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This all begins with tweet from Michael Burry: “In Search of the Origins of Financial Fluctuations: The Inelastic Markets Hypothesis”
This is a 108-page analysis on the impact that investors have on the markets overall value...and why the stock market simply won’t crash.
They started by asking the question: “If a fund buys $1 billion worth of US equities, slowly over a quarter, how much does the aggregate market value of equities change?” The average answer was that…for an EFFICIENT MARKET…the result would be 0.01, meaning…for every $1 that goes in…that should boost the overall market value by $1 and 1 cent.
This plays into, what they call, the elasticity of the market…which is a really complicated way of saying: how much the market valuation changes, if you buy a $1 stock while another person SELLS that same $1 stock. The result was just this: they found that investing $1 in the market, increases the aggregate market value by $5…not 1 CENT, like the average person thought.
The purpose was to help explain stock market volatility, find the root cause of rising prices, and estimate the impact of Fed Money Printing within the economy…and, when we have a ratio of 5-to-1…that means that, while companies have a record amount of cash on the sidelines…the stock market could continue going much, much higher.
Obviously, nobody can predict what’s going to unfold in the short term…and, ANYTHING could happen…but, still…study after study continues to show the same thing: if you have cash, it’s better to invest all of it immediately, than wait to invest….75% of the time.
As for myself…I’ve employed a little bit of a hybrid approach, where - I keep some cash on the sidelines as my “opportunity” fund in case a good investment comes up…but, with everything else… every single day…without fail…I invest a consistent amount in the market, and that’s it.
But, like I mentioned…statistically..it does seem like, the more likely investors are worried about a crash…the less likely there is a crash…unless, by doing the opposite…we actually wind up seeing a crash…because, we didn’t think there would be one, because people thought one would happen…
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What's up grandma's guys here, so we got ta, be really really careful not to blink, because if you do whoops there you go, you missed the latest market crash and uh. Now we're back at another all-time high! Better luck! Next time! All right! I know i'm exaggerating things a bit: things do drop for a few hours sometimes, but at this point there's the growing belief that no matter what happens the market is incapable of crashing for longer than just a few days. After all, the stock market is the most expensive it's ever been in history. Growth is beginning to slow down a majority of investors with more than a million dollars, believe the market is in a bubble or close to being in one.

Big. Businesses are sitting on a record amount of cash. Homeowners are sitting on a record amount of cash and millennials are sitting on a record amount of student loan debt, but you didn't see that one coming anyway with such a huge amount of cash on the sidelines. We got ta talk about why the market is not dropping, despite every single warning sign imaginable.

Why michael bury believes the market is manipulated and will eventually pop how the federal reserve is planning to keep the gravy train going just a little bit longer and then? Finally, the story - you all came for a gardener to set a brand new world record for picking 839 cherry tomatoes off a single stem, although before we start, i want to say a huge thank you to the sponsor of today's video, the like button. Its only purpose in life is just to be smashed by you, so give it the gift of destroying it for the youtube algorithm, and then i could thank the actual sponsor of today's video wealthfront, but more on that later. Alright. So all of this began in march of 2020, when the federal reserve lowered their benchmark interest rates all the way down to zero percent in an effort to stimulate the just kidding guys, i know you're already familiar with the backstory, i'm not going to bore you with All the details, but what many people do find interesting, is that throughout the last year the markets have consistently hit new all-time highs, fallen no more than three to five percent and then resumed their upward trajectory as more and more people buy the dip.

It's practically a forecast these days, as we could predict almost like clockwork what is going to happen in the market and repeatedly we have been right now. Some of this might seem unusual, considering that 15 of stocks within the s p, 500, are actually down 20 or more from their 52 week highs. But, given that the largest most valuable companies within the index have seen some of the biggest returns, they're, the ones who boost up the market and give us the price increases that we're seeing today or are they as far as the negative catalyst for the economy? So far, everything has been rather short-lived. For example, throughout the last several months there has been non-stop analysis showing us just how expensive the stock market is relative to our gdp.
The entire economy has begun to grow at a much slower rate. The housing market is beginning to cool down and for most metrics it seems like the rapid acceleration of prices is beginning to settle down. We've also had a short-term market drop on the news that evergrand one of the world's largest real estate developers in china, was defaulting on over 300 billion dollars, with the debt completely wiping out some people's savings and causing one of the largest economies in the world. To grind to a standstill but as you would expect, under a new deal, china took control and ownership of the failing company in order to protect their citizens, even though they've also warranted their businesses to prepare for its eventual demise and possible storm to come.

So good luck, picking that one apart and then we have um michael, bury the man who correctly predicted the 2008 housing crash, as played by michael bale in the movie, the big short. Now he has a history of immediately going on twitter when he has something to say, and then he quickly deactivates his twitter, because he's michael bury now. Thankfully, there exists a dedicated archive account who screenshots everything he posts the moment he says it and i have to say a few of his recent deleted. Tweets are rather interesting and i think they deserve to be talked about.

He referenced an article titled in search of the origins of financial fluctuations. The inelastic markets hypothesis, which come on what kind of title is that if it were on youtube, it would for sure be called why the stock market is so expensive gun run, cops called not clickbait anyway. This is a 108 page analysis on the impact that investors have in the market's overall value, and i actually found it quite helpful in potentially explaining why the stock market simply won't crash. They started by asking people the question: if a fund buys one billion dollars worth of u.s equities slowly over a quarter, how much does the aggregate market value of equities change? The average answer was that for an efficient market, the result would be 0.01 meaning if you invest a dollar in the market, the market value would go up by one dollar and one cent this plays into what they call the elasticity of the market, which is just A really fancy way of saying how much the market valuation changes if you buy one dollar worth of stock, while another person sells one dollar worth of stock, they then test and prove these theories with a whole bunch of math that i don't understand, because i didn't Pay attention to anything in high school, but the result was just this: they found that investing one dollar on the market increases the aggregate market value by five dollars.

Not one cent, like the average person thought the purpose was to help explain. Stock market volatility find the root cause of rising prices and estimate the fed impact of money printing within the economy, and that means when we have a ratio of five to one and companies are sitting on a record amount of cash on the sidelines. We could continue to see the stock market going higher and higher. Now michael, bury explains that five to one is not a natural ratio, it's a product of a paradigm.
So what will continue this paradigm? What may reserve it? This is the knife's edge because we are at five to one. It may go to a hundred to one or become negative 5 to negative 1, but parabolas don't resolve sideways or basically to sum things up, he's just saying that 5 to 1 is not a sign of an efficient market where one investor buys a stock that the Other sells this type of increase within the market is extremely dangerous because it could just as easily reverse or go up another 20 times, but parabolas don't just level out they snap back to where they came from, and in this case he implies it's going down. But at the same time not everything is so doom and gloom like, as of now household wealth, rose to its highest level ever at 141 trillion dollars, even though debt also increased by 7.9 percent with record low interest rates, the buy-the-dip confidence also surged to its highest Level since 2015, and even more interesting, is that we have something called the us crash confidence index. That's a tongue twister anyway, that measures investor sentiment and how likely they think it crashes to happen.

But this is really important, because the overwhelming majority of data out there shows that the average investor is almost always wrong at the most crucial points and if the average person thinks things are going to get a lot worse, that's actually a good sign that things are Probably going to get a lot better, this also works in reverse, where the less worried investors are the more likely we are to be at a top, and now, as you can see, we are trending downwards, meaning people are more worried about a crash making it. In theory, less likely to happen, this is also mirrored by what's called the warren buffett, fear and greed index, which analyzes that right now, the market is mainly driven by fear, even though it's been trading about on par with its 125-day moving average throughout the last year. On top of that, companies have reported increasingly strong earnings throughout 2021, even as the unemployment winds down and the news that the federal reserve is going to start tapering. Their stimulus not to mention both people and companies are sitting on a record amount of cash, which is said to be 50 higher than they had just five years ago.

This is because, during the pandemic, businesses scaled back on investments, dividends and share buybacks, and instead they loaded up on cash and low interest rate debt. This, in theory, would insulate them in the event of another unexpected market catastrophe, but it also means they have a lot of resources at their disposal if they need it, which could cause the market to go even higher. Now. Yes, it's true that their debt level also increased, but at these interest rates it's pretty much like free money.
Just consider that the us inflation rate was about 5.4 percent throughout the entire summer. So if a company is able to borrow money at a lower interest rate than that, then not only are they getting a totally free loan, but they're also getting paid to borrow money? What a concept now homeowners also fall into this category, who saw a record boost of equity over the last year's real estate? Values continue to climb, as far as where we go from here, we're in a bit of a bind. On the one hand, usually the more people who think there's going to be a crash, the less likely there is to be a crash. What if we don't think, there's going to be a crash because people think there's going to be one and then there is a crash, because we thought the opposite of what people thought was going to happen.

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In the description and you can get started with as little as 500, so thank you guys so much and now, let's get back to the video alright. So, in terms of the overall market, it seems like we've largely priced in future events and know what to expect, in terms of both inflation and the federal reserve, reducing their stimulus, see as it is right now. They're purchasing 120 billion dollars a month of treasuries and mortgage-backed securities to keep interest rates near record lows, but if they do that for too long, then inflation stays high. Our money loses value and people go into a frenzy, so they've openly laid out their road map.
In terms of what they expect to happen, so the market doesn't have a knee-jerk reaction to not getting their sweet sweet money, and this is what is in that plan. This week the fed said that they would have a discussion towards the end of the year of reducing their stimulus by 15 billion dollars a month beginning in 2022, and that would mean by fall of next year. The stimulus would be over and interest rates would start to go back up. The expectation here is that this would be done extremely carefully and if there are any unexpected consequences that would be appropriately dealt with so overall the market is going up because it knows what to expect now.

Obviously, nobody could predict what's going to unfold in the short term, and anything could happen, but still study after study continues to show the exact same thing. If you have the cash it's better to throw it all in the markets, all at once than wait to invest 75 percent of the time now, even though statistically lump sum investing one three out of four times, they do admit that psychologically dollar cost averaging could be A very effective way of getting your money invested in the markets, whereas otherwise you would be sitting it out. As for myself, i've employed a bit of a hybrid approach between the two, because i do keep some cash on the sidelines as my opportunity fund. In the event, a good investment comes up, but with everything else, every single day without fail, i invest a consistent amount of money in the markets and that's it that includes an investment in the s.

P, 500, sometimes a few other individual stocks. If i'm feeling adventurous and a smaller amount on bitcoin and ethereum, even on the weekends, i've been doing that consistently throughout the last year and a half, and i have no plans on stopping regardless if the market goes up or down. This is quite different than the 75 of investors who say that now is the time to take some risk off the table and be more conservative in the stock market, while nearly half of them believe the s p 500 will rise less than five percent throughout the Next year, the biggest risks they've noted included, worries about a new variant that bypasses vaccines. Higher than expected inflation, slowing economic growth, poor banking policies, attack, bubble, bursting and worries about debt, but, like i mentioned statistically, it does seem like most of the time.

The more investors think there's going to be a crash, the less likely there is a crash unless by doing the opposite of that, we wind up seeing a crash, because we didn't think there would be one because people thought one was going to happen. But you know what that uses way too much mental energy, and instead, let's just hear about this as promised, this gardener broke the guinness book of world records by picking 839 cherry tomatoes off one single stem. I never even knew this was a competition or something to even strive for, but i got ta say i'm impressed and for anybody wondering here's the stem in question. I guess you could say his competition couldn't even catch up, get it ketchup all right.
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30 thoughts on “Why the market hasn’t crashed yet”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Screaming EAGLE says:

    The market will crash because hedges are getting everyday people to actually invest. It will crash to steal from the poor. It won’t crash because of any other reason. They will make up a reason “lie” like they printed too much money and didn’t know it was going to happen. Along with there made up pandemic. Anytime they want to pump a Heath stock that their families and friends are invested inn. They use tax payers money through a budget to pay themselves .
    But that will be the clueless excuse after they crash the market and steal from the poor even more than they already are. It’s coming. Soon. Hedges are waiting for everyday people to invest so they can crash the whole thing. The American way since the beginning

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Joshua Wyatt says:

    I absolutely believe the market is in a massive bubble and the fed trying to inflated their way out it isn't going to work well for anyone in the end.

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Brian Arnold says:

    Why it hasn't crashed yet ? Maybe because the Fed's are pumping 120 BILLION DOLLARS into it every month !!

  4. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Low-Key Investor says:

    Market won't collapse?…
    Ummm…Inflation is here…
    Housing is going to go down…
    Governments is forcing its citizens to get the Covid Gene Therapy(because it is NOT a Vaccine)
    And there's Evergrande….

  5. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars happy b says:

    Borrowing money at a low or even zero interest rate is not “getting free money” – the asset received is fully offset by a liability (i.e. the principal to be repaid).

  6. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Ricky Allen Timbush says:

    I would rather listen to Gilbert Godfrey read the dictionary than this adult Stewie Griffin…

  7. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Alex West says:

    Dividends only stocks for me 💪, building my portfolio regardless 📊

  8. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Universal Channel Tv says:

    Bear or bull i dont care anymore, i been in bear market before. I just hold my investment.

  9. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Logan Hale says:

    Who knew a like button on YouTube and my wife could be so alike.

  10. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Terence Olds says:

    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 17 BTC from 2.1 BTC in just few months from implementing trades with tips and info from Mrs Elisa Denise Jones.

  11. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Alex Pearson says:

    Is anyone else drooling over the gt500 in the back?

  12. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Eric says:

    BTC for $75K by end of this year& Control
    of The Currency is already Decentralised And now the China disruption would simply
    Decentralise the Mining setup for the better

  13. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars thelongs27 says:

    But you also have to include what is happening in China, the massive trade and port issues, Energy price spikes, increasing inflation, and the Fed not able to unwind their balance sheet. Looking at a macro perspective, its not good out there.

  14. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Duff Beer says:

    >thinking the fed is actually going to taper "soon", yeah maybe 2030 taper

  15. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Brad Haaf says:

    Burry shorted Tesla mo ago right before record quarter lmao poor guy muhaaa 800,100 shares of Tesla or $534 million

  16. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Gary Howard says:

    You know, I’ve been buying into this Democratic scare on u tube!! Why, because I am not a financial guy but what I’ve found out is, we have 3.5 trillion of income via taxes coming in each year???? That’s why the market keeps going up. Man your the o it one I’ve found that is not in line with the Dems on this. Their trying to say the world is coming to an end to cover their non plans for this country with their phone’s stimulus bill- filled with pork!! One and a half years ago we had the best economy ever-full employment?? I smell a rat and thx for your report!! Should known if u tube allowed it, that it was false. Yea why isn’t the market falling??? Maybe because things are not that bad?

  17. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Dominique Jones says:

    Nobody can become financially successful over night. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking bold steps we need in other to reach our goals.

  18. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Evanbear1 says:

    I just went and watched The Big Short for the first time since you mentioned it in this video. Absolutely loved it and gave me a lot of insight on the 2008 crash. Thanks for the suggestion!

  19. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars ALDO says:

    🇺🇸 US Market will never crash 💥
    It’s a zombie 🧟‍♀️ economy,
    just like Japan’s 🇯🇵 it’s been doing it for over 20 years now

  20. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Twisted Films says:

    Buy the dip!!! I like it when the stocks I like are on "special"

  21. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Brandy Williams says:

    For a complete novice like me , STEVE has given me the confidence and understanding regarding transferring currency into bitcoin then into other coins. Also how to go about setting up an offline wallet.

  22. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Robin Elise says:

    Failing traders come into the market and try to predict moves. they trade what they want to see happen. Experienced traders come into the market with zero expectations ready to observe and take actions when it’s time.

  23. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jenn Persin says:

    Stocks might drop for a minute but increase but if one constantly monitor their account they would get scared and pull out not knowing the next minute the stock moved even higher.

  24. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Serie26 says:

    I am 90% cash right now just waiting. Mr Powell has too much power. This just cannot (and will not) end well for the U.S. in the long run.

  25. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Paul M. McKinney says:

    Successful people don't become that way overnight. What 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

  26. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jerry Nonofbss says:

    I get dizzy watching this video. Stop this camera games.

  27. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Rod Snaper says:

    That damn like button was lookin Hella thicc so I smashed it to the ground.

  28. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars maxxe2 says:

    Played by michael Bale?!???? Its Christian bale. Unsubscribed

  29. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars BachelorMindset says:

    The crash is not going to be the market or housing, the crash is going to be the US dollar.

  30. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars James Cunningham III says:

    Good info, love his channel. I’m still fighting the urge to wanna duct tape his hands to his desk.

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