yes you can, Kevin just didn't do a forward looking analysis, he knew the risk of a tame CPI/PPI and jobs claims but didn't thoroughly do an analysis of what would happen, if he did he would've bought both long terms calls and puts with the right hedge
Your videos were great!! I am one of your viewers and have been watching your videos lately. I would like to invest, but I still can't find the right investment to commit to. I will appreciate any help here.
I usually go with registered representative; Zachery M Demers, He provides a more grounded approach, looking at factors like market demand, regulatory changes, and adoption trends. This approach enable to make informed decisions rather than solely relying on emotional market dynamics
Most people are retiring this year and has nothing to show for. But I assure you it's never late to get your financial life together again.. All thanks to Zachery M Demers for I and my family
Zachery M Demers has really set the standard for others to follow, we love him here in Canada 🇨🇦 as he has been really helpful and changed lots of life's
I always tell people to believe these guys at their own peril. Most things they say are geared at swinging the market for personal gains.If you actually want to invest in something, do proper research on it or get an actual financial expert to do that for you. Made my first million earlier this year this way after losing a lot to Propaganda and RU-vid-inspired investing. Good luck!
I too have been into all of these for sometime now and though I won't say I have lost a fortune, I have squandered quite a lot... You mentioned using experts, did you use one? how do you even get a good one...
Yes, I used one, hard to keep up with the trends if that's not your primary job. I don't know if I am permitted to go into details here, but you should start by looking out for those from credible firms and good track records. You should also make sure the person is licensed. Mine is Michael, Allen Eckrich and you could also look him up though I'm not so sure he's taking on new people atm.
You’ll lose your shirt, shorts, underwear, socks, shoes, hat, if you try to follow someone who changes up and down all the time. I’m committed just to dollar cost average into ETFs and not try to play the flip-flop game. even Kevin who spends 24 hours a day, trying to figure it out can’t beat the market.
@@romanz1692 just heard first words, i agree, he need to change his filters/effects... Mic sound muffled or something ... Too much broadcasty and in not a good way
Once a very smart man said ...."invest, don't trade". It says it all, plain and simple. The phrase "invest, don't trade" emphasizes the value of long-term financial commitment over short-term speculation. Investing involves buying assets with the expectation of gradual growth, focusing on fundamentals, and benefiting from compounding. Trading, on the other hand, often involves frequent buying and selling based on short-term market movements, which can be risky and emotionally taxing. By investing, you build wealth steadily and avoid the pitfalls of trying to time the market.
After I got shafted in 2008 when the SEC suddenly banned shorting the banks and all my heavily in the money PUTs, and 3x inverse bank ETFs got smoked, I won't ever short again because the system quite often comes in and helps itself at your expense. Stuff is so heavily manipulated (whales with no interest in the underlying value), none of the old indicators work anymore. How long have we had an inverted yield curve again?
Speaking of the Great Recession, I bought some GM stock near its bottom in early 2009 because the government kept saying that they wouldn't let GM go bankrupt. Then a few months later the government "bought" GM and had it file for Chapter 11, which in essence stole my ownership stake and gave it to UAW workers who, at the time, made more money than me.
When you have as much money as Kevin does, losing a “small house in Florida” worth of money isn’t the end of the world. If a person lost half their net worth or something, that’s life-impacting.
I Hit $113k today. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started last month 2024. Financial education is indeed required for more than 70% of the society in the country as very few are literate on the subject.
I agree, nothing could ever diminish the respect I have for Kevin's work ethic and his commitment to teach others. Anyone who changes their opinion of him based on trading wins/losses was never a genuine supporter. Those people tend to be just as flaky and self-serving irl.
Thanks for the lesson! What I learned from watching this: 1.) Follow price action 2.) A PHD in economics means nothing in the stock market. 3.) Price has a mind of its own and is not married to ANY thesis. 4.) Reaction is WAYY more profitable than prediction.
@@MeetKevin just a note on the comment that people don't watch the whole video, I love the meat of your content but when the first minute is more entertainment/comedy/fluff... you're not going to keep people engaged to watch the whole video. I pulled up ur video and during first 2 minutes I wanted to know what your positions/stance on the market/Tesla was...got a bit annoyed at how long it was taking so I checked out PP share price (down nearly 1 on a 2.5 up day for Nasdaq)...that was the final queue for me to cut out of the video. Overall you've done great for the RU-vid finance space (where some like Jeremy seem to have fallen off unfortunately). Maybe if you want to put this entertainment twist...start with like a 30sec video preview fast facts and then follow it with the full uncut video?
Kevin thank you. In the last year or so, I have been doing opposite of your comments and it worked great for me. Keep flipping flopping in the wrong time.
The retail sales was NOT a blowout, they made that look like a blowout BUT they 1 don’t include inflated prices, 2 they said it was a 1.0% increase from the previous month but they ended up LOWERING previous month into a NEGATIVE 0.2% again meaning this month was actually only around a 0.7% increase from previous month and if you know they will lower that number AGAIN next month (like they keep doing) by nearly 0.3% that means is was only a 0.4% increase and they predicted a 0.3% increase (it was a BEAT not a BLOWOUT). Cheers for those that like actually looking at data
🤦🏻♂️ this guys gone off the deep end. First perma bull for stocks, then becomes bear loses money, missing out on run and then sells everything and buys mortgage stocks. Get a grip.
@mme4211 that’s what I was thinking. We’re probably due for some pain but if they plan to muscle Trump outta the big house, Kamala is going to need a green market.
@@jakw97yes, that’s exactly what you do. It’s called Dollar Cost Averaging and is the most tested strategy in history of markets with continued success. Just buy the S&P500 with the bulk of your long term investment money and forget about it
Took the LSAT, got a 173, got into Columbia and never went to law school after being told by dozens of different lawyers that it was a dying field. Good luck Kev. I actually thought the LSAT was fun and I learned alot of valuable skills.
Hey Kevin. I listen every week, maybe not every video, but I'm consistent with your media. Whoever talks shit which is way too many imo, is just super out of touch or just haters. You're damn good at keeping your finger on pulse and keeping us in the loop. Appreciate you bruh 💯 🙏🏻 💪
I'm a TV sound recordist (including BBC). Gun mic is the right mic for the job IMO. If you use the other large diaphragm mic it needs to be further away to avoid pops or have a windshield.
He does it for fun, u can tell he doesn’t understand charts. He’s focused on macro economic indicators, which is his core. He’s got the money to risk/lose
trading isn't something you do for "fun" that's what casino's are for. he won't have it for long acting like a know it all, most adults just admit their inadequacies and rely on professionals to do it for them but unfortunately he's too "smart" for his own good. if he didn't act so cocky about it maybe they would go easier on him but it's a consistent manic pattern and common with those having superiority complex's
As a mobile notary in real estate, my business has picked up substantially since April of this year, before I couldn't break 2k most months, and now I'm at 4.5k to 6k a month if I push hard. People with low rates will soon cash out with refis, or people with 6.5%, 7% will want a lower payment at lower rates. or sell and get everything from the low interest rate in exchange for a similar rate/slightly bigger monthly payment for a bigger house. Also if things go negative people will sell to cover, or refi at lower rates because they have too. So if you're in the mortgage industry, hold on a little longer it's coming back.
Fair enough and refreshing that you’re being transparent about a L. Sounds a bit hard to believe when you claim your on the right side every time on every trade everyday.
Its honestly so refreshing to see financial people being so honest about losses. Subscribing to this guy. Also the mic before was better this new mic is not as clear theres way more reverb.
Housing inventory is down due to insufficient production of new homes by home builders and consumers waiting to up grade or purchase until rates go down. This is causing home prices to stay high and even incrementally increase. Once rates drop a point or two, consumers will start selling to upgrade and builders will step up building due to lower rates and the home market will drop. Who knows how much.
COUNTERPOINT....You and everyone else OVEREACTED to one datapoint and the market became massively oversold. Recent data such as unemployment claims, and retail sales just canceled the whole premise "we are spiraling into a recession, the world is going to hell, SELL EVERYTHING!". Why wouldn't the market rally off such a severe oversell reaction?
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Kevin, the mic sounds way better, keep using this one. Just move the mic a little to the side to avoid the plosives. Now, if you want a better boom mic, get the MKH50. I think you are using the MKH416, the 50 is way better!
unsubsribing to this channel as kevin is a honest and smart but very irrational chap creating FUD and drama to prop up his short positions he is a trader. jeremy is far more rational
For the Newbie if you are actually trading in the crypto space and you don't have a sound mentor. Then you are certainly going to get liquidated in 90% of your trades. Yeah that's sad truth. I remember when i just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 i ended up selling it because i have lost alot trading all by myself without a guide. Got back into crypto early in 2024 with $20k and I'm up with $232k in a short period of time
I'm new to cryptocurrency and i don't understand how it really works. How can someone know the right approach to investing and making good profit from cryptocurrency investments?
I started working with devion back in February, and my financial goals have been clearer. It's like having a strategic partner for my money with a solid track record.
Never bear. Always dca. Dont be like this guy. He makes nothing without your donations, purchases, views. He would be homeless if had to rely on his own calls to pay bills.
You can be bearish without shorting. You trim your positions, buy treasuries and gold. If it doesn't go the way you think you are fine because you only trimmed and added some diversity. If the market does go down, you have more to sell later so you can buy more stocks on sale.
@@travismartinson1813 don’t forget to pay taxes after you sell, buy back in when you fomo higher than you sold, then it dips. Wrecked. Hold. Dca. Be patient. Traders lose close to 100% for a reason.
@@travismartinson1813 yes. Trim. Pay taxes. Wait. Fomo in when it goes higher. Then, it finally crashes after you’re back in and after the tax loss. Then you panic again. Oopsie. You can have just DCAd the index and stayed calm.
But that is "boring" we want kevin making dramatic videos of how he broke down the matrix and is one step ahead of the game. He sure does a lot of talking without really saying anything.
@@travismartinson1813 trim position. Get taxed. Buy treasuries. Buy gold and lose big on premiums. When you’re wrong and the market pumps, sell gold, lose on premium, sell treasury, lose for ending it early, buy stocks higher than you sold, and after all of that, then the downturn.
I kept going in and out bc two peoples keep saying that a pullback is around the corner, the market just continues to melt up 30+ pts later Should continue to hold long when the market is in fear
the equivalent of cathie wood. got lucky buying Tesla years ago and got rich, now he thinks hes mister day trader going in and out the market. no one should be listening to his trading advice.
For some it’s a small lost for some it was the last blow… stock market ain’t an easy game guys… buy and hold if you want a full set of hair in a couple years
Kevin, back in 2021 you were the first guy in stocks to convince me to sell before anyone was really talking about rates increasing. I did and they did. You can’t win them all but I still think you got a strong eye for the market.
From v shape recovery to Nike swoosh recovery to becoming a rainbow bear. Oh how the great has fallen. Kevin’s trading bias parallels the fall of Anakin Skywalker or Paul atredies in dune
The new mic doesn't sound bad by any means, the mic you have on your desk is meant to capture vocal clarity but only in 1 direction so you have to always be in front of it for the best sound. The shotgun mic is definitely more bright sounding... the new condenser mic on the desk however does make the conversation feel a little more personal if that makes sense though. appreciate your transparency as always, Kevin
@@jaredm6956 he needs a wind screen or dead cat to dampen the plosives. And a compressor to level out the dynamic range so when he moves it’s not quite such a dramatic volume range. The tone is much warmer and appealing on the desktop mic.
@MeetKevin are you just ignoring record consumer credit card (CC) debt and spiking car repos? Not to mention record inventories in MANY real estate markets Ie. Florida, Texas, AZ. Which is already leading to FALLING home prices which although we won't see a repeat of 2008-9 it could easily lead to a high percentage of foreclosures. Won't that hurt these Mortgage companies? One positive note for theses companies could be a Harris/Walz administration that saves homeowners as opposed to institutions. Either way I agree lower mortgage rates would set off a refinance boom where those with equity can continue pyramiding debt to get then through another year. Eventually it will all leas to ruin and I'll stick to more traditional anti recessionary securities.
