Watching the Market with detailed logical explanations from my coach has been an incredible experience. It's rare to find someone who explains their thought process while in the Market. Here, we have a true expert who thoroughly explains everything-from managing trades and identifying key confluences to understanding what to look for when in the Market. They also teach how to manage emotions during trading. It's truly remarkable to watch you along side during this times . Your efforts are outstanding, and I am now addicted to this channel's content. It's hard to find such high-quality lessons anywhere else. Thank you Sir, for your invaluable teachings. ... I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 100k to a decent 432k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Sandy Barclays, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
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I appreciate the fact that you include geopolitics in with financial news. Other media seem to think that the markets exist in a separate bubble, and that's crazy. Well done!
Do you think it's a good time to consider selling some stocks, or is it better to hold onto them for the long term? I’m considering rebalancing my $2M portfolios, So I'm curious about the best strategies to invest this year.
@@purplebliss6875 ving the correct plan in place is crucial; my portfolio is well-suited to each season of the market and recently experienced a 100% increase from early last year. My CFP and I are working on a 7-figure target, albeit this could take until Q4 2024.
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Joseph my friend! Another week of your dedication to this community even while on the road 🙏🏻. You are a real one. Around the world in 12 minutes....amazing! Even a Mearsheimer reference for the poly sci enthusiasts here. You are an absolute treasure Joseph. Thanks again for your dedication.
Thank you Joseph for explaining all the complexities in the world with such clarity. Your channel is the only one I always listen to every week. Thank you for your dedication and keep it up!
Love this episode! You kept it real and it was entertaining to watch. Don’t worry about all the commenters telling you what you can and cannot talk about. It’s your channel after all.
Joseph, your comments are spot on. Don’t worry about the Zionist apologists or the ignorants making their usual comments. You are on the side of truth, and we appreciate you speaking it.
Surpsrised how anti-Isreal Joe was in this episode. While there's 2 sides to any conflict and Isreal is no angel here they're in a difficult spot comstsmtly being attacked by terrorist organizations that hide behind its own citizens (putting bases on schools and hospitals). Isreal also notifies when they're attacking areas in high civilian areas to minimize casualties. While US shouldn't get involved its reasonable Isreal try to eliminate terrorist threats. The world should do its best to try and settle the dispute through negotiation, peace keeping and humanitarian aid.
You summed up our Israel problem perfectly. The main problem is that we are on the wrong side and have been since day 1. Always appreciate your updates and your honesty.
Can not blame Israelis they want to keep their way of life. I like Taiwanese approach more, but I understand why Israelis play differently. I always wonder when USA stop sending arms to Ukraine - might be for a good reason to keep ammunition for second front. Excellent video Joseph
Joseph, your macro understanding of geopolitics is really on point. Remember to stay humble and grounded tho *知足不辱知止不殆可以長久* Translation: "He who knows contentment will not be disgraced; he who knows when to stop will not be imperiled, and he can endure long." （From 老子 (Laozi) in the 道德經)
Solid report - not afraid to highlight the grizzly facts 👍.. it really feels like WW3 is gaining momentum atm.. Portfolio-wise, I'm still mostly in cash - not great but I'm not comfortable taking market risk at the moment, got a nasty feeling i'd be buying at the top.. researching some potential, lower risk pair-trades for the coming few quarters 😕
I think it's a bit inaccurate to say Biden picked Harris out of the trash can -- she fell out of a coconut tree unburdened by what has been, and he picked her up off the ground because there is such significance to the passage of time.
7:24 ... I disagree with you on that point. Even if there are major strikes on oil refineries across the region, Iran will take the Brunt. Iran has air-defence, they DO Not possess an Iron-Dome level of air-defence. And, after a three day spike, maybe reaching §100 per ... markets will largely shrug-it-off ... and it Will Be Back2Business. Market impact - minor. A blip and a footnote. Sooo, you're wrong on that one. It just won't be that volatile. You should talk to Paul Sankey about that one. He's pretty good ... 👍
I like the geopolitical discussion. Geopolitics and politics in general eat economy and Fed policy for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. During the time of wars, inflation is structural. Of course, MSM tells you otherwise. Don't believe me. Just look at the gold price: going up and up regardless of the bond yields. Preservation of wealth is difficult in this inflationary environment. Paradigm shifting global capital flows will be dramatically differently from previous decades. Figure out where the "smart' money is going and go with it. That is my advice.
Thanks for sharing brother, I was also having issues not making enough per month(high expectations) and even exiting too early from a trade(not following the initial plan), ending up losing in the long term. #hardwork #perseverance
Points 2 & 3 seem like a bullish backdrop ex-geopolitics. If geopolitics turn into another fade (they usually are) I feel like the market is set up to rip with the ensuing vol crush. Regarding Lebanon, they've been lobbing bombs into northern Israel for 11 months since 10/7. It would be like if Canada opportunistically peppered upstate NY with missiles for a year after 9/11 and the US patiently waited for the CIA to plan a precision decapitation strike instead of full frontal assault. This was very measured and I think both sides know this and it won't spiral, imo. Also, Iran doesn't produce that much oil. So if Israel hit Iranian oil I think the oil price spike and geopolitical inflation panic would be a fade. Hitting their nuclear program would be a wildcard, though.
Joseph, being near term bearish on equities as of your last Monetary Matters episode, i find myself wondering if that is unique to the US or if that is a global view inclusive of EMs and other Dev Mrkts.
Unfathomably based. I think it’s hard to be bearish since government spending is high, will probably see a bunch of stimmies and populist “free stuff” soon against a somewhat decent economy. The fed wont be able to tame that in the near term.
I wonder if the employment figures will be silently revised downward in a few months. Seems to be a common occurrence these days. But then again, since the world institutions printed up huge amounts of currency/credit a few years ago, there's really no telling what the second- and third-order Cantillon effects will be as it slowly sloshes around. The bitcoiners have been saying "all your models are broken" for a while now, and it seems they may be more right than they know.
Niiiiice ... Beautiful location. Master Wang sir ... 😌 You're not going to go All Peter Zeihan on us are you? He does a hotel video about twice a year. Otherwise he is always on Location. Nice quite place, full of life, that place is, where you stand ... Master Wang sir ... 🥋 Have you noticed that the beginning of every quarter, and to start a new month, the markets have started on a rather large sell-off, then recover strongly, since the start of the year at least. Quarter three started ruthless, three straight days, everybody came on CNBC and revised downward. Didn't last. The month started Rotten but the week, finished at or near OlThyme⬆z. It has been that way for a while. Thank you Master Wang sir ... 😌
!!I recently sold some of my long-term position and currently sitting on about 250k, do you think Nvidia is a good buy right now or I have I missed out on a crucial buy period, any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks or Crypto will be appreciated
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I love your comments and analysis, its always very unbiased and rational. Just if it comes to politics and geopolitics I have to fast forward, you are very one sided it destroys the image a bit. Nor you nor anybody else knows exactly why Israel is doing what they are doing, its all just very poor speculation. But claiming that they rule the world...cmon...we had that in Europe. We remember it still ;)
This was a antisemitic rant. Makes me question everything else you supposedly know about. Stick to finance and the impacts of events on financial markets. You got way over your skis on this one.
If Blinken honestly said that, he should tried for treason. I am an American Jew and I would be angry if the Secretary of State was not acting in the best interests of my country, the USA. Netanyahu is awful and I hope he gets tried for war crimes.
@@Fedguy12So you blame Blinken for feeling sad for the most important massacre of Jews since the WW2, what a joke ! Considering the Biden administration's criticism of Israel, it’s clear that Jewish lobbying is really doing a poor job lol ! -> Instead of jumping to conclusions like 'Jews dominate the world,' it's better to take a step back. If you're interested in a more informed perspective, I suggest The Arc of a Covenant by Walter Russell Mead. But it seems that you prefer the thrill of conspiracy theories, what a shame. I am certainly canceling my paid subscription to your work ...
Love this "Biden pick Harris from the trash can" Wonder if you have any top 10 books recommendation for geopolitics world tension or anything related to macro. Thank you. Keep up a good work
Since October 7, Israel has been under attack, reportedly on Iran’s orders, as part of Iran’s ongoing desire for Israel’s destruction. It might be worth exploring new sources to improve your understanding of the geopolitical risks, such as insights from David Woo: [ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Db8G-QCAV0I.htmlsi=OocF_0_Lz-wgHtdV]. Please focus on areas you’re knowledgeable about, like the market, instead of sharing misinformation.
Joseph, I love your channel, but you should really stick to financial analysis and leave geopolitical analysis to others. You obviously try to inform yourself, but your analysis lacks historical context and ignores the moral component of the Israeli condition and predicament. On the flip side, your analysis of the impact on financial markets seems spot on. Have a great weekend!
Geopolitics and Finance are extremely correlated. You can't look at fiance without looking at geopolitics. History as nothing to do in that. The market is driven by what's happening now and the future not the history.
I hear with great interest your opinion on the market every week. Regarding Israel, not only were you inaccurate, but your message actually had an anti-Semitic flavor. According to your opinion, the US supports Israel because the Jews donate money to American politicians or because the US Secretary of State is Jew. Your words give the impression that Israel took advantage of the war against Hamas to attack Lebanon. That is not the case. From 8 to October 23 Hezbollah started firing rockets at Israel. Thousands of people in northern Israel left their homes and have not been able to return to them for almost a year. Israel is forced to attack in Lebanon so that Israeli citizens can safely return home. I will also mention that Hezbollah is a recognized terrorist organization like Hamas. All these organizations are supported by Iran, which attacks Israel directly and indirectly. Israel is only defending itself. The US in its support of Israel serves no interest other than the defense of its ally, a democratic country, against terrorist organizations
tens of thousands of innocent men, women and children have been liquidated and milions made homeless - it is what it is.. don't confuse facts with "anti-semitism".
@@SavanaT can you be more specific on what you call fair? Do you think Israel is trying to expand its territory? do you think Israel needs America permission to defend itself? Do you think Israel controlled the USA or as Joseph says ''has the administration in their pocket??'' Ignorance is a bliss.
An antisemitic rant by Joseph Wang: "Jews control the USA", "Blinken I s a Jew", "Israel wants to expand its territory" and much more. I didn't know that he is that character!
I was very surprised I'm this video. Normally Joseph is very level headed and sticks to macroeconomics. He definitely went on an opinionated rant in this one.
You talk about Israel as if it was unprovoked attacks. Sorry, but when all the surrounding countries hate Israel for religion that is unacceptable. If my neighbors all had a mantra of wanting death to me and my family I’d defend myself as well
No one is buying your zionist bs, not Fed guy or most of the world, glad Fed brought light to the US lobby and the white/zionist colonialism that continues to this day.
I'm cool with Israel defending itself but it is relying heavily on US arms/defense to move at this scale. I don't think he is making a judgement on why Israel is doing this. But the way they are carrying it out is likely to have very significant global economic consequences, hence why he is discussing it here.
@@InvestingWithAdamK I disagree. And we should not be trying for regime change wars (by ourselves or through Israel) as recent history has proven that to be unproductive.
Thank you for the summary that filters out the unimportant stuff. BTW - the non-farm payroll report seemed to be a repetition of last year's results. 2023 August/September are 187k/336k vs 2024 August/September are 142k/254k. The ratio in between August and September was maintained as 1.0 to 1.8. It almost looks like that there is a seasonality factor that drove the number, but if you look into the numbers with 1 additional decimal point, this year's gain in September is actually weaker than last year, and if you compare the revised numbers, it is even weaker. These numbers are suggesting a soft landing situation and that everything is trending the way the monetary policy was trying to achieve. The bad news regarding these numbers are the reduction of full-time jobs by part-time jobs, and I can understand why average Americans are feeling that they are already in a recession, because lives are getting harder and harder based on actual experience. Again as far as stock market monitoring is concerned, those real experience by average Americans are not important.
