Markets to Crash ‘in Mid 2025

Markets to crash in mid-2025. This isn't my prediction, but finally someone's got the balls to say when they think the market will crash. I've interviewed Robert Kiyosaki, Kim Kiyosaki. They both believe that more banks are going to go bust, that the markets are going to crash. But when you ask people straight up when do they think the markets are going to crash? You usually don't get an answer. And I understand why I'm not going to tell you when the market will crash because I don't know. And I think a lot of people think they know more than they do. I believe stroke know that the markets will crash because human behavior is cyclical and we forget the past or the current generation didn't experience the pain of the previous generation. And these are the reasons why we have cycles. What goes up must come down. Ask anyone on Viagra that. But there is an expert who's put his flag in the ground and he said that the markets will crash in mid-2025.

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So do you know who that is? Let me know in the comments. I don't know if you saw my video this morning. This is different, but it's a similar subject. But there's an expert who called the Japan 1991 crash and he called the banking crash of 2007. Now he is a bit of a doom monger and I think he does run courses. So you've got to take look, I think you should be critical and take all information with context. So you. Including my, my information by the way as well. But I'll tell you the angle I come at in this. So here's some interesting things that are going on right now. Warren Buffett has dumped 7 billion of bank of America shares. That tells me he's either thinks he's gonna die and he wants to give it all away. Unlikely. He thinks the banks are going to go bust. Quite likely he's liquidating cash because he thinks there's a market correction or crash coming and he wants to buy undervalued assets. Most likely. Have you seen the big short? So Michael Burry famously shorted the last crash and he's liquidated every one of his assets. He's sold the lot. He's got billions in cash. Warren Buffett is liquidating billions in cash. And these guys are the best investors in the world. They control billions, even trillions of finances. And all these guys are liquidating and selling and cashing out. So they've ridden the last economic cycle from the last boom all the way up to what they believe is somewhere near the peak cashing out, ready for the next crash. So if Warren Buffett is doing it and the big short guy, Michael Berry is doing it and Robert Kiyosaki is saying it and Kim Kiyosaki is saying it. You know, they're obviously big time real estate investors. Rich dad, poor dad, sold what, 40 million copies or something then I think this is worth taking notice on. Now I'm going to add a few things. So have you guessed yet who it is that said that the market will crash mid-2025? If you go back, the last crash was 2007. So 2000, maybe a bit later, let's call it 2008 to 2025. 17 years. That's about the length of the cycle. 15 to 18 years, I think, depending on who you talk to and the averages. So just looking at the time from the last cycle, I'd say probably not a million miles off mid-2025. Now, once I realized what was happening in lockdown, are they printing hundreds of billions to pay for this lockdown and all these C bills, loans and support loans and bounce back loans and you know, the, the entire economy and production that had stopped, that cost a trillion. I quickly figured out probably in summer of 2020 that this lockdown could cause a recession, depression or crash and it could last 10 years. Now of course that is a bit doom mongery but let me get to the doom mongery bit in a moment because I just want to know the reality. Now I can't predict the future but the more accurate I can be with the future, the more I can handle it. Even if it's not positive, you know, I'd love to be positive. Oh don't worry, there won't be a recession, everything will be fine, everything is awesome. But in reality, sorry, there's a load of flies that have just engulfed me. Maybe I'm talking, that's why the flies are all around me. So it's Harry Dent. Harry Dent who predicted the 1991 Japan crash and the banking crash of 2007 and probably was saying it for a long time so was going to be right in the end. He's predicted that there's going to be a crash in mid-2025. Michael Berry's cashed out billions, Warren Buffett's cashed out billions. They're coming out of banks. Banks could crash. Some banks have already crashed in America, banks in the uk, Some of these banks are struggling. There's a lot of banks in America struggling. There's a trillion pounds that was pumped into, you know, stimulus. So basically lockdown, post lockdown. That's got to come from somewhere. What, what goes up? 1 trillion pumped into the economy must come down. So what are your thoughts? Do you think a crash is coming? When do you think the crash is coming? As much as he is a bit of a doom monger, Harry Dent, I'm kind of, I think fair play to you for actually giving us a time. I probably was calling it 2025. I don't know. What are we now? We're already in autumn of 2024. The thing is the governments can just keep us going, print more money, print more money, borrow more money, borrow more money. They can just keep control of it because obviously no government on their watch wants a massive crash. And labor are coming in and I guess they're going to do things to try and control that, going to tax the ass off of us to try and generate more revenue for themselves. So maybe they can delay it a bit. But what goes up must come down. Here's what I can tell you myself in Reality deals that we were trying to put together a year and two ago weren't working. We put an offer on a big hotel, couldn't get the numbers to work. Couple of developments just felt a bit pricey. Now they work and Mark and I are, my business partner, we're seeing the numbers stack and you know, my business partner's tight with his numbers and, you know, he's careful and he's cautious. So I can tell you for a fact we are seeing property prices back. You know, the deals can work and a lot of people like, oh, property's dead, labour are coming. For landlords, that actually is the opportunity because a lot of landlords are selling up. In fact, we bought a deal with for 750 grand and in a year without a tenant change and without a refurb, it's now worth £450,000 more out of £750,000 of initial purchase price. That's a massive uplift in a year. And that, that is just because of what's going on in the market right now. There's a little perfect storm where you've got fear because of all these people coming off the fixed rate to the variable rate mortgages. There's going to be a lot of repossessions when all these people come off a 2% mortgage to a 6% mortgage. Lloyds have said, oh, we want to be the biggest private landlords in the UK. BlackRock could have 40% ownership of single homes in America by 2030. Follow the money. If the big banks in the UK and America are getting into real estate, you want to get into real estate. If the big investors like Warren Buffett and Michael Berry are cashing out billions, ready to cash in, maybe you want to get ready to cash in as well. So if you like to cash in on the crash, learn how to invest. Learn how to invest like these big dogs. Observe the masses, do the opposite and take advantage of what possibly could be the best buying opportunity for assets for starting a business since the last recession. Because do you know that more millionaires are made in recessions than any other time in the cycle? If you'd like to take all of this opportunity, I recommend you join Rob Team right now. Rob Team is my digital financial freedom platform to help you start and scale a business. 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