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Why The Market Hasn't Crashed Yet

Published: 2021-09-24
Status: Available | Analyzed

Predictions from this Video

Total: 5
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 5
Unrated: 0
Prediction
Topic
Status
Companies are holding record amounts of cash, 50% higher than five years prior, which could potentially drive the market higher.
"the Federal Reserve is going to start tapering their stimulus not to mention both people and companies are sitting on a record amount of cash which is set to be 50 higher than they had just five years ago"
US Stock Market
Pending
The Federal Reserve plans to discuss reducing stimulus by $15 billion per month starting in 2022, with stimulus ending and interest rates potentially rising by fall of the following year.
"the FED said that they would have a discussion towards the end of the year of reducing their stimulus by 15 billion dollars a month beginning in 2022 and that would mean by fall of next year the stimulus would be over and interest rates would start to go back up"
US Federal Reserve Stimulus
Pending
Statistically, lump sum investing is more advantageous than waiting to invest, being the better strategy 75% of the time.
"study after study continues to show the exact same thing if you have the cash it's better to throw it all in the markets all at once than wait to invest 75 percent of the time"
Investment Strategy
Pending
Nearly half of investors predict the S&P 500 will increase by less than 5% in the next year.
"nearly half of them believe the S P 500 will rise less than five percent throughout the next year"
S&P 500
Pending
Michael Burry suggests the current market ratio of 5:1 is unsustainable and dangerous, implying a significant downturn similar to a parabola snapping back.
"parabolas don't resolve sideways or basically to some things up he's just saying that five to one is not a sign of an efficient market where one investor buys a stock that the other sells this type of increase within the market is extremely dangerous because it could just as easily reverse or go up another 20 times but parabolas don't just level out they snap back to where they came from and in this case he implies it's going down"
Michael Burry's Market Prediction
Pending