precursor for an overall market crash. Sudden large hikes and interest rates at the beginning of next year could cause a crash all by themselves. Maybe the stock market will continue falling a lot further.
Still remember that even amazon lost 95 percent of its value in the dot-com crash. It is very possible, even if it seems on some levels, absurd tesla could fall a heck of a lot more, it's possible. It has happened enough times in the past and it is going to happen again, but you've got to ask yourself an important question. What are you doing here? Are you here to try and do a quick trade to catch a 20 or maybe even 30 percent? Full is that what you're here for or are you investing for the future? How come you didn't play the trader game last month or the month before on the month before that? But now suddenly your mindset has completely shifted because panic causes our brains to start thinking.
Very differently we stop thinking about long-term outcomes and focus on just short-term survival, and that's completely normal. That is a natural instinct. That is how our brains allow us to survive. Situations where panic ensues.
Panic makes you block out thoughts that you, you know about what you want to achieve in five years time or ten years time, because you have a pressing issue right now that you have to solve. That's how we think. That's what makes us human and panic also stops us from focusing on the past for the exact same reason, because our brains are zooming in on what's happening right now, so we don't realize in the middle of all of this, that a tesla stock is actually up. 55, in the last five months and 1200 percent in the last two years. We don't remember that our investments in amd, nvidia, apple, google and whatever else that you were invested in, have delivered absolutely insane returns over the last two years, and this last three weeks is just a tiny blip on that graph. The stock market could fall and you could sell and you could feel smug that you made the right call, but just like nobody expected this very short shortfall. Over the last three weeks, the market tends to bounce without sending out a warning in advance and if you sell after you've, already lost 50 on the stock and then miss out when that stock bounces back, you are going to feel a whole lot of pain. The loss of missing the way back up is double what you've already lost on the way down.
So, if you're there thinking whether you need to sell ask yourself this: do you think that's rising inflation and the potential increases in interest rates? Fundamentally, change your view on what the company you are invested in will achieve in 10 years time. Do you think these short-term fluctuations mean that the last quarterly report that you thought was amazing is now irrelevant? Do you think that the market-leading services and products that the company is offering their complete dominance of whatever space they're occupying or maybe their innovative technology is no longer needed next year and the year after is a 10 or maybe a 20 rise in interest rates going To completely decimate performance of that company and cause them to go into a permanent state of posting high losses, and if the answer to those questions for you is no, then why are you selling? Is it sentiment? Are you sure that you know it is august 2000? Rather than march 2020, the old truths about investing, don't stop being true. When you press the panic button, you only lose money when you sell, because before you sell, you have exactly the same number of shares in the company as you did a month ago, and that means that your share of the company's fortunes next year in five years In 10 years time hasn't changed. One iota being greedy when others are fearful is far easier said than done, and it's definitely a lot easier said when everything is looking rosy when everything is green and you're.
Talking about you know a hypothetical scenario in the future you're sitting there relaxed sipping in your wine and saying yeah. I would, of course do this when things turn sour. It is far easier than when you're in the thick of it and staring at a portfolio full of red and everything around you is panicking. If you found this video useful, please don't forget to smash the like button for the youtube algorithm.
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clickbait like this really turns me off from watching any further videos, even if the nmessage is different. It just plays on people's emotions for your gain
As always, great content but I wish the title was picked something less provocative 😊
Whether you sell or keep depends if you trade or invest. This guy is clueless and only wants views on his clickbait videos where he rant about stuff he's read about yesterday.
Stop giving people bad advice you are making people lose money. You have worse financial advice on YouTube. Your just a con with a Channel.
Like content, don’t like clickbait captions.
how can you predict the future gay bear?
In march '20 i sold nothing but growing more and more timid, when my purchase prices were reached, I was setting the price lower again instead of buying, or buying only 1/3 of the planned volume of shares, so I lost more than a few really good opportunities…
As a beginner… I'm in accumulation mode… Very thankful for these prices.
When it come to bitcoin flips emails ☝️ they sent me 1.5btc to my blockchain account this morning
This video helped me so much, thank you bro. Awesome stuff
Please let me know when I should invest in Tesla! Haha. Another great video x
<Thanks for continuous great videos, I feel those who would allow the market dynamism to determine when to trade or not are either new in space in general or probably just naïve, the sphere have seen far worse times than this, enlightened traders continue to make good use of the dip and pump even acquiring more equities towards trading sessions, I'd say that more emphasis should be put into trading,since it is way profitable than hodling. Tradlng went smooth for me as I was able to raise over 9 BTC when I started at 1.5 BTC in just 6 weeks implementing trades with signals and insights from Carter Baker. I would advise y'all to trade your asset rather than hodl for a future you aren't sure about.
how can't you not by the dip in GTLB
Can’t totally agree with this from experience. Michael Pascoe wrote an article after the GFC outlining the case that ‘those who panicked early came out way ahead’ . I lost nearly everything in the gfc hoping things would turn around and yeah eventually they did but not before a bunch of my indebted stocks became insolvent. So last year when Covid hit I heeded that advice and sold early. I figured if it blew over and I lost a few percent gains ‘so what?’, I just buy back in. But it didn’t and I eventually bought back in once it was clear governments were going to open the money spigots. With high inflation can we say the same this time? I will use my panic early theory again.
If you want a habitable planet to live on, you can not pursue the capitalism of the past. Continuous long term growth must stop.
S&P is up 45% over last 2 years and down 2.5% over last two days…I will take that any day everyday….It is also not the time to go shopping….and ofcourse not selling your postions to hold more cash to deploy….2022 is going to be a pain-in-the-a$$…better advice: stay invested and don't DCA at the moment but hold your horses. Dump when you have a clear 10-15% correction…even if you only saved $100
WOW… hiding the dislike button.
That’s weak!!
Great advice! Definitely need a good head for investing.
I welcome a crash!!! Want to expand my core position even better 😉
Selling after a 2% drop good, Selling after a 50% drop TFL Too ****ing Late
If you don't need the money for the next 3 to 5 years why worry.
I advise y'all to forget predictions and start making a good profit now because future valuations are all speculations and guesses. The market is very unstable and you can't tell if it's going bearish or bullish. While myself and others are trad!n without fear of making a loss others are being patient for the price to skyrocket. It all depends on the pattern you follow. I was able to make 13 BTC from 2.1 BTC in just November from implementing trades with tips and info from Kevin John Kuria
I was buying ALL day. Whenever you hear everyone saying "sell everything" then you know its time to buy.
Prepare for the Softest Landing of the Biggest Asset Bubble in History. 🤣
Berkshire has a PE ratio about 7.7. Why should a person sell it? It is a bad advice. No body knows what will happen tomorrow. Since 1981, there were too many market crashes but if you had put $100000, you would have had $,3,000,000 right now. If you do not have a leverage, you should not be scared at all. Make sure you pick stocks like MSFT, Coca Cola, MacDonald, Apple, Pepsico. These companies are creating great revenues in a market crashes. In a market cars, stock price fall down sharply because of human behavior and fear not because of company fundamentals. If you have good earning ratio, after the fear fades, the stock will bounce back. Make sure you do not put your money on crypto, when it goes down it is very low possibility to bounce because it is not an income generating entity like Coca Cola.
Wow wow wow ! Great vid! really man! You should double as a psychologist…
I’m down £9k in Hyliion and £14k in bio nano but it’s just life’s tough lessons.5 years from now we’ll all laugh at this… I hope 🤞. Still have a large investment in my vanguard ISA which is going well. I think some people don’t understand the roller coaster that’s is investing in growth /speculative stock. Patience is a virtue people 👍 great vid Sasha
Sell everything now and buy back after the massive 2022 crash. Thank me later.
You guys keep promising the collapse of the entire evil Capitalist system, but you keep disappointing me..can we have some certainty so i can order food and drinks for a end of Capitalism party
I am a new investor and believe me I made my first investment on Monday when the market was at peak in Aapl and Tsla (good). My stock went down for about 10% in the past few days but I have zero panic or worry about the devaluation and actually planning to buy more stocks now as they’re cheaper.
My plan is to stay away my stocks for good 5 years at least and grow my portfolio.
Thanks Sasha. I am really happy to have seen you on YouTube.
I hope it crashes so I can buy more. I'm an investor not a trader. Also any thoughts on Rivian? They did IPO at 100$ and are now going below IPO price, who even decides what value a company starts IPO with, this company's graph looks crazy really. I don't understand it. Can a company go say 80% below the IPO price? what are the consequences for such thing..
The only thing I’m doing is panic buying Nio under 29 bucks. Absolute gift!!! Panic buying Palantir under $18….. PANIC BUYING IS HOW IM FEELING NOW
Nice pep talk. I would imagine us dividend investing plebs aren't terribly popular here, but when a market dips (let's say 4%) in a span of time, it's nice to see the any additional capital added to the portfolio go from 8% to 8.32%.
Thanks Sasha. On this note, what’s your view on airline stocks? Am sitting on a pile loads of easyJet and Lufthansa , both around 10-20% in red, worth doubling down, braving it and averaging down ? It’s not easy to decide. Both have good fundamentals and , if the pandemic is died down lets say in 5-10 years time then they’d have great potential. On the other hand, they might not survive long enough to see the light at the end…
tsla down because mr.musk has been selling every day for the last 20 days… markets fine 😉