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It’s Over: Trump ‘Purposely’ Crashing The Stock Market

Published: 2025-03-10
Status: Available | Analyzed

Predictions from this Video

Total: 6
Correct: 2
Incorrect: 3
Pending: 1
Unrated: 0
Prediction
Topic
Status
Approximately $6.44 trillion of US national debt is scheduled for refinancing by June 2025.
"in 2025 there's another $9.2 trillion worth of debt that needs to be refinanced... 70% of the $9.2 trillion debt needs to be refinanced by June 2025"
US National Debt Refinancing
Incorrect
A stock market correction is characterized by a decline of at least 10%.
"a stock market correction that's defined as a drop of at least 10%"
Stock Market Correction
Pending
Historically, stock market corrections average a 15.6% drop and last for approximately 71.6 days.
"the average stock market correction has been 15.6% and lasts for 71.6 days"
Stock Market Correction Duration and Magnitude
Pending
A bear market is defined as a stock market decline of at least 20% from its peak.
"a bare Market which is defined of at least a 20% drop from the peak"
Bear Market
Pending
Bear markets occur approximately every 7-10 years, with an average drop of 33.2% over about 363 days.
"this typically hits every 7 to 10 years and when it hits unfortunately it hits kind of hard during a bare Market the stock market drops on average 33.2% and it falls over a period of 363 days"
Bear Market Frequency and Impact
Incorrect
A stock market collapse is defined as a decline of at least 40% across the entire market.
"a stock market collapse I would consider this to be a drop of at least 40% throughout the entire market"
Stock Market Collapse
Incorrect
Stock market collapses have occurred only three times in the last 120 years.
"over the last 120 years years this has only ever happened three times"
Stock Market Collapse Frequency
Pending
Market bottoms are typically formed during periods of extreme investor capitulation, where widespread belief is that the economy is permanently damaged and no one is investing.
"generally Market bottom takes place at Absolute investor capitulation where people think the economy is forever finished finished no one is buying in and people think to themselves that it'll just continue getting even worse"
Market Bottom Formation
Correct
Half of the S&P 500's strongest days over the past 20 years occurred during bear markets, and an additional 34% happened in the early stages of bull markets before they were officially recognized.
"in the event we hit a bare Market that half of the S&P 500's strongest days in the last 20 years occurred during a bare Market and another 34% of the Market's best days took place in the first 2 months of a bull market before it was clear that a bull market had even begun"
Strongest Market Days during Downturns
Correct