Right Now, This is Your Best Opportunity to Become A Stock Market Millionaire
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There’s a situation quietly brewing in the stock market that almost nobody is talking about. The S&P 500 — the thing you’ve been told your whole life to just buy and hold — might not make you real money for the next ten years. It’s more expensive today than it was right before the dot-com crash. But there is one corner of the market that has historically done its very best at exactly these moments. Today, I’m going to show you what could actually make money.
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I disagree. Thé best moment is waiting for a crash and having cash to DCA along the way
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Excellent breakdown. The key takeaway isn't simply S&P 500 vs Russell 2000 — it's the impact of starting valuation on future returns. When market concentration rises and large-cap multiples expand, historical data suggests the next decade's winners are often determined by where investors are positioned before the cycle shifts. The valuation gap between mega-cap growth and small caps is worth watching closely.
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Spot on. The concentration risk in the S&P 500 is unusually high right now, making it feel closer to a momentum-driven index than a truly diversified one. History suggests starting valuations play a major role in determining long-term returns. A disciplined DCA approach into the Russell 2000 could be a reasonable way to capture the valuation gap while large-cap tech works through its multiples.
@DecodeMarketSignalsIf the valuation gap between large caps and small caps remains unusually wide, having some small-cap exposure isn’t unreasonable. But that’s very different from abandoning the S&P 500 or Nasdaq. You can believe small caps are relatively attractive without concluding that the AI leaders have finished compounding.
@lukecho9225Agree with what hes saying. Small cap value will be a good hedge. Look into AVUV, the best etf in the space IMO.
@grunfeld2312Last video, a crash was coming. This video is my best opportunity to become a stock market millionaire. I don't get it.
@mikegetsi1731Sounds exciting, but the stock market isn’t a guaranteed path to becoming a millionaire...risk matters too.
@theresasharp5095Jeremy Grantham has been a ridiculous failure for decades. He is always bearish and advised people to miss out on the last 400% of gains. If you predict a crash for 40 years straight, you'll be right once in a while, but miss out on massive gains.
@jboylightning145Best stocks to invest in for someone who’s never done it before?
@EBallard44Two Rules:
1. Only buy good (quality) companies
2. Only buy them if they are way undervalued
How about mu stock
@vitaliebruma5886As a beginner in trading, keep these four principles firmly in mind:
1. Think long-term. Real success in trading is built over time, not overnight.
2. Be prepared to take calculated risks. Every investment carries risk, so learn to manage it wisely.
3. Be disciplined with your money. If your spending is not helping you grow or generate returns, reconsider it.
4. Never assume you know everything. Stay humble, keep learning, ask questions, and seek guidance from a qualified financial advisor whenever possible.
BRIO SAME BS AND BS CKICKBAITY BS TITLES EVERYTIME DUDE WHO TF IS THE AUDIENCE YOU'RE CATERIGN TO? ITS THE SAME LOW LEVEL STUFF EVERY SINGLE DAY
@deeptoot1453I started trading to pay bills. Now I make about $200-$500 per day on small pre-market moves. Yes, I trade the trend on the 5 minute chart using 9 EMA and VWAP. I learned the hard way how to take a small profit. It’s ok to close a small trade and be done for the day. it’s all about the psychology. When I stopped trying to turn a $300 trade into a $2,000 trade, I started winning. Thank you, Fred.
@YordanManeI see the S&P at about 8000 by year end, but I don't invest directly into the S&P. I prefer small caps, some international stocks and funds, VG Primecap and Total stock market funds.
I actually see the S&P pretty fair valued right now.
So basically the S&P is too expensive right now and we're looking at another lost decade like 2000 to 2012? That's terrifying. I was just about to dump everything into VOO.
@Katiemccabe-l6jthis is probably the only stock tips he give that can make you money
the rest of the stocks analyzed went nose diving ever since
If will come a crash the small Caps will fall first. Personally I think that value stocks will be fine. (JNJ, PG, Unilever and so on.. )
@dramaticquizYou need time stamps on your videos ‼️
@TheLegend-do6ndThis market has been brutal. My coworker quit last month and already bought a car, while I feel like I'll work 40 years .. to just retire
@user-pq7uw6zz1eI suspect you won't answer, but why did you guys shadow-ban (or delete) Hannah's comment asking for GIPS-compliant returns and critiquing your software? Don't answer and just shadow-ban me to prove my point, please.
@JohnFinch-q3sDaytrading works, just not at scale. Up to 7 figures, you can do well (even then I'll say switch to swing trading). Swing trading and long-term investing is the approach once you start to scale. Buying stock with little money almost never makes sense. If we both take $10k and you invest it in a stock that performs 50% for the year, I'll hit that 50% in a week trading indices. Efficiency is the only way to true wealth.
@SandraR-c3bVT and Chill 🍺
@the_real_rico_mercado245IWM is going down in the next 2 months
@theself-helpconnection3731Paul..I wonder if Tom Lee is paid by Trump he’s just too good at calling the shot on the market. He speaks with such conviction like he already knows…. Is it too much of a coincidence? Food for thought…your channel is unbelievable thank you!
@p19koBRO where was this book when i was 18. Smart Broke Dumb Rich by Zor Veyl. school taught me how to write a resume and then shoved me out the door like that was enough. not ONE teacher ever explained how interest works, or debt, or what owning something does for you vs renting your whole life away. leverage? didnt even know the word til i read this. and all of it runs your future whether you understand it or not. youre playing a game nobody gave you the rules to and then they act shocked when you lose. read the first few chapters and just felt this slow burn like wait, was this kept from me on purpose. anyway read it.
@MrDimdimuchMost cherry picked date range 😂
@FenixEnderjust read the book. Smart Broke Dumb Rich by Zor Veyl. youll thank me later.
@insaneforpain4764It’s easy to say to just dollar cost average small amounts every month into small caps, but what do we do with the vast portfolio that remains in the S&P, which has done so well over the last decade and which you now say will underperform for the next decade? Keep it in S&P while it diminishes every month? That’s the question that needs to be addressed.
@retireearly7223Thank you so much, this is so helpful . I'm me too investing and I'm learning so much from you❤
@mariav8848Just buy value stocks. Meta, NOW, Adobe etc or value ETF: IVLU
@m.p.7823oh really
@ajkofqqI do see almost all big names are down 40-50 percent. Like msft meta. Adobe. So if they get back up. Wouldn’t they bring S&P up more ??
@CarrscoinsI’m glad u made this video.
@CarrscoinsThanks for the update and keep doing what you do. My journey in the current market has taught me a lot of lessons, at the top of that list is that it never pays to live above one's means. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around $600k to a decent 7 figures in the space of a few months. Sad to say but a lot of us have poor money management skills. My 2 cents -get an advisor to keep you accountable and aid you make better decisions, Ashley has been helping me a lot, all through my journey. I find it better to pay a little bit more for peace of mind than worry about money or market trends and still get burned,Thanks again, Ashley Lantaigne., for the regular updates..
@totallyplayerfrombt7810What about ARAI? It used to be hot back then lol. Any opinion on it?
@John-y5g1cThis guy is a genius! 😂
@JayG755Tnx Paul
@RwehehehehJesus, small caps are way more expensive than the megacaps right now 😂
@franciscofreitas8076If it really is the kind of opportunity people are calling it, you still have to stay grounded, markets can make you money, but they can also just as quickly catch people chasing hype without a clear plan.
@MccravenMotsingerWhy not buy VTI and own most of the Russell that way?
@bdtn342I dont know why we would compare snp to USA gdp. They are global now. Buffet metric is outdated. Better to compare to earnings, sales, cash flows. It's 18x fwd PE for 2027. Its not that high. If you are going to be a bear, make sure you rest your assumptions on very solid metric.
Either way buy the dips! Sell on highs. That's whats being shared here.