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The Mother Of All Bubbles Is Here

Published: 2022-06-03
Status: Available | Analyzed

Predictions from this Video

Total: 6
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 6
Unrated: 0
Prediction
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The US stock market may experience a 30-year crash due to rising interest rates and decreasing demand, drawing parallels to Japan's economic downturn.
"suggesting that maybe we could be in store for a disastrous 30-year crash of everything as interest rates increase demand dries up"
US Stock Market Outlook
Pending
There is a concern that the US stock market could experience a 'lost decade' similar to Japan's economic situation, where market value does not increase for ten years.
"the concern is that the United States could see something similar"
US Stock Market Outlook
Pending
Charlie Munger believes stocks and bonds are in a bubble due to low interest rates, excessive money printing, and investor enthusiasm, leading to artificially inflated prices.
"The chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Charlie Munger he says that stocks and bonds are currently in a bubble due to the Federal Reserve artificially keeping interest rates extremely low combined with an excessive amount of new money combined with the rational enthusiasm towards investing which has led to a perfect storm of driving up prices way higher than they should be"
US Stock Market Outlook
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Charlie Munger warns that the stock market is likely to experience lower than average returns over the next decade due to its rapid past gains.
"his warning is that the stock market may see lower than average returns over the next decade only because it's already risen so much so fast"
US Stock Market Outlook
Pending
The speaker's investment strategy is to prepare for lower than average returns in the stock market over the next decade.
"my strategy is to prepare for lower than average returns over these next 10 years"
US Stock Market Strategy
Pending
The speaker suggests that 'lost decades' in the stock market (periods of flat or declining returns) are not uncommon and that investors might experience one to three such periods in their lifetime.
"a lost decade is certainly not something to be worried about and most likely we're going to see one to three of them in our lifetime"
Lost Decades
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