Here's Why The Stock Market Is At An All-Time High 

Armageddon Electric Boogaloo 2.0 Forever!

what is the ''roll'' of stock market investors? seems like a grammar mistake.

12:55 Price to Earnings Ration should be Price to Earnings Ratio

Great video ! 1:51 ROLE not ROLL

They should rename FAANG to FAMANA: Facebook Apple Microsoft Amazon Netflix Alphabet

I choose to swim naked.

@@mattharcla Power move

nice and ironic since investing in s&p500 is pretty popular because of he said you’d probably make more money doing that than swopping stocks

Luís Filipe Andrade which is pretty strange seeing as ive only invested for 5 months and I do about 50/50 stock picking/index funds. And well, my stocks are doing better than my index funds. Yes I hit two bad apples that Ive lost a little bit of money on but most of the others have beaten the index

@Luís Filipe Andrade not if you're a wallstreet proffesinoal investor that learned all his skills from youtube gurus /s

Are you part of the bull or bear gang

leaderofthevirgins Part of the actually learn how to trade gang

@Brandon that’s smart of you but sounds to hard, why don’t you yolo all of your money into Tesla calls, it can’t go wrong because stonks only go up, right

@@everest8129. I'm part of the yeet my disposable income randomly and pray gang

@Simon yeah dude you’re right

I'd buy that for a dollar! 🤑

Muh stonks

Boris Erdogan let me put it this way dude, the Americans should be worried about coronavirus becoming endemic to the United States.

Boris Erdogan yep or modern monetary theory is proven haha. The thing is though the stock market doesn’t really understand how congress works and congress doesn’t understand how the stock market works. I believe that corporations assumed that another stimulus bill would be passed, now that it hasn’t its left them in a bit of a lurch

That's what another youtube who looks like Johnny Bravo cartoon says... stonks.

Classic

She's not wrong.

those 2 are actually so great, what a refreshing show

Paco Goebel I approve of this reference

Yep.

@Gerald Tyler only an opportunity for those with money. everyone else if being affected by the pandemic. that's capitalism

If the government keeps pumping these big companies full of money, of course everything will be "great"

@@matthewbroyles9396 not necessarily. Maybe if you're a mindless consumer, and never save your assets or operate with the idea in mind that you're going to use your earnings to make you more earnings, of course you're going to miss out. But if you're actually frugal and set out to take advantage of opportunities, even if it's only just a mere fraction of a fraction of the maxmimum possible earnings since you're just running with what you can, then you'll be fine. That's capitalism.

RedMatter nah what he said was capitalism. You can’t possibly be making the argument that people could’ve frugaled their way out of this one😐 even if you were the most responsible person in America, im pretty sure your 3-6 month emergency fund would’ve dried up by now. He’s right, the majority of the people gaining from this are the wealthy. A lot of people are screwed, regardless of any personal choices they could’ve made. Even before the economy took a massive nose dive, we already had many glaring institutional problems (particularly with healthcare, higher education, early childcare, stagnant wages etc..) that affected people’s ability to save...or even get by.

@@leilanidru7506 exactly. no amount of frugal saving is gonna save your average worker who hasnt had a job since march. debt, mortgage, kids, daily expenses. Its good to see a semblance of awareness in yt comments

This is a Dutch east India company joke right?

Hehe

hmmm tell me more?

Let me guess, one tulip was only worth an ounce of gold and not yet a house?

Damnit this made me smile, take my upvote

Stock market bubble and actual bubble in the economy

@Ken Richard that's one of the most straight forward ways to describe it, I've ever heard. Well put. Still waiting for DD Booth to put the resulting outcone plus recovery in such simple terms. Decades?

A bit of disaster capitalism keeps them going.

@Ken Richard This is why minimum wage should be tied to inflation. It's also worth noting the government gains nothing from inflation so they are not trying to devalue the dollar. It is merely a side effect of stimulating the economy to keep it from stagnating which would kill off many businesses. At least inflation can be brought back under control after the crisis.

The show must go on!

We're living it.

I see this as an absolute win.

I've got the Rolex watch Bond made famous - The Submariner. Bond? I am good. NOW, WHAT ABOUT THE REMAKE OF "TOP GUN"?

Aaaaargh! Noooooooo!

Please grab a textbook. This channel is the cliffnotes version.

Yes Ikr same. He could really screw tons of people over if he wanted!!!!

I've studied some Economics, he's mostly accurate, best online source I've found that isn't boring.

Caleb that’s reassuring!

Jeff, please listen to Peter Schiff for the austrian perspective of economics. If you don’t know that EE teaches Keynesian economics, your screwed because all the failings that you see in the world are due to it being ran on Monopoly money since 71. Our global Keynesian system is going to fail like a paraplegic long jump attempt... hedge against this inflation and you could walk out of this depression a rich man

I thought it was also that companies are buying back their own stock. Isn't this whole thing setting us up for the mother of all retracements?

PUMP IT

New Mateo stock buybacks are an additional factor. However, interest rates act like gravity to stock prices. When interest rates are lowered, stocks become more attractive and prices generally rise.

Yeah thats what he said in the video, "The stock market is a rotten banana but investors are starving"

Time to buy silver?

Credit card companies and loan services are eager to give loans out. I qualified for large loans several times my yearly income recently when looking for a personal loan.

@Flare What!?! What incentive does the CCP have to fund... *reads notes* an educational RU-vidr. And like of all channels to try and influence opinion, *why an economics one?* And re: praising China - they *are* the closest competing country by GDP to the United States in the same way Nazi Germany was similarly industralised to France and the UK. You can praise a country's economic policies while condemning their social practises (see: Uyghur Genocide). And before you call me a CCP shill, I am literally an anarchist; ideaologically opposed to the Chinese regime.

@Flare *since they made the virus*

Yeah - I came here for that exact same reason. I had it open in my browser ready to watch after work today, but that doesn't seem to be happening. I guess RU-vid had some negative comments regarding it.

i was just looking for it, big L

I wanted to see that video. Saved it for later. Didn’t think later would be never because RU-vid got offended

Could somebody send a downloaded version ?

Apparently it is back up. Here is the link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zj2r948rUkQ.html

ahh, never mind watching the video folks, we have it solved.

Bull gang here

So do houses.

stonks go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

actually that is the definition of the risk premium; stocks will by definition always go up in the long run

And then we get shot in the head.

Rigged is it without market manipulation capitalism would have been out of here

Capitalism rigs itself, regulation is what keeps it from being rigged.

I guess we can all agree that we should let Mr. House run the show from now on and see what happens.

It's called capitalism. It was literally created in its most recent form by cast system monarchies.

Not exactly true.

@@jackwisniewski3859 the statement is pretty much correct since 10% of the population owns 90% of the stocks.

@AmarNathan That's what everyone says

They haven't deserved government TSA meddling since the turn of the millenium either so ....

@@dowskivisionmagicaloracle8593 those things are not comparable

No one deserves a bailout

@@tomr6955 I must disagree. Many companies deserve bailouts and I'll explain. Forget multinational and zombie companies, they do not deserve bailouts... No medium and small size business do... Consider you own a company, it is your only income. Now imagine the GOVERNMENT forces you by law to close down (because of an illness). Now you have no income. Do you not believe the government is responsible for compensating you for loss of income/earnings???? I think they government has a moral obligation to keep these businesses afloat... and hopefully many small/ medium size businesses will bring a class action lawsuit against the government or state or governor and prevent the state from taking away your right to freedom of live and work..

@@grimegarage09isplop in this particular case yes. But apart from this no.

1:28 yeah that got me good. :D Brings me back to the 80's with "Breakin' 2 - Electric Bugaloo", for those who didn't get the reference. Not to be confused with the gun-toting "bugaloo crew" folks at our friendly neighborhood riots. Sigh 😕

No, it's about how well the investor rolls on the invest dice.

How do you think money is printed? XD They roll investors to make it 😂

Thanks, that sure adds a lot to the video...

@@radumiri Wrong. He's clearly talking about the investors bankroll.

I thought it was a joke

As long as interest is paid back to international and home country debt holders, nothing really to worry about with AAA sovereign rating... (ominous silence and sweeping nuances under the rug)

To be fair to the US government (and others worldwide), that debt is nearly interest free.

@@justcows7772 the idea is that the government should see a return on the debt spending. With no interest, as long as the economy grows at all then it could be considered "good" debt

Its GOOD to be the worlds reserve currency...Until it isn't...

​@@Mythhammer To be fair, the US is not the first to have near zero or even negative interest rates. Japan and Sweden are notable cases.

Too true. Forced investment in the scheme.

boin boing boing

This dude is a meme

Uni gives you confidence ... not knowledge ;)

@@swojnowski453 I think it gave me a lot of broad knowledge that makes understanding stuff like this a lot easier. But all in all business school is pretty worthless. Engineering school on the other hand is well worth the money

hanks mate :)

@@EconomicsExplained hank you too

@@EconomicsExplained hanks a hot

@Flare What clean, green, peaceful, loving county do you come from that has committed no atrocities?

@Flare Hi Flare you didn't answer the question. What atrocity free country do you come from? I'll do my research on that country first. + I lived in China for 2 years. I probably know more than most about China.

NEED THIS

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unless you selling call options

Thank you, I’ve been selling call credit spreads.

@@lilacdoe7945 lol

Be the lemming that runs to the edge and stops. And you are getting very close indeed

@@lilacdoe7945 Easier to sell put credit spreads. The puts have been priced higher and the market keeps going up so they are rarely at risk. Buy a ratio of puts to cover the short puts and you are cheaply hedged.

Of course they are not. The better economy the more boring atmosphere on stocks market. What investors are waiting for are tough times, when companies start getting nervous and central banks start printing money to prevent a crash.

The markets are an indicator of too much money in circulation. The problem is that most of that money is in the hands of a few. Those who do not have the money are irrelevant

All in on EOS!

Put all your money into economics Explained

Everyone is earning more money than ever and so with all the time, more people are pumping money into the market obviously

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Buy Trump Corp stocks

Yes I will keep telling real investors to continue investing in stock market.. BENEFITS

Sincerely I’ll say that you’ve done extremely well for introducing your aunt in stock trading, especially now she’s retired

Wow That’s nice But it seems like people don’t know more on that , I’ll need a brief explanation about this

Does this stock market involves much funds?

I don’t think so

Well you're partially right, having undermined the productive capacity of the US, Trump has decided to double down in going full Zimbabwe and has set the money printers going at full tilt whilst also running a record high public deficit (which he's been doing since 2016), this invariably has an inflationary effect, and with the reduction in usual consumer behaviour due to the pandemic and the low interest rate on US treasury bonds, that inflationary effect is being funneled directly into the stock market. What I suspect will happen is that once all this monetary and fiscal stimulus ends, and once the pandemic comes to an end and the recovery rate is slower than everyone expected, the market will crash... probably soon after Biden takes office... and of course because people are retarded they (mainly Trump supporters) will blame Biden for this, but it will simply be a necessary market correction. Currently in the process of gradually reducing my US holdings at the moment, as no one really knows exactly when this will happen (or indeed if it will happen, it's just my opinion) - doing it gradually means I sell at effectively the average over these few months past, present and near future which I consider to be generally inflated.

@@decus9544 i never made any political statements. I don't take sides. What will happen to asset prices if the crash you expect, actually doesn't happen to the market, but instead, happens to government currencies? What if they become significantly devalued? The thing is, we are kinda already seeing a triple digits devaluation of currencies against stocks. For the market to increase by 50% in just 4 months that is triple digit growth if annualised. That is potentially in hyperinflation territory. All as this has been happening, we have all been saying 'this has to stop, it can't continue. Surely this is the top'. But week after week, the increasing stock prices are relentless. There have been no real pull backs, and slowdowns are being followed by rallies. If you're wrong, cash may just be a terrible store of value for a while.

@@truth.speaker Well I agree completely that cash is also an awful place to keep your money and infact despite the inflation of the market I'd say that cash is still an even worse place to keep your assets, it is indeed subject to the same inflationary risks albeit later (once the pandemic ends and consumer spending is back up) but, of course, doesn't pay dividends in the mean time! When I said I was reducing my US holdings, I didn't mean that I was simply converting it into cash, that would indeed be silly... Indeed holding cash is always silly, even if one wanted to they'd be better off holding it in cash equivelents like bonds where there's atleast a yield to offset inflation/ turn a profit on. Holding cash beyond the bare minimum required to cover month to month expenses is always silly... Always.

@@decus9544 I think cash has its place. I don't mind holding some. It would seem risky not to. What if your assets crash in value and you have bills to pay? Will you sell them at a loss? I just think a certain amount of scepticism about government money is growing. Ultimately, it's the exact opposite of the stock market. It just goes down in value every year. For thousands of years, you could earn interest on cash, so it was a productive asset. Now that it isn't, and it shrinks every year due to inflation, I think many investors will be shunning it. But what happens when everyone shuns it? Hyperinflation! Just think about it. If I offered you shares in a company which had trillions of dollars of debt, would you want to hold that in your portfolio? Probably not. What if I promised you they will definitely go down in value by 1% every 3 or 4 months. Would you want to hold that asset? I'm describing the US dollar. The world reserve currency. It has no more appeal of gaining interest, so to many investors, it's dead weight. In fact, the loss of value with absolutely no potential for gains makes it an ugly thing to be holding on to. Who wants a guaranteed loss every year? Not me, not you, not anybody. So people will abandon it, forcing asset prices higher. With more and more people using technology, the switch to digital money which cannot be mass produced, and being run without trillions of debt, seems inevitable. When that happens, it will inevitably lead to the arrival of the mark of the beast, and the end of the world as we know it. It's all outlined in the book of Revelation in the Bible. Please learn the truth about your future before it is too late! Visit www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=E&docid=502014129&srcid=share To find out more

@@truth.speaker Well as I say you should hold on to enough for your monthly bills, and if your portfolio is well diversified then it doesn't matter if any one or two of them are crashing as almost certainly some other assets elsewhere in the world are booming or at least holding steady so it ends up not mattering what the local (national) economy is doing. As to your biblical doom saying I honestly give it no respect at all, people have been using the Bible to preach the end of the world for two thousand years and it hasn't happened, so I'm going to ignore it. Is a period of relatively high inflation on the horizon? Most likely yes. Is global digital currency likely to usurp some of the space currently held by national currencies, sooner or later? Also probably yes but we will see. Does any of this spell the end of the world? No, it doesn't. Just diversify, take precautions and make sure you are adaptable to circumstance and you'll be fine.

its because they sometimes make big oopsies. they work exactly as the data that is put into them and we dont have the perfect knowledge of real world, so they work imperfectly.

@@Redmanticore This is against using anything or anyone on Wall street, duh.

Yeah the USA really got bit hard. Here in sweden we didnt really close down much at all so our economy really didnt do very bad but we still didnt get destroyed with infections

@@turtle-balloon Im from sweden so i know, but we still get hurt as we cant export like before. look at our latest bnp report

Wow, great work. I hear it’s best to buy when stocks are on a decline, if that’s true how do financial advisors know the right stock to pick?

@@tonimhamilton2072 I’m no expert but I know the market can be volatile so what they do is they have strategies in place that help them predict the market to their advantage.. it’s crazy

@@feliciasherbert989 please this all sounds new to me do you by any chance do referrals on your advisor?and if you do I would like to know her commission on 30 grand?

@@robinsonbaker1963 Certainly I do but I can’t just leave her info here, just google her yourself, her full name is Lucy Maria Koss, she has a website and everything so you can reach her from there

“This one has a different number!”

I predict the next stock market collapse will happen when the entire coronavirus situation is stabilized... Unless a war happens. That always bump stocks up.

Venezuela's stock market skyrocketed during hyperinflation

Germany after ww1 hyperinflation , stock market rised, gold rised

So you should ask a question if it's inflation or it's something different

You might see them as market manipulators, some others view them as seasoned and experienced brokers. The best option is to locate one and work closely with them.

@@paulnelson5539 I recently heard on a radio talk show about an experienced broker who has had a massive gaining streak. I just started working with her few weeks back and my eyes are in wonder of how much I have made in such a short time with her. So yes, there are experienced brokers, but I don't think they manipulate the market, they only predict and work with their guts and experience.

​@@sarahross8175 Can you please drop her details so I can get to know more about her, I have been on the lookout for a financial expert for some time now.

Being a newbie in the stock market can be really frustrating and confusing. But I will tell you to take your time and learn from the best sources available. If there are market manipulators or not, we all still aim to outsmart them and make gains.

@@stefanselman2425 Her name is Michelle Lynnette Long, and she is certified by the SEC, and finra. You can still do your verification, just search her name online, and you will see her details and how to contact her.

Spot on bro

Ruined your point somewhat with the dumb comment about ‘exploding batteries’. Internal combustion engines explode, that why they have an ignition.

That's some next level inception stuff right there!

lol I thought that video looked strangely familiar!

It is not even worth bits used to store it today. In fact it is less valuable than anything on this planet. Why do people still want to work for it is beyond me? People should be paid in something that can't be created at a whim and out of thin air. That's why many can't afford a house and something to eat in many cases.

@@swojnowski453 what on EARTH are you talking about!?!

@Shinshocks Care to explain?

Well, the biggest drops in the market always happen in all-time highs by statistical necessity.

@Kalambong Kalambong Amazing how Trump wrecked the US by understimating the pandemic, yet the first thing dorks think of is "bUt BiDeN"

@sam mayne yea It starts with Clintons

Your comparison between now and Black Tuesday is unrealistic. Throughout the 1920's, the Fed was reigning in the money supply. Today, the Fed is churning out new fiat money at an unprecedented rate. If you look at the price of gold as a metric, a one ounce 20 dollar gold-piece was worth 20 dollars in 1913 (the year the Fed was born). Today, an ounce of gold is $2000. This ratio means that a current one dollar bill is worth about a penny compared to a 1913 one dollar bill. I have no idea what the future of the stock market is, but the amount of new fiat money being churned out by the Fed certainly does appear to be an important factor in keeping the market afloat. In the meantime, it is important to be hedged into real estate, precious metals, and enough cash to keep you going for several months. If you are sophisticated enough, you might do well by owning some Bitcoin. Also, take care of your health!

Joan Blond so if I understand right, this is worse than Black Tuesday? Or the nature of fiat currency makes this situation far more plastic and abstract, ie hard to define in real world terms, if that makes sense?

Welcoem to the channel :) I hope you enjoy your stay.

Economics Explained Could you read what you’ve said again? (Not tryna be rude, I just found the mistake hilarious lol)

oh man if I could influence the market you better believe I would be capitalising on that sooo hard.

@@EconomicsExplained it's never too late to become a corrupt politician

Economics Explained you into pm’s

That was savage

Breakfast

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Bitcoin market is home to endless financial opportunities if you are not determined you we get sucked in crowd thinking.

thanks for the support, and yes I know, I have made a terrible mistake, I wish people could go ahead and not point that out.

I noticed this and thought that I was dumb and didn’t know English

@@EconomicsExplained to err is to be human, just as it is to point out this fact in others and be oblivious to it in ourselves, ha. So don't take it too hard. Have a good week, brother.

@Akki Kishore screenshoted and made a calendar entry

I'm one hour into the future

what was the video about

@@hellomate6079 it was about the economics of RU-vid, youtubeers and the RU-vid algorithm

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I wonder what the best opportunities to invest now are, there are opinions but a little later I find out these opinions don't matter as a totally different turn of events play out with the stocks they discussed therein.

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Yup I queued it up last night to watch this morning and it was gone. Shoulda stayed up that extra 10 minutes I guess.

@@archr117 Ditto.

Yeah me toi

@@archr117 Same man.

@Flare if he praised China, it was for economic policy. He keeps it fairly non political and just looks at economics, even if he is a Keynesian shill :) The US does awful things too, does that mean we can't praise what we think the US does right? Calm down mate

Stonk market: On fire (but in a good way)

Oh yes companies are loving the hustle mentality and the freelance working Market. Because they don't have to provide you with any health benefits or any kind of benefits that they are required to put aside for a normal employees.

All you need now is professional broker else you will continue blowing up your account

There are scammers but real brokers are out there waiting for investors

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That way it's wise for one to many portfolio for investment .

It's wise for one not to be a monopoly investor.

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@@louisbernard3211 wow!!! Nice

ditto

What did I just read?!!

Papa Powell is also not a finance major but a lawyer major. It's insane that such inappropriate expertise is allocated in such a way. We're back at the creators of today's capitalism the monarchs/royalists where they would jump in to positions in their corporations and government alike with no level of expertise or even any understanding nor desire to understand such subjects. Idiocracy is back. And we serfs think they're so smart. When they're everything opposite.