MASSIVE CRASH AHEAD | How To Invest Now
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 Published On Apr 24, 2020

There's a massive stock market crash ahead, here's how to invest your money with advice from former Goldman Sachs hedge fund manager - Raoul Pal.

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There's a massive stock market crash ahead in the economy. I think people need to proceed with caution. Here’s what we know: We know the entire economy is frozen, the stock market is irrational, and we're in a recession. But just how bad is it going to get? We have the fed printing money, we're giving recession checks to everyone in the US in the form of Universal Basic Income, and it’s free money for everyone including businesses at the cost of trillions of dollars. Now our future is uncertain.

How should we invest in the stock market now? As a dividend investor with Robinhood, I had a few questions myself about how to invest my money. I got the opportunity to speak with former hedge fund manager Raoul Pal from Goldman Sachs. He had a lot of great insight. Here are some questions I asked him about the future of dividends, real estate, the stock market, crypto, gold, futures, and more.

First, I asked Raoul about the “doom loop”, what does that mean exactly and how is it caused in the economy? What is the major financial issue of the "Corporate Debt Bubble” and the insolvency that may follow. What does that mean?

On the whole, we can assume that corporations are the net buyer of the stock market through share buy backs. This is accomplished by issuing debt. However, the current situation does not allow for a conducive debt creating mechanism.

In addition to that, an entire generation of wealthy boomers are retiring. This means they are going to spend less money in retirement - meanwhile, millennials are broke. So if companies STOPPED, buying stocks, the stock market would be a "net seller". Does that mean going forward, we should expect to see much lower returns and yields in the stock market ? Will we still see corporate buy backs on the same level?

Are we going to recover soon or is this going to get worse, and just how much worse can this situation get? Apparently there are a lot of bubbles creating a perfect storm for a massive market crash.

I think these are all extremely important topics for investing for beginners and beyond. The next few questions I asked Raoul is how we can use this knowledge to benefit our money in the future. His answers may surprise you.

The overall message of this video is to use caution when investing in the current environment. I'm still a long term dividend investor that will continue to focus on dividends and collecting passive income checks. It's almost like I have a personal stimulus check of my own every single month that isn't relying on the government. Either way, there are alternative asset class investments to dividends, and the equities market like real estate, gold, and more!

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