What EVERYONE Needs To Do With Their Money (ASAP)

"Scenario A is that Trump announced significant tariffs to the rest of the world. They realize he's not bluffing. The market goes down, but other countries quickly try to negotiate a deal, knowing that it's going to hurt them more than it's going to hurt us."

"Or scenario B is that Trump announces these significant tariffs. The rest of the world doesn't back down and it becomes a stalemate to see who gives in first with the biggest contender being China because they're one of the largest trading partners. And if that happens, it's truly an unprecedented event and we have absolutely no idea what could happen."

"In my honest opinion, I think the biggest risk with this market is for people who panic sell, for those who decide not to invest or for those who invest in very risky assets in hope of making a lot of quick money, but instead they can't afford to stomach the losses. In those cases, yeah, you might actually have legitimate problems. But for those who stay employed, keep their plan as usual, and continue buying in despite the lower prices, long-term, history has consistently shown that you're going to be just fine."

"If people ask me today if it's a good time to buy into the markets, I would argue yes, as long as your time frame is the next few decades and you have a consistent income to stick with your plan as usual."

"And don't get me wrong, I have no idea what's going to happen in the future. Maybe the markets go up another 20% from here, or maybe they go down another 20 to 30%. I have no clue. Just place a strong emphasis on staying employed, keeping your expenses low, beefing up your emergency fund if that's something you need, and then carrying on the usual plan to dollar cost average long-term."