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How I'm Investing In 2022

Predictions from this Video

Total: 8
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 8
Unrated: 0
Prediction
Topic
Status
The S&P 500 (VOO ETF) is predicted to grow by at least 7% in 2022, aligning with historical averages.
"so as far as the stock market goes and to give you a number on it I think the snp500 in other words the vo ETF is going to grow by about 7% I'm going to be an optimist and just say that it's going to be at least 7% which is what the stock market historically has done in a year"
VOO
Pending
Bitcoin is predicted to reach $100,000 in 2022, contingent on the approval of a spot ETF.
"I think Bitcoin will hit $100,000 just like I said last time don't listen to me but this year hopefully we will get the approval of a spot ETF of Bitcoin"
BTC
Pending
Ethereum is expected to benefit from the potential approval of its own Futures ETF in 2022.
"this year I hope that ethereum will get its own Futures ETF in which case it'll help ethereum but as far as Bitcoin goes Regulators like Gary Gendler are still rejecting those ETFs"
ETH
Pending
If Ethereum's migration to proof-of-stake successfully reduces its creation rate by 90%, making it deflationary, its price could potentially triple to $110,000.
"if it happens and the rate of creation on ethereum gets cut by 90% and it finally becomes a deflationary coin we could see the price triple to $110,000 per coin"
ETH
Pending
Inflation is expected to persist in 2022 due to a lag effect from money creation.
"and this is why I think in 2022 we'll still see inflation because there's a delay between creating money and seeing that reflect in the economy."
Inflation
Pending
Technology stocks are predicted to perform very well in the upcoming year (2022).
"and I think Tech will do incredibly well next year"
Technology Stocks
Pending
Median home prices are predicted to increase by 7-10% in 2022.
"so as far as my real estate prediction in terms of numbers goes I think the median home price will go up by 7 to 10%"
Real Estate (Home Prices)
Pending
An inverted yield curve, which has historically predicted nine out of ten recessions since 1955, is a potential signal of a coming recession, although the current yield curve is described as flattened rather than inverted.
"it's predicted nine of the recessions that have happened since 1955 in the year 2021 the yield curve flattened and and now we're expecting that the recovery is going to be slower and we're expecting inflation to be higher so investors are pessimistic which is why that curve is kind of flattened and some people are worried that if we inflect to the negative downward so it inverts that that could signal to investors again that another recession is coming"
Recession Prediction
Pending