Economist: ‘The storm is coming’ for the U.S., Europe, and China 

True..... I'm thinking of investing in stocks or digital assets to grow my money for the first time, but I lack the in-depth knowledge and mental toughness to deal with these recurring market conditions. please any advice or pointer on how to outperform the market producing good returns

It's true... It just takes a good mindset and nerves of steel. I was deeply invested in 2017/2018 in a well-diversified portfolio of stocks and digital assets that grew 4x with capitalization, venturing is not necessarily just about funds but also to be well informed. It's a long term plan for me so I invest and reinvest

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@@lawerencemiller9720 I searched for Eileen by her full name and she seems quite trustworthy and knowledgeable. She is a fiduciary acting in the interest of the individual. So I left a message on her site, I hope she will answer soon.

I suggest using a portfolio coach who can provide you with entry and exit points on which assets to focus on. This way, you can get strategies designed to meet your unique long-term goals and financial dreams.

Right. I'm sure the idea of a portfolio coach sounds controversial to some, but new research from investopedia has found that demand for CFP has skyrocketed over 41% since the coronavirus outbreak until this day. Based on a direct encounter I can confidently say that their skills are top notch, accumulating approx. $1.75 million in savings to date.

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With supervision from an investment advis0r, I diversified my $401k portfolio across various markets, resulting in a net profit of over $850k within just a few months, thanks to high dividend-yielding stocks, ETFs, and bonds.

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My financial advisor is Stacey Lee Decker, a highly qualified expert in portfolio diversification. Research her credentials, she's a valuable resource for financial supervision.

She seems quite knowledgeable and well-educated. I just Googled her name and found her webpage. Thanks for sharing!

This is the reason why you need to get an advisor so you don't get swindled on the market. They provide tailored advice to individuals on securities, placing them into the best of the best.There are some bad ones out there but some with the good track records can be very great

@@louisairvin3052 I agree. Based on firsthand encounter with one Theresa Mary Chamblee, now i have 55k in a well diversified portfolio which has grown by 3x in the past 7 mnths with compounding, venturing doesn’t necessarily boil down to money but you also have to be informed, be patient and back it up with good hands

@Stanley Edwin Theresa covers things like investment, insurance, making sure retirement is well funded, Go over tax advantages , ways to have a volatility buffer for investment risk. many things like that . Just glance her fullname up on the internet .she's well renowned and has quite a following. So it shouldn't be a hassle finding her.

Right, I've been in constant touch with a fiinancial-analyst since covid . You know these days it's really easy to buy into trending stock`s, but the task is determining when to buy or sell . My advisorr decides entry and exit commands on my portfoliio, I've accrued over $550k from an initially stagnant reserve of $150K.

@@scoutirving9589 How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances.

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I just looked up Frances Annette Batista online and researched her accreditation. She seem very proficient, I wrote her detailing my Fin-market goals.

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Well, this group of people are experiencing financial circumstances differently. Also, they have been taught to spread manure to grow flowers. Therefore, we experience the economy at our income level with devastating inflation. They raise prices and experience growth on their side. The government prints more money. We get the money from the government inflation eats it faster than raises. They charge more for goods. As you can see it's not possible to keep this cycle running forever. At a point the top tier will feel some of this and have to give up on spreading the manure because it will no longer bring flowers. It will bring flies and maggots to a field of decay known as the economy. It takes time for the top to feel our situation.

Good question. Basically, it's because bourgeois economics are less concerned with actually uncovering the systemic laws of capitalist economy, and more concerned with defending capitalism and upholding it as a useful system.

because they regurgitate that which they have been taught ...educated? ...just another name for indoctrinated depending on the observer

Because they speak what they are told.

@@Windham25k Precisely. Bourgeois economics are more interested in defending capitalism than actually uncovering truth. As such these analysts will always be beholden to the interests of big buisness.

Practical steps: Vote wisely, Spend only on necessities, Pay attention to your health, Try to spread your income source & assets (locally and internationally) and while at it, always make correct inquiries so you don't throw your money in the wind or better still, get the services of a pro (that way, you give little room for error and save time for other side hustles). Made my first million earlier this year this way and can comfortably wait out this "phase".. Good luck!

@@herbertwoods534 Amazing approach though its quite as easy... You mentioned something about using a pro., if it's not a bother, do you mind telling who or recommending any good one? I could definitely use help right now as my finances are currently in a terrible state... I look forward to your reply...

@@charlesharrison3207 Funny enough, I can honestly relate. Nobody said it was easy as it takes some level of decisiveness and discipline. I don't know if I am permitted to go into details here, but her name is "Leah Marie Sandock". Was in the news a lot in 2018. You may look her up for more.

@@herbertwoods534 wow I know this little lady. Once attended a fundraiser she was also in attendance in Vancouver,, Great speaker with a funny accent,, She's American though, I doubt she works with foreigners,,,

@@herbertwoods534 Thank you...

For real !

It's like commercials for hospitals where everyone is smiling or laughing about receiving medical care.

There are still stories with the plot line, long term investors shouldn’t sell. I hope long term means more than a decade.

@@animusadvertere3371 good point. If you're in your 70s living off of your 401k long-term is pretty short.

To me it’s crazy how many people are constantly panicking. What’s the big deal? Everything is pretty normal if you ask me

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True, My wife and I are retiring this year with over $6,000,000 in tax deferred investments. up until 3 years ago we were 100% in the S&P. During bear markets we had a perfect plan. We got an investment manager in our corner and didn’t look at our portfolio for nearly a year. Just kept buying at low prices.

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Can one actually trade alone depending on his skill?.tried doing that but made a lot of losses

The technical aspects of trading holds the key to understanding the forex world at least with enough profit one can stand firm

@@idrisboyacoglu3745 To succeed in trading.. You must have reviewed and put into consideration the dynamics of your trading assets in prior to investing, Analysis based on research is vital. that's why I strongly recommend trading with a professional if you don't know the basis.

Started investing crypto with Collins about 3 months ago and I must say it's the boldest decision I've taken since recently. I've made over $573k in profits.

I had a similar experience with Collins iceking, My initial investment capital was $1000 but made $13200 as profit in just the first week of trade. It was very big for me considering the fact that i have lost money in the past trying to trade on my own.

Nope

Incoming money is always a means for capitalists to collect money.

Good for you.

Digital currency will be in effect soon. It'll be a whole new economy, get ready, congrats with new home.

"The FED, ECB and BoE economists have a consistent track record in getting it wrong every time." Well, as long as they're consistently wrong...

Economists know that the economic cycle is real and unavoidable, but politicians try their hardest to prevent it from turning. It's ridiculous really.

I like 2-D axes, duuuuh.

Actually, Marxist economics has a very strong model for why we see consistent crises of the market. When you understand the mechanism for crashes, it makes predicting them more manageable.

Black swan incoming

100%

He will never say so, but you are correct. Morgan S. and all others are on the same side - not to instill fear.

Yes and no. It’s all relative. On the one hand, us debt to gdp ratio is the highest it’s ever been. On the other, the rest of the large economies in the world, Europe, Japan, China, all have higher debt to gdp ratio and significantly stronger economic headwinds. So where are people going to put their money?

@@nocrtname Difference is, our US debt has been exported, while other, especially Japan, debt is kept in-house.

@@rjl9707 First of all, the amount of debt held by foreign governments isn't massive, it's about 16%. Second, who else's debt are they going to purchase? All the other major economies are in worse fiscal shape than the US, and the minor economies (like Switzerland) are too small to absorb the world's cash. No economy is deep and diverse enough, financial sector robust enough, military powerful enough (to enforce trade agreements), to serve as viable alternative. So yes, debt is high. There needs to be a better alternative for that to really matter though, and right now there isn't (nor will there be for the foreseeable future. Europe has not done what is necessary to avoid breakup of the Euro in the long term, China has huge demographic issues as well as environmental and geopolitical, and an immature financial sector. Japan has been stagnant forever and also has demographic issues). Even if a country wanted to try and damage the US somehow by offloading all their treasuries at once (China, the largest, has 3.68% of US Treasuries), that doesn't affect the interest or principal payments on those treasuries, so they'd be selling their assets at a discount and shooting themselves in the foot while US liabilities remain exactly the same. If that somehow affected a treasury auction, the US would probably just eat the higher interest payments for a little while, and in the worst case the Fed could say "this is market manipulation, so we're going to take extraordinary measures and have some QE for X% of the estimated amount sold". Then they purchase some treasuries from JPM or Goldman and everything goes back to the way it was (except for the country that sold all their treasuries at a discount, they are left with USD that pay no interest).

@@nocrtname Borrowing money and accumulating debt isn't good economically speaking. Debt and borrowing money based economics create a rabid hole that's hard to get out. Not to mention having the best GDP while being a broke country isn't everything. You could have the best GDP but if you have a lot of debt you will probably not last long as a country economically speaking. People should be using tangible currency like gold and silver instead of crypto which requires connection to the grid which can go down due to some blackouts or the fiat toilet paper you call money which can be printed infinitely to the point where your toiler paper dollars lose spending value due to inflation. And borrowing money you won't be able to pay back isn't a good fiscal policy. The system worked only when people weren't borrowing money to purchase products/services. When borrowing loans became a thing normalized to the mainstream it scaled up the economy but in turn created national debt.

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long term markets can dip so buy in small increments as we dip and press on the gas when we rise

Open a share trading account on Wall st and trade options. Best way to make money in a snowstorm.

Buy canned food, medicaments and a lot of firewood. We will need it for the winter 👍

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Oh wow! it's really amazing to see someone else working with her. I make so much profit

The name tells something. I heard about this lady and how great she is, but that's all I know please. How can I talk to hER?

@@katherinecraig2966 you can reach her via her page

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You mad the US Economy doesn’t collapse just because China and Russia are you going down the drain? Sad

The usa will be less hurt than any other place. Don’t be emotional. He’s right. It’s not on the horizon but it will happen down the line.

Because we aren’t doing that bad. Hiriis hard, more jobs than ppl. I hire ppl for a good portion of my job and many ppl don’t want to work in conventional jobs. They are becoming entrepreneurs or working independently through agencies or remotely.

@@jennyfromtheblock.7153 look here jenny .....dont be fooled by the rocks that you got....now you got alot but soon your going back to a little...just like where you came from!!

He's a Democrat

You forgot the 2008 problem got kicked down the road with 0% interest rates and the trillions countries owe.

Plus the geopolitical reset (worldwide conflicts) happening every one hundred/ decades since Napoleonic War

I like reading comments like yours. It is an undeniable truth that conflicts of interest drives the reporting, in fact my theory is that the mainstream message is "guided" by the, as you call it, brokerage houses, the so called "wall street, big money shot callers" to further exert control over individual investors, as to stimulate them, dumb them, confuse them, and not cause panic. Furthermore, FED's policy which is based on two mandates (i.e. employment & stable prices), which creates "business cycles" (and perpetual debt), has been RETARDED, and especially since the housing crisis of 2009... Case in point: - artificially sustained, prolonged period of "free money" (near zero interest rates), which created unsustainable debt; addiction to debt; and a lot of zombie companies who are not/will not be able to roll over their debt at higher interest rates, & -Quant. Easing- buying Mortgage Backed Securities (including toxic subprime mortgages that got us into 2009 fiasco in the first place). Now they have to unload that. ...Moral of the story is that as long as governments can borrow (as long as there is demand for treasuries; petrodolar; and dollar being the reserve currency), the system will hold, with exponentially diminishing return on investment, i.e. bang for the buck, or in other words, stimulating effect of expansionary monetary and fiscal policies will not have the anticipated effects on the economic growth (GDP)... greater

And just think , you could of made a much much much longer list of factual examples. Great to see some people are truly paying attention.

@@lukedziuball2298 It is good to hear from the brokerages houses but only so far as to set the stage for some expert, unbiased analysis. The latter did not happen in this interview.

Hmm yes..Like fever and fasting are essential for the human body. The longer you put them off the worse your body gets.

That's crazy.

I might leave my business here running and go buy a home in Japan. United States homes are super expensive and pushing people out of the city and into the rural and cheap suburbs.

@@Bnguyen276 i just want to remind you that japan had a lot of big earthquake, if you are ok with it, japan it is.

@@Bnguyen276 what state are you in with houses that expensive?

@@Chomusuke1 I’m just saying, United States homes has been sky rocketing in major cities. Honolulu,Los Angeles, San Fran, nyc is pretty expensive for a 2000 sqft home. Before COVID , the homes were a lot cheaper. Pretty much sure if I sell one of my tiny homes that’s 2 mil , I can buy something in Japan. 2 mil in San Fran is just a decent average home.

But why are stocks still rising 🤔

@@harryharrison362 which ones?

@@harryharrison362 People are getting smarter.

Why the supply constraints? USA economic war on China and Russia. As soon as the USA get rids of its war loving leadership, everything will go back to a healthy state.

It's just self appeasement that they are not in recession and you know ignorance has no medicine

Trump told Germany they would go down with there Deal's !!!

Interest rates are the only weapon to lower inflation. You lower inflation by making borrowing more expensive, cause we’re a debt driven economy and it lowers demand for goods.

@@mcied1 yeah but it's going to screw ordinary people not the elite politicians or the wealthy.

@@harukrentz435 no other way out, the era cheap free low interest rate money is over

@@twostop6895 And it can't come quickly enough. This nonsense should've been curtailed last year, maybe around the same time Republican states started cutting unemployment benefits early? Nope, the Fed was still pumping liquidity then, but those still out of work were left out in the cold. QT hasn't even made a dent in the balance sheet yet. Time to step things up. But it has to be done in a way that preserves wealth for those who matter... I'm cynical, but remember Jerome Powell and co. dumped their stocks right at the top. Coincidence?

@@freethinker9071 it's crazy isn't it?, what do you think might happen if they focused on fixing our supply side issues? Any hope there?

There are many reasons for this drop in value. One of the main reasons is that there is an ongoing debate about whether or not Bitcoin should be regulated as a security or as a currency.

I would advice you to trade your assets rather than hodl for a future you aren't sure about, only predictions.

@@martinez2567 Well, I've tried but was so confused with the inflation in price, due to the pointers on how to make substantial progress in earnings?

@@beverly8480 If you are not conversant with the markets, I'd advise you to get some kind of advise or assistance from a financial/investing coach. It might sound basic or generic, but getting in touch with an investment broker was how I was able to outperform the market and raise a profit of $2.5M For me, its the most ideal way to jump into the market these days

@@martinez2567 That's sum cool profit. I dream of that

what stocks should i buy during a recession just to be still profitable during that time? :D

@@onderosoy3746 is this a stock advice channel?

@@onderosoy3746 take advice from nancy pelosi

@@onderosoy3746 any cheap fast food stocks are recession proof ofcourse they need a strong balance sheet

@@onderosoy3746 if you are asking for advice on youtube you arent ready to invest my man

Until the Potato Head shut the Colonial Pipeline with his executive order during his first day in office.

Glad I’m on the wealthy side

What statiatics are you looking at?

@@wread1982 glad you on the losing side

@@wread1982 Then please don’t forget to help the poor

Too late for that

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@Michael Roger

Whenever I see those scam posts, I report them to Google.

@@Max-nt7ho Me too. Far too many are still appearing. Google gets 10% . . . ?

behind or lying lol

@Lloyd Bernard I tell people this all the time, knowledge is VERY ACCURATELY wealth in a very direct fashion. The more you take the time to read and learn then the more wealth you will have, it's a very direct correlation.. Please, how do i reckon with Katherine?

@Lloyd Bernard Out of curiosity, I lookedup Katherine using her fullname and she seems pretty tight and outstanding . I read through her resume, educational background. She’s a fiduciary who will act in any individual best interest. so i book a session with her

No it will not "certainly collapse". The government has already stepped in to prevent energy price rises becoming unaffordable for homes; something similar will happen for businesses I'm sure. Throwing money at problems is all they know how to do, and they're not about to stop now.

He is a Dem recession media denier he gets paid to say stupid things in face of reality

This has literally been occurring for the last 100 years; this is nothing new.

Sooooooooo that sounds like a bubble …..

Give . It . Time!!

@@joshstovall1944 They don’t know.

People aren’t buying homes anymore because the housing prices are so high. The demand is at its lowest since 2009. I’d give it until at least January or February the earliest, then it will start tanking

Recessions have two sides what you are seeing is the supply side which happens when there is to much capital in the Market that causes inflation and whatnot once the banks get that capital back they'll induce the Demand side which is there is no more loose cash flowing around and the price someone is willing to pay will show I.E. im not paying 400k for a 200k house 🏠 lol

"So the solution for UK is, obviously, more home cooking." You mean home-microwaving. For many people, it's becoming expensive to cook food, hence the reliance on takeaways. Microwaves are quicker and use far less energy than gas ovens.

Gas cost applies to commercial cooking too! But certainly microwaves are handy - I cook rice, lentils, pasta, vegetables that way. You can also get electric steamers and cook several items simultaneously - same applies when using the oven! Using one’s initiative you can prepare several days food in one session thus saving time as well as energy! Personally I cook three meals a day seven days a week. So I know what I’m eating and how it was prepared and cooked. And by the way. I suggest you turn off your fridge - in winter at least - It’s:- you’d be well surprised how many items don’t actually need to be there. I’m vegan so I have no dairy products, and my fridge is off pretty well the whole time - even during the recent hot weather

There appear to be a few low IQ types in this comment thread, so I’d better make it clear: when you cook rice etc in the microwave you do need to add water, same as cooking them on stove! I forgot to mention porridge in previous comment, which is perfect for microwaving and is a sustaining and healthy way to start the day:- no sugar or milk now, raisins are good cheap sweetener and contain iron which is valuable especially for women and several other important minerals

In a food bank in a badly deprived coastal UK town the volunteers were giving cookery classes. Only one of the 10 young adult parents had never peeled an onion.

Food Banks: I have to say they are a function of which I am extremely sceptical. I believe you can only benefit from their fare once a month and then only with a GP authorisation. It’s hard for me to see why young adult parents should be frequenting them: old age pensioners with no other income would be much more needy I would have thought. I have actually heard of people arriving by car to collect their food parcel! Peeling an onion. Yes, indeed: a skill we should all have at our finger tips.

Boy that will sure help your future and brain and work productivity lol

Chicago it's legal to MURDER anyone !!! Just passed a law !!!

It really is just at that point now, because we’re going off the rails on a crazy train. Nobody can even begin to predict when we’re stopping

It might help,

Welp she’s still pretty high soooo……

Seek to rule the world? Lady, regardless of what you think of anyone in the Western world, we weren't asking for any of this. There was a power vacuum after WWII, and we happened to be the victors. You have no idea how tired US citizens are of sending aide to every country but ourselves.

@@mbr8167 Louis is a man's name, brosef.

I sold my mansions in Beverly Hills and have a modest home in Paris now. Yes, everyone knows our struggle.

Blame your sadistic president Biden and Trump. These miseries are just result of trademarks, sanctions and Ukraine war. Those two sadistic started all these.

Ronald Reagan couldn't have said it better :)

Oh nice, where did you get your economics degree from??

@@citizenk812 The guy that every modern politician follows and manifested trickle down economics killed the US.

I have been waiting for normal for the last fifty years, everything has just gotten worse.

Yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legitimate Investment without a proper guidance of an expert can lead to a great loss too

They are participating for a new world order. They didn't put you in the loop. Agenda 2030

Learn. Punctuation. Dumbass. 🤦‍♂️

EU, USA, China... Blue to blue, red to red

If the goal is global consolidation and control over people they are very competent.

It has cycles. Look for Ray Dalio's video on it.

It has cycles and the economy does go in and out of speed once in a while but the degrees can vary wildly. That's why people are talking abt soft landings and such.

@@DeedoDoop Money used to be a means of exchange, but now is a vehicle for control. When international central banking interests (controlled by the royal bloodline) started inserting it's banks into countries everything went downhill. You are right that things operate in cycles, however that cycle is always trending downward for the people and upward for international banking interests. Their profits go up while your money is worth less and less every year. Cash used to be redeemable in gold and coins had real silver. Why do you think that was taken away? Soon you will be operating on a digital surveillance system with out any privacy.