2025 Stock Market Outlook: Crash or Boom?

"Goldman Sachs forecast that over the next decade the S&P 500 will yield an annualized return of just 3%."

"Goldman Sachs recently published this article on their website where they said the S&P 500 will grow by 10% in 2025."

"Goldman Sachs forecast that over the next decade the S&P 500 will yield an annualized return of just 3%."

"if your game is I'm just going to invest into the S&P 500 then you don't have to worry about all the things that are happening with the financial markets you don't have to worry about who's in the White House you don't have to worry about all this other noise that's just noise that what you do is just AB always be buying it doesn't matter if it's raining outside it doesn't matter who's in the white house it doesn't doesn't matter what's happening in the world you just keep buying because we know that the stock market goes up over the long term."

"Goldman Sachs recently published this article on their website where they said the S&P 500 will grow by 10% in 2025."

"our national debt in the United States is growing even faster than our economy."

"The concern that I have is we will eventually see a recession we will eventually see a market crash when I don't know but we know it will happen because recessions and Market crashes are a part of our economic system."

"the concern that I have is we will eventually see a recession we will eventually see a market crash when I don't know but we know it will happen because recessions and Market crashes are a part of our economic system."

"if that next downturn happens the first issue is we have a lot of debt which is a problem but the second issue is we have a lot of younger people which are entering the markets which is good but a lot of people are under this belief that market should continue going up by 20 30 40 50% a year and that's what's normal when in reality over the last 100 years the stock market has averaged 10% a year per year over the last 100 years."

"over the last 100 years the stock market has averaged 10% a year per year over the last 100 years."

"president-elect Trump has talked about imposing wide sweeping tariffs on countries around the world which would be essentially a new tax and one of the reasons why he wants to do that is to fund big tax breaks here in the United States which is also a big economic change that we could be seeing in 2025."

"we know markets go up and we know markets go down."

"Trump has also talked pretty widely about deregulation for example deregulating the financial service industries that includes companies like banks on Wall Street which would make it easier for them to do business and potentially make more money which could help those companies make bigger profits and could help those stocks."

"our economy is growing at one speed our national debt is growing significantly faster than that and then the markets are growing faster than our economy."

"Trump has been advocating for lower interest rates in the economy but the interesting part about the interest rates is our interest rates are not set by the government they're set by the Federal Reserve Bank which is not a federal entity they says so on their website and so Trump on one hand says he wants lower interest rates but Jerome Powell has been talking about how the Federal Reserve Bank is not planning on cutting interest rates aggressively in 2025."

"the stock market just took a nose dive because the Federal Reserve Bank just admitted that inflation is apparently still a problem and he should ignore everything that Trump says and expect less interest rate Cuts in 2025 because apparently inflation is still a problem."

"president-elect Trump has talked about imposing wide sweeping tariffs on countries around the world which would be essentially a new tax and one of the reasons why he wants to do that is to fund big tax breaks here in the United States which is also a big economic change that we could be seeing in 2025."

"Trump has also talked pretty widely about deregulation for example deregulating the financial service industries that includes companies like banks on Wall Street which would make it easier for them to do business and potentially make more money."

"Trump on one hand says he wants lower interest rates but Jerome Powell has been talking about how the Federal Reserve Bank is not planning on cutting interest rates aggressively in 2025 which is going to create for some interesting entertainment on 2025 with whatever happens between the White House and the better Reserve Bank."

"the stock market just took a nose dive because the Federal Reserve Bank just admitted that inflation is apparently still a problem and he should ignore everything that Trump says and expect less interest rate Cuts in 2025 because apparently inflation is still a problem."