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I mean it’s not that easy, but he has a good point. Like focusing on selling when it’s high and buying when it’s low will end up making you more money.
It's easy is if you're prepared for it. Have list of stocks you would like to buy in advance so when the market crashes you know what you want to buy. Then just sit back and wait. 😉
Biggest lesson i learnt in 2023 in the stock market is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and low a strategy with a long term edge.
the strategies are quite rigorous for the regular-Joe. As a matter of fact, they are mostly successfully carried out by pros who have had a great deal of skillset/knowledge to pull such trades off.
Accurate asset allocation is crucial. Some use hedging or defensive assets in their portfolio for market downturns. Seeking financial advice is vital. This approach has kept me financially secure for over five years, with a return on investment of nearly $1 million.
Rebecca Nassar Dunne has always been on the top of my list..She is regarded as a genius in her area and well knowledgeable about financial markets. I highly recommend you look her up if you want excellent collaboration.
That's the tragedy of life It's really hard to have youth, money, and time. I personally don't see the point of having money when I'm old, but I also don't wanna sell all of my free time for money since time is the most valuable thing we have. So I'm stuck in life. Life is truly a sick joke if you take the time to look at it from a third party perspective.
It's actually fairly easy. I wish I started sooner. I'm still novice but I just look at it as a game. Sucks that it'll only really pay off many decades from now. Unless you get super lucky.
True✌🏼 in April 2020 when Covid started stock market went down, I invested $5K, now it’s $42K, up and down but never went down less than $38K. And all in different stocks.
Hi, although there is some truth in what you say, I would say, side hustle so you have some spare money to invest otherwise you will get left behind. MT 😎
Six month emergency savings in a cash ISA or premium bonds before investing a penny into assets are hard to access in emergencies is a bad idea. I am aiming for a year emergency fund myself as my disability makes me prone to burnout. Before but for most six months is a good goal.
It took me four years to discover that forecasting the market based on charts is pointless; you never know what will happen. I have a little over 250k i wanted to put in the markets but I don’t know what direction to head now. Any guidance in this regard would be much valued.
A lot of folks downplay the role of advlsors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.
@@FredMateo-z7z This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisrs i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfoIlo allocation
Once again the analogies are perfect. Spread money across multiple assets. Shows him with empty baskets referencing don’t keep all your eggs in one basket😂
@@PierreColombo900your going to learn what a real crash is soon 😂😂. Everything has been going up with small corrections since 2008. The real 1-3 year crash is coming probably got a while left of the bill run tho
And I’m over here on e trying to get to work lol. I should be watching these videos more often. You randomly popped up and I’ve been watching these for hours
Hi Mark, I have been buying stocks for almost two years and even in this crash I am still in a nice profit. I have been buying stocks every month as soon my salary pays out. This leads to averaging the prices/ costs of my stocks. This consistency led to nice gains within just two years. It goes slowly but it works and I do not have the urge to check my account daily or check the stock prices daily. My portfolio mostly consists of s&p500, apple and a little bit of tesla. I am not there yet but I try to follow your advice. my goal is to hit a certain amount of money with stocks and I am curious on your advice. What would your advice be for the next steps? I hope to hear from you!
Thanks Mark. Really like your content. I also invested heavily in corona and made great money. What I wonder how to know when to sell again to have cash to buy assets when market crashes the next time.How do you handle that both in regards of criteria to sell as how much percent. Thanks a lot
One thing I do is keep an eye on the news. When a financially strong companies stock crashes because of bad publicity, like Budweiser just recently went through. Buy it when it's price dips. Then hold until it recovers.
If its the first part of a recession I would dollar cost average in it plus adding some from your war chest. They usually take up to a year to bottom out so averaging down will prob get the best prices.
Between "Buy when there is blood in the water" and "Don't catch falling knives", it really just depends on the risk appetite and the investment horizon.
Not selling when the chips are down is one of the hardest money decisions to make. Your brain tells you to get out while you can but something says no wait! Constant conflict in the brain.
Asset Appreciation is usually the best way to gain wealth. Getting rich from stocks is either pure luck, deep analysis of public knowledge of funds, and insider knowledge.
Thanks for reminding me of the long game. I was about to invest the little I have left in the usual crypto. But remembered if things went south I won't be able to just forget the money and come back a year later, like last time. Planning to use it to buy burgers😊
Yeah I'd say timing sells is a lot more difficult than timing buys - because eventually it will always go up! (Unless you invested in some very bad business of course).
When holding during a recession make sure to use buffets rule of cash+assets-debt. If its not in the negatives you can hold it even if it falls to 2 dollar per stock. That company has no way of bankrupting since their financials are in the green.
Beat time to buy stocks is when it’s in the crapper. Best time to buy a house is when the market takes a dive. Just requires one to *actually* have liquid cash
Already wealthy people say this when they dont realize that when the markets crash living is usually hard. Were not dumping thousands of money into the stock markets when theres "blood in the water" because we are trying to pay our bills and feed our families.
I wish someone told me about this when I was young. Now I try, but it feels to late now at 45 with a wife and teen kids who spend money as if there's no tomorrow
The big problem with buying the dip is not having enough money to buy the dip 😅 When Bitcoin crashed in 2021 I was so furious that I couldn‘t put thousands of dollars into it. It would have been worth a lot until a couple of weeks ago and even in this minor crash I would have made a good profit.
My answer would be an index fund, as it's much more diverse and protected against individual companies' results. As for which one, it depends on your job and the risk you're willing to take. Dow Jones and S&P 500 are very diverse and therefore lower risk (but lower reward, 8-10%) than some high risk (high reward, 14-17%) index funds like NASDAQ 100, which is almost completely tech based. My personal tip is to make sure the highest risks you're taking are ones you're familiar with. For example, I work in Data Science, so the AI & Big Data ETF gets a quarter of my savings. Being even more specialized in an industry that's gaining a lot of ground, I'm hoping it gets a larger return rate than even NASDAQ 100. But the fact I work in the industry means I can reduce the risk a bit, since I see which way the wind is blowing at work. Joke answer is to match Nancy Pelosi's portfolio.
Nice video Paul, your content is always reliably great. Gen Z and Alpha, listen to this guy, he knows what he is talking about and you won’t go far wrong if you take it in and act on it.
I agree with most but dont overdiversify since your earnings can easily negate themselves. Most important, find a mentor and do your homework like your life depends on it...because it does.
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HOW DO I CONVINCE MY PARENTS!!! (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
Sir how do I convince my parents
I want to make them make the most of it but they just never understand
STOCK MARKET REALLY SIMPLE GUYS: BUY LOW, SALE HIGH!!
It’s not that simple mate
I mean it’s not that easy, but he has a good point. Like focusing on selling when it’s high and buying when it’s low will end up making you more money.
Well depends, if it’s a great company, like say Coca-Cola, you buy cheap and hold forever…. They also pay a dividend
@@mrgeppetto4454its literally like he says 😂. Learn to read charts which is easy to do.
It's easy is if you're prepared for it. Have list of stocks you would like to buy in advance so when the market crashes you know what you want to buy. Then just sit back and wait. 😉
Biggest lesson i learnt in 2023 in the stock market is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and low a strategy with a long term edge.
the strategies are quite rigorous for the regular-Joe. As a matter of fact, they are mostly successfully carried out by pros who have had a great deal of skillset/knowledge to pull such trades off.
Accurate asset allocation is crucial. Some use hedging or defensive assets in their portfolio for market downturns. Seeking financial advice is vital. This approach has kept me financially secure for over five years, with a return on investment of nearly $1 million.
Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service?
Sonya Lee Mitchell maintains an online presence that can be easily found through a simple search of her name on the internet.
Rebecca Nassar Dunne has always been on the top of my list..She is regarded as a genius in her area and well knowledgeable about financial markets. I highly recommend you look her up if you want excellent collaboration.
My dad always says. “It’s a lot easier to get rich slowly then to get rich quickly”
@@atomicbankwars1491 hi, your dads a wise man. True wealth is built up over time. MT 😎
@@marktilburyor by being born in the right time to the right family
That thing is true for a lot of things
@@amberharmsen2497except he was not even close to that
That's the tragedy of life
It's really hard to have youth, money, and time.
I personally don't see the point of having money when I'm old, but I also don't wanna sell all of my free time for money since time is the most valuable thing we have.
So I'm stuck in life.
Life is truly a sick joke if you take the time to look at it from a third party perspective.
it’s funny i watch these and have absolutely no clue on how the stock market works
Because these videos never actually tell anything useful just vague "advice" if you can call it that
It's actually fairly easy. I wish I started sooner. I'm still novice but I just look at it as a game. Sucks that it'll only really pay off many decades from now. Unless you get super lucky.
The stock market is just like Kss Vegas.
@@NanetteWoolstonnah, as long as you are looking multiple years out then it’s “investing”. Look into it if you have extra money laying around
Study then everything is available online .
True✌🏼 in April 2020 when Covid started stock market went down, I invested $5K, now it’s $42K, up and down but never went down less than $38K. And all in different stocks.
good for u
I invite Covid again, I want to invest
Us bro😅😅@@Skumarmandya1
But when will you be able to spend the money ?
@@Isabellahasan32 at anytime, but my plans to sell the stocks at retirement.
Don't invest unless you have the money to spare, unfortunately.
Hi, although there is some truth in what you say, I would say, side hustle so you have some spare money to invest otherwise you will get left behind. MT 😎
@@marktilburyyou missed the most important thing: short sell.
And that's why you'll stay poor. Look at your mindset.
Six month emergency savings in a cash ISA or premium bonds before investing a penny into assets are hard to access in emergencies is a bad idea.
I am aiming for a year emergency fund myself as my disability makes me prone to burnout. Before but for most six months is a good goal.
@@marktilburyif anyone was to side hustle though, they must make sure they don’t burn out. Living life is very important as well
It took me four years to discover that forecasting the market based on charts is pointless; you never know what will happen. I have a little over 250k i wanted to put in the markets but I don’t know what direction to head now. Any guidance in this regard would be much valued.
A lot of folks downplay the role of advlsors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.
@@FredMateo-z7z This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisrs i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfoIlo allocation
look for the upcoming future projects and see what they are in need of, if the demand of a product increases then the valuation will increase
@@cartsino You are right, thank you
@@cartsino Thank you
He is full of energy and gives such good answers. Such a likeable guy.
"Time in the market beats timing the market"🗣
He is the only person that I've ever subscribed after watching a short youtube videos.. His valuable insight is trully amazing...
You're an actual Legend mark, thank you for thinking about the next generation and saving lives ❤
If he was saving lives wouldn't he be using his money to lobby for better civil reforms
The fact Mark liked this shows he really isn’t that smart
Homie has a fake bookcase
@@Subsoldier96it's the camera angle
Nah it ain't. It legit is just a fake bookcase.@@PathTopic
Once again the analogies are perfect. Spread money across multiple assets. Shows him with empty baskets referencing don’t keep all your eggs in one basket😂
I dont care whatever anyone says about this man, he is the goat. Looking forward to more of these tips
Mark out here preparing me better for adulthood than school
As a new investor these tips are really helpful thanks mark!
Mark should really make a series with hour long videos with all the knowledge he has for different things like cars, index funds, homes
This isn’t even a crash it’s literally a small correction
"Small".
Man, I was at +22% of benefits in the AI field over 6 months, I'm now at -13%.
I won't sell anything, but you can't call that a correction.
Don't use AI with stocks, it's basically only luck, AI don't know more than a man on the street @@PierreColombo900
@@PierreColombo900your going to learn what a real crash is soon 😂😂. Everything has been going up with small corrections since 2008. The real 1-3 year crash is coming probably got a while left of the bill run tho
@pierrecolombo4654 still up for the year though right
@@PierreColombo900due to your lack of diversity…I‘m less then 4% below ATH
First strategy was very clear. I’ve bought 210 stocks so far
I love viewing society as a means to the ends of my personal wealth, I WILL NOT think about my decisions on my deathbed, thank you rich man!!!!
LOVE your channel!!! Great video, my friend!!
And I’m over here on e trying to get to work lol. I should be watching these videos more often. You randomly popped up and I’ve been watching these for hours
One of the best pieces of advice. 2008 showed how the shit goes down
Hi Mark, I have been buying stocks for almost two years and even in this crash I am still in a nice profit. I have been buying stocks every month as soon my salary pays out.
This leads to averaging the prices/ costs of my stocks. This consistency led to nice gains within just two years. It goes slowly but it works and I do not have the urge to check my account daily or check the stock prices daily.
My portfolio mostly consists of s&p500, apple and a little bit of tesla. I am not there yet but I try to follow your advice. my goal is to hit a certain amount of money with stocks and I am curious on your advice.
What would your advice be for the next steps? I hope to hear from you!
Wise words ❤😎❤️
Great advice. I'm going to put my $17 to very good use today!
Selling when it's crashed is locking in your losses. Just keep investing.
Agree... except for when a company looks like it's just going downhill and will eventually be bankrupt.
In that case it's "cutting your losses".
Thanks Mark. Really like your content. I also invested heavily in corona and made great money. What I wonder how to know when to sell again to have cash to buy assets when market crashes the next time.How do you handle that both in regards of criteria to sell as how much percent. Thanks a lot
Has anyone acually gotten rich listening to this man
So true and so wise. Love it
Thank you Sir for for your wonderful analysis. It will surely help the small investors.
Listening to you is so peaceful to me for some reasons
A stock crash is like a Black Friday sale in the stock market
Instructions unclear, now I'm in a generational debt
As long as you aren’t buying some nonsense no one has ever heard of, you’re fine riding the ups and downs
Put all your money in Pumpkins. The market is starting to skyrocket. I plan to sell the first week of November.
Thank you... I needed such information to achieve my goals 🎉
One thing I do is keep an eye on the news. When a financially strong companies stock crashes because of bad publicity, like Budweiser just recently went through. Buy it when it's price dips. Then hold until it recovers.
If its the first part of a recession I would dollar cost average in it plus adding some from your war chest. They usually take up to a year to bottom out so averaging down will prob get the best prices.
Trying to get rich quick is the quickest way to go broke
Going down the pub/bookies, is quicker!
Solid advice 🎉
🙏🏼🧠 thank you climbing the mountain step by step ❤
Between "Buy when there is blood in the water" and "Don't catch falling knives", it really just depends on the risk appetite and the investment horizon.
True, during covid my portfolio dipped 300k, but i just bought more and continued investing, then in two years i doubled up.
Not selling when the chips are down is one of the hardest money decisions to make. Your brain tells you to get out while you can but something says no wait! Constant conflict in the brain.
That book collection is more impressive than your net worth
Steps in shite, this guy comes up smelling of roses everytime 🤣
Asset Appreciation is usually the best way to gain wealth. Getting rich from stocks is either pure luck, deep analysis of public knowledge of funds, and insider knowledge.
Blue chip sticks with dividend reinvestment works ok.
Thanks for reminding me of the long game. I was about to invest the little I have left in the usual crypto. But remembered if things went south I won't be able to just forget the money and come back a year later, like last time.
Planning to use it to buy burgers😊
Think of it like this: If the stock market goes to 0, we will have bigger problems than money
River stour in the South of England in Canterbury
STOCK MARKET REALLY EASY GUYS BUY LOW AND SELL WHEN YOU RETIRE
Diversification is for keeping wealth, not for making it.
Yeah I'd say timing sells is a lot more difficult than timing buys - because eventually it will always go up! (Unless you invested in some very bad business of course).
Wisdom🙏🏿😊💯
Everyone thinks stocks are hard, but this is 60s shit we've been knowing stocks.
Sooo the fake book shelf gets me every time!
WHY!?
My best investments have come during black swan events. Be fearful when others are greedy. Be greedy when others are fearful
Like the logic is sell before a crash. If it’s crashed you are too late don’t sell.
When holding during a recession make sure to use buffets rule of cash+assets-debt. If its not in the negatives you can hold it even if it falls to 2 dollar per stock. That company has no way of bankrupting since their financials are in the green.
Basically, buy when its cheap, sell when its disgustingly high
Thank you sir. My the Lord keep on blessing you. ❤
I just imagined seeing a guy holding 4 empty baskets in a supermarket whilst walking and talking at a camera
Holding on is key
My pullout game felt that😶🌫️
😊 You it is Awesome sir
Beat time to buy stocks is when it’s in the crapper.
Best time to buy a house is when the market takes a dive.
Just requires one to *actually* have liquid cash
If this guy's actually made any substantial money on the stock market I'd be very surprised.
Already wealthy people say this when they dont realize that when the markets crash living is usually hard. Were not dumping thousands of money into the stock markets when theres "blood in the water" because we are trying to pay our bills and feed our families.
Do you suggest buying a house or investing in the stock market? Thanks and keep making your great videos.
I wish someone told me about this when I was young. Now I try, but it feels to late now at 45 with a wife and teen kids who spend money as if there's no tomorrow
The big problem with buying the dip is not having enough money to buy the dip 😅
When Bitcoin crashed in 2021 I was so furious that I couldn‘t put thousands of dollars into it. It would have been worth a lot until a couple of weeks ago and even in this minor crash I would have made a good profit.
*_"Diversification is for losers"_* - Robert Kiyosaki
And he himself is bankrupt today😂
@@religionofpeace782Source?
Mark is dropshipping good
Everything always rises again. Buy when things are bad and keep going until things get good again, which they always do.
Hey Mark? Do you think making/selling soap from woodash and animal fat is a smart idea? They're byproducts we often throw out.
Um sir i have a question
What should i, a beginner and who just got his own job, should invest in so that i don't get much loss
An ISA account as well as an index fund. In particular the S&P 500.
My answer would be an index fund, as it's much more diverse and protected against individual companies' results.
As for which one, it depends on your job and the risk you're willing to take. Dow Jones and S&P 500 are very diverse and therefore lower risk (but lower reward, 8-10%) than some high risk (high reward, 14-17%) index funds like NASDAQ 100, which is almost completely tech based.
My personal tip is to make sure the highest risks you're taking are ones you're familiar with. For example, I work in Data Science, so the AI & Big Data ETF gets a quarter of my savings. Being even more specialized in an industry that's gaining a lot of ground, I'm hoping it gets a larger return rate than even NASDAQ 100. But the fact I work in the industry means I can reduce the risk a bit, since I see which way the wind is blowing at work.
Joke answer is to match Nancy Pelosi's portfolio.
@@givrally and for starters is it good to invest in stocks or crypto
Index/ETF
Invest in lego, buy a thousand of the lego dark millennium falcons for 15k and i assure you they'll atleast double in value in 3 years
Where is that castle and river?? Looks nice
Remember how billionaires make 🤑🤑🤑💰💰💰:
Buy high
Incorporate as much ai as possible
Sell low 🤑🤑🤑
Good advice
The best investment outcome is through time in the market not timing the market.
Buy low
Sell high
Genius.
Cant believe i didnt think of this
Organic wealth creation for certainty, sprinkled with inorganic and plays to keep your powder dry.
Thanks,Mark!
I bought some of my first stock at certain companies all time low stock prices and am gonna hold and see how it goes.
Nice video Paul, your content is always reliably great. Gen Z and Alpha, listen to this guy, he knows what he is talking about and you won’t go far wrong if you take it in and act on it.
I missed the boat selling Boohoo shares 😂
now i am holding it hoping one day go back up 😅
We all know these tips, and only a handful got rich
Others buy my online class for 200€ per month and get scammed
Mark: why spend money to learn
"My millions" 🤣 ... and now I've decided, in my 70s, with my millions, to become an influencer?
Warren Buffett 101.
And use ur cold money, some people always forget this 😂
Bro wants us to be his exit liquidity
I bought on Monday, by Friday the market recovered, and i made millions. Buy low sell high.
instructions unclear, im dead broke now
I agree with most but dont overdiversify since your earnings can easily negate themselves. Most important, find a mentor and do your homework like your life depends on it...because it does.
Hey man I’m 31 and just want to say I aspire to be like you when I’m your age
He always says in all his vids I make free videos to help ppl build their lives “FREE”
Or an index fund.
Cheer~~~the goods or merchandise kept on the premises of a business or warehouse and available for sale or distribution.😊