Do This With Your Money When the Market Crashes (Most Won’t)
Published: 2025-12-17
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Published: 2025-12-17
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Analyzed
Predictions from this Video
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The S&P 500 experienced a 20% decline in 2022.
"In 2022, what we saw happen is that the S&P 500 fell by around 20%."
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The NASDAQ, composed primarily of tech companies, saw a 35% decrease in value.
"the NASDAQ, which is a group of the 100 largest companies in the stock market that are not financial, so most of these are actually tech, fell by around 35%."
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A 20% drop in the S&P 500 presented a buying opportunity for investors.
"So, when the S&P 500 fell by 20%, it created an opportunity for investors to buy a good investment at 20% off"
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Housing prices experienced a decline of 40% to 90% in certain neighborhoods.
"We saw housing prices fall by somewhere between 40% to upwards of 90ome percent depending on which neighborhood you're looking at."
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In some neighborhoods, housing prices dropped by over 90%.
"housing prices had fallen by upwards of 90% in some neighborhoods, even more than 90%."
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Amazon's stock price decreased by over 90% during the dot-com bubble burst.
"Amazon stock fell by more than 90% during the dot bubble bursting in 2000 to 2002."
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US Treasury funds increased by approximately 45% during the 2000 dot-com bubble burst.
"During the 2000.com bubble bursting, we saw markets get slashed. The United States treasuries funds, they went up by around 45%."
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Treasury investments saw a 28% increase in 2008 while the market declined.
"2008, we saw markets go down. Treasuries in 2008 went up by 28%."
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Treasury investments rose by 18% in 2020.
"In 2020, we saw treasuries rise by 18%."
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In 2022, both markets and treasuries experienced a decline simultaneously, a historically unprecedented event.
"in 2022, for the first time ever, what we saw happen is markets went down and treasuries went down in the exact same year."
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Gold prices increased by approximately 25% in 2020.
"In 2020, we saw gold prices go up by around 25%."
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Gold prices saw a 5% growth in 2008.
"During the year 2008, gold prices grew by around 5%."
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The ITA ETF provides exposure to 39 US aerospace and defense companies.
"ITA. ITA is an ETF created by iShares is giving you exposure to United States aerospace and defense companies. This one has 39 stocks in this fund."
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The PPA ETF offers exposure to 60 aerospace and defense companies.
"PPA which gives you exposure to 60 different defense companies. So a little bit broader. This is a fund that's also giving exposure to aerospace and defense but is created by Invesco."
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The NOBL ETF tracks S&P 500 companies that have consistently increased dividends for at least 25 consecutive years.
"NOBL. Noble. This is the most strict. This is a fund that gives the exposure to number one dividend paying companies that are number two a part of the S&P 500, meaning it has to be one of the 500 largest companies in the stock market. And then number three, it must be an aristocrat, meaning not only must they pay a dividend, but it must have paid out and increased the dividend every year for at least the last 25 years."
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The VIG ETF invests in companies that regularly increase their dividends.
"VIG. This is a fund created by Vanguard that's focused on investing in dividend appreciating companies. Many companies that have been regularly increasing their dividends."
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The SCHD ETF provides broad exposure to strong dividend-paying companies, aiming for both price and dividend growth.
"SCHD. As a disclaimer, I'm personally invested in SCHD. This is a fund created by Schwab that's giving you more broader exposure to strong dividend paying companies where hopefully you'll see price growth in the fund while also you see dividend growth in the fund as well."
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In 2020, the stock market experienced both the fastest sell-off and the fastest rally in recorded history.
"We went from seeing the fastest stock market sell off in the history of time to the fastest stock market rally in the history of time, both in the same year in 2020."
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Warren Buffett's firm is holding a record amount of cash, indicating anticipation of a significant investment opportunity.
"this is why Warren Buffett's firm is sitting on its largest cash pile in history. They're waiting for an opportunity."
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The S&P 500 fell approximately 20% in 2022, and investors can gain exposure through ETFs like SPY.
"In 2022, what we saw happen is that the S&P 500 fell by around 20%. Now, the S&P 500 is a general measure of the stock market, but you can invest in the S&P 500. Now, I can't tell you what to invest in because number one, I'm just a random guy on YouTube."
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VO is an ETF that provides exposure to the S&P 500, and the speaker is personally invested in it.
"A couple ways that you're going to invest in the S&P 500 would be to invest in an ETF, something like SPY by maybe potentially VO. As a disclaimer, I'm personally invested in VO."
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Bitcoin experienced a decline of approximately 60% during a period when the NASDAQ fell by about 35%.
"Bitcoin. Now, I know Bitcoin is a lot more speculative, not like the S&P 500, but Bitcoin fell by around 60% and the NASDAQ, which is a group of the 100 largest companies in the stock market that are not financial, so most of these are actually tech, fell by around 35%."
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QQQ is an ETF that offers exposure to the NASDAQ index.
"And if you wanted to get exposure to the NASDAQ, you can invest in something like QQQ. This is another ETF that gives you exposure to the NASDAQ."
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VNQ is an ETF that provides exposure to the real estate market.
"For example, again, I'm not telling you what to invest in, but VNQ, this is an ETF that gives exposure to the real estate market."
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REZ is an ETF that offers exposure to the residential real estate market.
"There's another one, REZ, that gives exposure to the residential real estate market."
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Amazon's stock price dropped by over 90% during the dot-com bubble burst between 2000 and 2002.
"Amazon stock fell by more than 90% during the dot bubble bursting in 2000 to 2002."
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TLT is an ETF that provides exposure to 20-year U.S. treasuries.
"For example, TLT. This is an ETF that's giving you exposure to 20-year treasuries, more of the longerterm treasuries."
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IEF is an ETF that provides exposure to 7-10 year U.S. treasuries.
"And secondly, IEF. This is another ETF that's giving exposure to treasuries. This time, 7 to 10year treasuries."
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XLP is an ETF offering exposure to the consumer staples sector.
"Number one is XLP. This is an ETF that's giving you exposure to consumer staples."
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VDC is a Vanguard ETF that provides exposure to over 100 stocks in the consumer staples sector.
"And then there's VDC. This is another ETF. This one is created by Vanguard. Also giving exposure to consumer staples, but this one is giving exposure to 100 some stocks."
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GLD is an ETF that provides exposure to gold prices without direct ownership of the physical metal.
"A couple examples of this are GLD and I AU. These are two different ETFs that will give you exposure to the gold, but you don't actually own the physical gold yourself."
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IAU is an ETF that provides exposure to gold prices without direct ownership of the physical metal.
"A couple examples of this are GLD and I AU. These are two different ETFs that will give you exposure to the gold, but you don't actually own the physical gold yourself."
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ITA is an iShares ETF that tracks 39 U.S. aerospace and defense companies.
"One is ITA. ITA is an ETF created by iShares is giving you exposure to United States aerospace and defense companies. This one has 39 stocks in this fund."
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PPA is an Invesco ETF offering exposure to 60 U.S. aerospace and defense companies.
"And then you have PPA which gives you exposure to 60 different defense companies. So a little bit broader. This is a fund that's also giving exposure to aerospace and defense but is created by Invesco."
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NOBL is an ETF that invests in S&P 500 companies that have increased their dividends annually for at least 25 consecutive years.
"Example number one, NOBL, Noble. This is the most strict. This is a fund that gives the exposure to number one dividend paying companies that are number two a part of the S&P 500, meaning it has to be one of the 500 largest companies in the stock market. And then number three, it must be an aristocrat, meaning not only must they pay a dividend, but it must have paid out and increased the dividend every year for at least the last 25 years."
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VIG is a Vanguard ETF focused on companies that consistently increase their dividends.
"Then you have VIG. This is a fund created by Vanguard that's focused on investing in dividend appreciating companies. Many companies that have been regularly increasing their dividends. So, not as strict as this, but still kind of strict that it has to be a company that has been regularly increasing their dividends."
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SCHD is a Schwab ETF providing broad exposure to strong dividend-paying companies, aiming for both price and dividend growth. The speaker is personally invested in it.
"As a disclaimer, I'm personally invested in SCHD. This is a fund created by Schwab that's giving you more broader exposure to strong dividend paying companies where hopefully you'll see price growth in the fund while also you see dividend growth in the fund as well."
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Market crashes are opportunities to create new millionaires for those who prepare in advance.
"Every new recession and market crash creates a whole new batch of millionaires, but only for those who prepare before the downturn happens."
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Attempting to time the market is identified as a strategy to avoid during downturns.
"The second thing you want to not do is try to time the market."
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2020 saw both the fastest stock market sell-off and the fastest stock market rally in history.
"So, we went from seeing the fastest stock market sell off in the history of time to the fastest stock market rally in the history of time, both in the same year in 2020."
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Financial preparedness involves paying off credit card debt and saving at least $2,000 before investing.
"If you are in credit card debt, if you don't have $2,000 saved up, start with that. Save $2,000. pay off your credit card debt, get your finances in order, and then work to have some extra money to invest."
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Warren Buffett's firm is holding a record cash pile, indicating they are anticipating investment opportunities.
"I mean, this is why Warren Buffett's firm is sitting on its largest cash pile in history. They're waiting for an opportunity."
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Investors should proactively research investment types and create a list of desired stocks during stable times, rather than waiting for a market downturn.
"Start studying now. What types of investments do you want to invest into? Stocks, real estate, crypto, whatever, startups. And then maybe start doing some more research of make a list of stocks that you'd be very happy to own. Make that short list. Keep researching them."
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