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Will The Stock Market Crash In 2024?

Predictions from this Video

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Incorrect: 0
Pending: 7
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Topic
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Americans are projected to deplete their available funds during 2024 due to current spending habits.
"And based on the current spending patterns Americans are on Pace to run out of money sometime in 2024"
Consumer Spending
Pending
Historically, the stock market has tended to rise during US election years, with an average growth of over 11%.
"what they found is that during the 23 election years between 19 19 28 in 2016 19 of the 23 elections saw the stock market rise while just four of those election years saw the stock market Fall on average the stock market has grown by over 11% during an election year"
Stock Market Performance in Election Years
Pending
The White House introduced a $45 billion bill to subsidize office landlords, offering financial assistance for converting vacant offices into residential buildings.
"the White House passed a $45 billion Bill to subsidize office landlords to give them essentially free money subsidized mortgages and grants free money to convert some of these vacant offices to residential buildings"
Government Stimulus
Pending
In 2024, FDIC-insured savings accounts are expected to offer a 5% return.
"going into 2024 you can see a 5% return on your savings account on a FDIC insured Bank not bad"
Interest Rates and Savings Accounts
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Treasury bonds and other bonds are offering returns of 4-5% or potentially higher, making them attractive investment options.
"now maybe you got a decent enough return from you there four to 5% returns over there maybe you look at other bonds where now you can lend your money and get a better rate of return"
Interest Rates and Treasuries
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With guaranteed returns of 4-5% on safer investments like treasuries and savings accounts, some investors may choose to allocate less capital to the riskier stock market, opting for these alternatives in the short term.
"because if the option was you can maybe get a 10% return in the stock market but it's risky or get a 1% return in the treasury market Market or high interest savings account well now there's a big spread here that 10% return seems a lot more attractive when the alternative is a guaranteed 1% return but when it's a guaranteed 4 to 5% return versus a potential 10% return with all the other issues going on what you're seeing is a lot of investors are saying you know what maybe we'll just put our money into treasuries maybe we'll put our money into the high interest savings account and avoid some of that risk for the short term"
Investor Capital Allocation
Pending
High interest rates, while intended to curb inflation, will have significant impacts on the economy and investment strategies.
"so this is where now I want you to understand that the higher interest rates that the Federal Reserve Bank is doing yeah they're working to cool down inflation and they need to keep interest rates High to keep inflation coming down maybe even raise interest rates more but there are impacts to the higher interest rates"
Interest Rates and Stock Market Attractiveness
Pending