Predictions from this Video

Total: 4
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 4
Prediction
Topic
Status
Growing $10,000 to $100,000 by saving an additional $7,100/year at a 4% interest rate will take 10 years.
"If you have $10,000 already put aside and you can put aside an additional $7,100 a year and let's just say that you can get a 4% interest rate on your savings which many banks are paying nowadays that means it's going to take you 10 years to grow your money to $100,000."
Savings growth
Pending
Growing $10,000 to $100,000 by passively investing an additional $7,100/year at a 7% annual return will take 8 years, assuming no recession or market crash in the near future.
"If you can grow your money by let's just say 7% a year and assuming that we don't see any sort of recession or market crash in the near future now you put $10,000 into the market you're putting an additional $7,100 a year into the market and now you can grow your money by 7% a year based off of these numbers it is going to take you 8 years for your money to grow from $10,000 to $100,000."
Passive investing growth
Pending
With your own business, it is possible to grow $10,000 to $100,000 in 3 years or less.
"If you have your own business this has the potential to give you the highest reward you could take it $110,000 take it to $100,000 in 3 years or less."
Business growth
Pending
Trillions of dollars currently in money market funds are predicted by BlackRock to move into other asset classes, particularly bonds, once the Federal Reserve stops raising interest rates, potentially increasing the value of these asset classes.
"If that were to happen we could see a big movement of capital a big movement of money because we're talking about trillions of dollars that is sitting in money marker funds that could go into other asset classes that could be bonds that could be stocks that could be real estate well anytime money moves into other asset classes the value of that asset class goes up so this is where black rock is predicting that a big chunk of this money is going to go into bonds and so they're positioning themselves through their own types of short-term bonds that way they can capitalize on that move."
Capital movement
Pending