Despite the prevailing fear and predictions of an impending crash, there is already a significant amount of demand waiting to absorb it, which diminishes the likelihood of such an event occurring as anticipated. This forecast contrasts with the circumstances in 2008, especially regarding public perception, which I will elaborate on below. As mentioned in another comment, the homeownership rate reached its highest point in 2004. Currently, we have reached a peak in the second quarter of 2020 and are now at a more moderate level. Between 2008 and 2012, the homeownership rate declined by 3%, and in the second quarter of 2020, it dropped from 68% to 65%.
Due to their familiarity with bull markets, many individuals struggle to cope with market declines. However, if you know where to look and how to navigate effectively, you can potentially generate significant profits. The key lies in your strategy for entering and exiting the market.
@@Lemariecooper Throughout the entire year, my portfolio has experienced significant declines, prompting me to embark on research for alternative strategies to generate profits in the market. However, every approach I attempted seemed to fall short of expectations. I kindly request that you share the name of your financial advisor with us.
@@Lemariecooper By simply copying and pasting *STEPHANIE's* full name into my browser, her website promptly appeared. Your suggestion has saved me countless hours of tedious research, and for that, I am truly grateful.
Nice intro into the world of private folly equity. Ten years ago a coworker inherited enough to retire. He lost it all in 3 years but had some fun, got an interesting vacation out of it and he came back to work for a living. 😂
Hmm. We had a guy at work retire because of an inheritance. This guy was going to sit back and play the stock market. He came back to work in a few years (2-3). He also had a tropical vacation to see his ill fated investment/scam.
WOW !!! This is going to be a Great interview Dan is onto something big !! We have surly adopted the Japanese model of going nowhere fast as we have seen Japan since the 1989 Nikkei Index crash 💥we are going flat for 10 to 20 years ?? How can we stop the epic Bubble of all time from becoming a deflationary depression!
@@nickkacures2304 mainly 12:30 on the private equity issue coupled with massive risk taking elsewhere could cause what you exactly said. 10-20 years of pain.
Hands down, one of your best interviews Keith! Thank you.
Despite the prevailing fear and predictions of an impending crash, there is already a significant amount of demand waiting to absorb it, which diminishes the likelihood of such an event occurring as anticipated. This forecast contrasts with the circumstances in 2008, especially regarding public perception, which I will elaborate on below. As mentioned in another comment, the homeownership rate reached its highest point in 2004. Currently, we have reached a peak in the second quarter of 2020 and are now at a more moderate level. Between 2008 and 2012, the homeownership rate declined by 3%, and in the second quarter of 2020, it dropped from 68% to 65%.
Due to their familiarity with bull markets, many individuals struggle to cope with market declines. However, if you know where to look and how to navigate effectively, you can potentially generate significant profits. The key lies in your strategy for entering and exiting the market.
@@Lemariecooper Throughout the entire year, my portfolio has experienced significant declines, prompting me to embark on research for alternative strategies to generate profits in the market. However, every approach I attempted seemed to fall short of expectations. I kindly request that you share the name of your financial advisor with us.
@@Lemariecooper By simply copying and pasting *STEPHANIE's* full name into my browser, her website promptly appeared. Your suggestion has saved me countless hours of tedious research, and for that, I am truly grateful.
Thanks Guys, that was incredibly warm and informative too
Rasmussen. Great name for an investment manager.
Brilliant, excellent conversation!
Great conversation to stimulate a change in the way of thinking about a systematic approach to asset markets
Great interview Keith!! 👍
Amazing and smart interview!!!
Nice intro into the world of private folly equity. Ten years ago a coworker inherited enough to retire. He lost it all in 3 years but had some fun, got an interesting vacation out of it and he came back to work for a living. 😂
How did he lose it? Clearly wasn’t due to private equity
Hmm. We had a guy at work retire because of an inheritance. This guy was going to sit back and play the stock market. He came back to work in a few years (2-3). He also had a tropical vacation to see his ill fated investment/scam.
Came for the interview, stayed for Dan's socks.
12:20 this man has amazing insight. The scary part is the timing, when does the market realize this?
It's the old fox being in charge of the hen house
That was great Thank you!
WOW !!! This is going to be a Great interview Dan is onto something big !! We have surly adopted the Japanese model of going nowhere fast as we have seen Japan since the 1989 Nikkei Index crash 💥we are going flat for 10 to 20 years ?? How can we stop the epic Bubble of all time from becoming a deflationary depression!
In b4 this interview becomes very popular in a few years
@@sirus312 what minute of the interview are you referring too
@@nickkacures2304 mainly 12:30 on the private equity issue coupled with massive risk taking elsewhere could cause what you exactly said. 10-20 years of pain.
What's up with Quad 4? Shorts getting rekt
Power corrupts. Abolute power.......well you know the rest
Headline: Pristine collateral round robin bulls stock market.
These guys have to be underperforming by at least 10-20% this year. So bad.
Tom Brady was underperforming the falcons by 25 points….. we know the outcome. In the investing world the game doesn’t stop.