Stock market trends create fluctuations in the economy. The market can go from an emotional state of excitement with an overheated market environment to the exact opposite just like that. In this video, I’m going to give you some tips on what you can do if there is a stock market drop. http://bit.ly/2tITbKk

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24 COMMENTS

  1. Are you still waiting, Phil? The market has appreciated ~22% since this video's upload date. Anyway, what I got out of the video is you're trying to say we should time the market? Isn't that essentially impossible?

  2. Sounds good in theory but he's been saying this since 2015 and missed out on 50% gains, whereas a buy and hold investor would be up that amount. Could go up and down from here, I'm not clever enough to try and time the market, maybe Phil is..

  3. Everyone keeps going on about how we're due a crash but we are living in unprecented times. The financial system almost collapsed and it has been brought back to life by printing money. No one has any idea how things are going to go.

  4. One of the best advise. It’s really hard and painful to see the price drop, holding it is hard enough, buying it is even worse feeling because of all the rumors, news, and fear. I was thinking about buying one company with price lower than the value but I didn’t. It’s back to $200 a share from $173 in a week. Painful. Lesson learnt.

  5. This video is all about timing the market, wich is the worst advice. Best advice is to buy wonderfull company at a fair price. What is a wonderfull company? Its a company that has low debt, high margins of profits, competitve product/service. What is a fair price? Getting 8%/year for the price u pay. Wich means earnings+growth. In exemple, a PE ratio 16,67 will earn u 6% and a long term growth of 2% will theoricly make the stock price growing by 2% in order to maintain a PE ratio of 16,67.

  6. Hey Phil,
    Awesome video! I’ve recently come across your channel and I’m really enjoying learning about investing.

    Quick question: have you done a video on how we should research companies before a crash? What should we look for, what should we compare the data to, how do we know if the company will improve again, etc?

    Thank you!

  7. I like what you said about the 25% strategy on buying of the drops. My question is how many different companies should do it best into when it crashes? What’s a good average?

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