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Over the past several weeks the U.S. stock market has suffered substantial losses. There is not a single day which has gone by over the last few weeks that I have not gotten bombarded with a single question, “Greg, Is This the Big Stock Market Crash?”
Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffet’s investment firm, reported more than $300 billion in cash and treasury securities in 2024’s third quarter, a record amount as well as a record percentage of the company’s assets, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Chinese start-up DeepSeek is offering a free AI assistant that it claims to have trained for $6 million instead of the $100-million-plus OpenAI and other Western developers have spent to create their models. Due to the DeepSeek AI announcement, Nvidia lost $589 billion in market value yesterday, the biggest one-day loss ever in the U.S. stock market.
Following Donald Trump’s presidential victory, from Wall Street to Main Street, the polls are showing that there are high expectations for a more positive economic future.
Following the 5 November U.S. election, investors poured $139.5 billion of new money into U.S. stock funds, assuming a Trump administration will cut taxes and clear away regulations to boost corporate profits, the Financial Times reported.
Take everything that you think you know about economics and finance, AND IT ALL COMES DOWN TO JUST TWO FUNDAMENTAL TRUTHS.
Not since the run up to the March 2000 stock market crash, (Dot-com bubble), have we seen the stock market do what it is doing right now.
Cash moves through the markets in predictable patterns, and central bank monetary policy is solely responsible for driving cash either into, or out of, certain assets.
Yes, the current monumental disconnect between the world economy and global equity/stock markets is today-off the Richter Scale. But that is just the tip of the iceberg.
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