This Market Crash Won't Be The Last!

The recent U.S. stock market crash in 2022, triggered by high inflation and aggressive interest rate hikes ⚠, serves as a stark reminder that market downturns are inevitable. As we embark on our investing journey in the next 10-20 years, we should brace ourselves for the recurrence of bear markets.

In this video, we will delve into the underlying reasons 💡 for these inevitable market fluctuations and how investors should position their investment portfolio in future crashes🎯, including the ongoing downturn in the Singapore REITs market 🏢.

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0:00 The 2022 market crash and recovery

01:04 This is not going to be the last market crash in history

01:47 The keyword is market cycle

02:41 Why the market cycle never ends

03:50 How the market cycle works

07:33 How to cope with market cycles

08:14 Using Technical Analysis to position the risk posture of our portfolio

09:43 What about the S-REITs market that has been beaten down?

Original video was posted on The Joyful Investors' YouTube Channel (youtube.com/c/TheJoyfulInvestors)

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  • thanos99
    ·2023-11-14

    Great 

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