The Next Subprime Crisis Was Just Triggered…And It’s Bigger Than 2008

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    1. Every few years, the market gets convinced a new crisis will be bigger than 2008.
      Sometimes that’s true, but often the real risk looks different. My lesson from 2008 was to respect leverage, liquidity, and concentration risk.
      When investors rely too much on one source of financing or one narrative, small problems can snowball.

      That’s why I focus on building a portfolio that can handle different scenarios instead of predicting the next trigger. Alongside long-term investments, I also use smarter strategies like (Midavest) to keep my port. Positioned and adaptable when volatility rises.
      Different approach from buy and pray investing, but it’s been working much better for me.

      Probably why more people are paying closer attention to it. The best investment strategy is usually the one you can stick with during both good times and bad.

    2. A sharp rise in credit card and auto loan delinquencies poses a low risk of a systemic banking collapse, but a high risk of an economic slowdown.

  1. Didn’t they want a debt-based society? And don’t want to increase wages. They got what they wanted.

    1. do the government work-around. Tax Less but BORROW MORE AND MORE
      In fact Borrow $42 Trillion / Blow it ALL up = Peace and Prosperity. What error?

    2. Some people are debt slaves to Disneyland. It’s hard life being a moron raised by morons. Time to pay the piper

    3. ​@RobertMclaren68tatoos, alcohol, new cars, Louie vaton, Nike, Netflix, manicures, etc are not necessities. I make crap money and only live off a quarter of it.

    1. You dont, you buy the worlds oldest form of insurance, and sell dollar based assets. And wait out the storm.

    1. “They” did and still do. It’s all fraudulent and they continue to get away with it, and bailed out when things go bad.

    2. Sweeping all that under the rug but nobody can’t even walk on the rug that looks like a molehill

  2. Mortgages are actually in far worse shape than most publicly available data actually suggests. FHA loans are on a forbearance cliff right now.

  3. Gone are the days of “car loans,” it’s now “car mortgages” and you have to select 10, 15, and 30-year.

    1. That’s 15 to 16 ounces of gold for a nice truck now. In 1995 full size truck msrp $18k and gold was around $384 per ounce so 46 ounces of gold for a new truck in 1995. Wow, trucks are cheap now in real money! Must be the currency going to crap.

    2. My guess; this comment becomes true, in roughly 7 years. so 2026 plus 7 equals maths.
      do your own homework, and remember to show your work!

    3. We are only emulating our own government. Spend more than you make, refinance the debt, somehow it all works out.

  4. Because they bought $90,000 pick-ups that have 115 computers plus bluetooth floor mats and the thing breaks down every 9 days and the dealer is very confused.

  5. I’m from the UK George and i really enjoy your videos and get a lot of great knowledge from here. Well done. 👍🏻

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