The Biggest Crash in History (This Month) ⛔️
In this YouTube monologue, Rob Moore warns that a "biggest crash in history" is unfolding in February 2025, citing a 2014 prediction by an unnamed global financial expert. He challenges viewers to guess the expert’s identity for a silver‑coin prize. Moore outlines macro‑economic stressors: the UK’s £3 trillion debt, high inflation eroding purchasing power, and a 40 % drop in London property values returning to pre‑2016 levels. He argues that boom‑bust cycles intensify over time, making recent periods prone to severe busts. Drawing on his 20‑year real‑estate experience and the 2008 recession, he describes how rapid market declines create buying opportunities for those with cash. Moore recommends hedging with gold, silver, Bitcoin, and distressed real‑estate, while warning that stock markets are vulnerable after years of 8‑12 % gains. He promotes an urgent, no‑recording Zoom masterclass (tiny.cc/crashop) that will cover crash causes, early signs, financing, and strategies to profit, emphasizing that recessions generate the most millionaires. Throughout, he critiques government debt, taxation, and institutional investors who are liquidating assets, urging viewers to act contrarianly, be greedy when others are fearful, and protect wealth through diversified, low‑price assets.
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The biggest crash in history is coming this month. Now, back in 2014, a top, I guess, a globally regarded financial expert predicted that 2025, February, this month, would be the biggest crash in history. So a couple of things. Number 1, the first person who can guess who this person is, who is the financial expert who's predicted the biggest crash in history. Let me know in the comments. First person to share the name, I'm going to give a silver coin to, just for fun. And the second thing is, do you agree with this? Do you think that a big crash, or even the biggest crash in history, is coming? I'm going to give you my quick thoughts and then a solution to this, and maybe a another way to look at it. So I said after lockdown that this would be a recession or a depression, or at least it would have a major cost to the nation or the world for 15 years. And I still really believe that. We basically spent nearly a trillion, which now many people are acknowledging was pretty wasted, you know, on the lockdown and everything that came with it. And then think of all the costs to businesses and the economy on an ongoing basis. It's cost us trillions. We're already in the UK 3 trillion in debt. Isn't it ironic that a nation 3 trillion in debt has the cheek to give me a credit score? I think I'll give you a credit score, Britain. Minus 3 trillion is your score, plus 999 is mine. So, find that ironic? So I have been saying for a few years there's going to be a crash. And it's going to be big. Now, there are people who just say it for decades, and of course every 2 decades they're right. Harry Dent is one of them. The other guy who I want you to mention is another one that just keeps saying there's always going to be a crash. You're going to be all right in the end, you're going to be right every 15 or 20 years. However, I do believe it is coming. Those of you that have just tuned in, um, so this title is not sensationalism, There is a global financial expert who predicted in 2014 that the biggest crash in history will happen this month in 2025. He says it's already happening and has started. For a silver coin, can you guess who said it? I'll wait until you've had guesses and then I'll say it. Now, in London, many areas of London, Chelsea, Knightsbridge, they've dropped 40% already. They're back to pre-2016 prices. They're back to prices 9 years ago. So of course this depends where you are in the world, but if you're in London, all of a sudden you can buy, you know, somewhere to live or rent in Chelsea for 40% less. I mean, that sounds like a deal to me because, look, even though London is kind of burning and falling down, let's be honest, London is still one of the greatest nations in the world. And if you can own real estate in London, you're going to be all right. As long as they get rid of labor. So here's why I think a crash is coming. I don't know that it's going to be the biggest one in history because you never know until afterwards. Here's what I know though: cycles do this. So the booms get bigger and the busts get bigger every time the cycle goes round. Why? Inflation. You know, increase in the value of money, although it's a reduction in the buying power of money. So, you know, in 1952 the average house price was like in the very low thousands, I think, and now it's $300,000. So you've got this. So there you go. So in that regard, you can see the biggest booms and the biggest busts are likely to happen in the most recent times in history. So, you know, you've got relativity to— and buying power. To factor in there. But what goes up must come down. I don't remember the last time in a cycle that a trillion was wasted on a lockdown, and then all the businesses and the assets that were wiped out in that lockdown period. So, um, here's what I think. I think a big crash is coming. I think that gold will, um, stay strong. Silver will probably go up. Bitcoin will probably stay strong. Real estate will come down. It has in many areas already. The general economy will, certainly in the UK, is not growing at all. Inflation's wiping it out. It's net negative. I think you're going to see the stock market crash at some point because it's been doing 8 to 12% for so many years now. And this is what I think as someone who's been a real estate investor for nearly 20 years. And I'm seeing a lot of commonalities from the last recession of 2008, the crash then. Now when the crash of 2008 happened, it blindsided me a bit. My business partner a few months before was like, something's going to happen with the banks. They're going to go, they're going to go. This could be bad. And he predicted it a bit earlier than me. He got quite scared. And then when it happened, we were just sort of spun around and all of a sudden, like within 2 quarters, our local market had dropped 30% within 2 quarters. People think the rises are slow, the drops are slow. No, when they drop, it's like a black ski slope. And before we knew what was happening, we could buy properties in Peterborough for 40, 50, 60, and 70 grand. These— some of these are now worth 200 plus. And it turned out to be the best buying environment we've ever been in. If we could rewind to 2008 to '09, and just staying in that buying environment forever, we would. They were the best buying times. And maybe '25, '26, who knows, they could be just like that again. So that's why I'm doing this emergency Zoom. It's coming in 2 to 3 days' time. There's no recordings or replays. You need to jump on it quick. And it's about cashing in on the crash. So I'll give you the link for it in a moment, but we're going to talk about The factors that could cause the crash, where the crash has already started, where the buying opportunities are, how to be ready, how to raise finance, and how to cash in on the best times in history. More millionaires are made in recessions than any other time in the cycle. So the link to join this Zoom, I'll finance it, I'll subsidize it for you, is tiny.cc/financemasterclass. Crash op, opp. Tiny.cc, tiny.cc/crashop. Just typing it in for you. I always stop when I type because otherwise I'll just fall into that ditch. Tiny.cc/crashop. Remember, if you can guess who has predicted that the biggest crash in history is happening this month, I'll give you a silver coin for the first person to guess this. And to be fair to the person, they did predict it in 2014, although they do always go on about the crash is coming and they have for 11 years and they're going to be right in the end. But at least, you know, you could say they predicted it back then. It's not a damn Peña, it's not the old guy in the castle that someone has said. First person to guess, I'll give you a silver coin. And I can tell you that crashes aren't bad or good. What happens in a crash is money moves from the masses to the smart investors. Dumb money moves to smart money. People who see downside, the money moves to people who see opportunity. I know this because This happened to me in 2008, and I've seen the signs. And I'm not saying it's going to be easy, and I'm not saying it's not going to be a load of panic and fear. There's going to be loads of panic and fear. But what happens is people get into the markets late who aren't smart and who haven't invested for decades. They think it will go up forever because it's going up now, a bit like people who get into Bitcoin or meme coins. And then when the market crashes and corrects quick, it takes them by surprise. They panic and they buy high and sell low. And look, I don't sell, I buy, hold, die. But you want to do the reverse. You want to buy low and hold high, or buy low and sell high. So London's down 40%. Many areas are starting to drop. The signs are everywhere that a crash is coming. Let's be honest about that. You know, you've got really high taxes, you've got the lowest confidence in our government possibly ever, you've got the highest debt in our government possibly ever, you've got hundreds of billions that they're wasting on wars with other countries and broken NHSs and broken systems. They've just got no money and they're in massive debt. And in the end, these debt bubbles have to burst, just like these, you know, boom bubbles have to burst. So I don't think I'm saying anything sensational or revolutionary to say that a big crash is coming. Do I think it'll be the biggest in history? I think it could be. Do I think that it could be from a recession into a depression? I think it could be. Because either a government somewhere is going to have to default because they're such trillions in debt, or they're just going to have to keep printing money, which means the value of your money is going to go down and down and down. So even if we're not in the biggest crash in history, your spending power is the lowest for 70 years. Our taxes are the highest for 70 years. Our quality of life is the worst for 70 years. How long can this go on for? So let me know what you think in the comments about this. Some of you are saying that you think I'm right. Some of you are guessing the name of the person who's predicted this. I'll go in after the video's finished and I'll share the answer and I'll pick out the person who I see guessed first. So if you want to know how to cash in on the crash, what it means, where the upside opportunities are, where you have to be careful, and you know, I will warn you, you know, some people are saying, oh, Rob, you know, Rob's very negative, it's always negative. No, no, I think it's not actually. I do post some positive stuff that doesn't get as many views. I just think I'm being realistic. Remember, I'm telling you there's a massive opportunity to cash in on the crash. It could be your best buying opportunity since 2008, but you have to learn to observe the masses and do the opposite. You have to learn to be greedy when others are fearful. You have to be ready. And so I'm going to teach you to do all of this on this Zoom. I've got a special expert that's coming in that's going to talk about how he cashed in on the '28 recession. How he built a £16 million portfolio, how to raise money so that you can be ready, and the link is tiny.cc/crashop. tiny.cc/crashop. Now there's some big investors like Warren Buffett sold all their assets, liquid cash. Well, maybe not all, but they're saying they're liquid cash. Michael Lewis, the Big Short guy, sold billions of assets in liquid cash. Why are these guys doing this? Why are the biggest investors in the world who own, who hold hundreds of billions in assets, liquidating them and getting and holding cash? It's definitely not because of inflation and interest rates, because interest rates aren't really high and inflation is eating interest. So holding cash probably is a net negative. So they're not doing it for the earnings, are they? Let's be honest. They're doing it because they want to be liquid and ready, and they want to buy real estate, stocks, bonds maybe, certainly companies. They want to buy them, you know, for pennies in the pound, for cents in the dollar. And if you want to know what's really going on in the world in terms of how to make money, you follow the billionaires and the banks. And by the way, banks are swooping in and buying loads of real estate. BlackRock are doing it. Lloyds are doing it, so, and they have knowledge, you know, usually months or years ahead of the masses. So anyway, we're going to cover all this on the Zoom. Let me know what you think. Do you think a big crash is coming? I'm going to finance this Zoom, I'm going to subsidize it for you. It doesn't cost me much money, so I can pass on the saving to you. It's free. The link is tiny.cc/crashopp. C-R-A-S-H-O-P-P. I appreciate all of you who support me and all of you who are saying that, you know, you appreciate my honesty and saying how it is and not just sort of window dressing it. Because if you go on LinkedIn, for example, you see a load of haters on me, people who just think I'm negative, want me to be positive. All right then, here we go. Everything is awesome. Just be happy. Don't worry about investing your money. Don't worry about protecting it from the banks and the government. Don't worry, just be happy. The banks will look after your money. 'Yeah, let's just be happy. Hey, I'm Rob Moore. Let's just dance.' Yeah, alright, then I'll be positive. I think if you protect your money from the banks and the government, if you invest in assets at low prices, if you invest in gold and silver and invest in your knowledge and education and build multiple streams of income with realism, then the money you make, you can be happy and dance around and hold everyone's hand singing Kumbaya because you're rich. And I actually think that's positive. Anyway, they're my thoughts. I'll see you on the Zoom, tiny.cc/crashopp, C-R-A-S-H-O-P-P. No recordings, no replays. We're going to go into this emergency. Is the biggest crash in history coming this month? If it's not this month, when is it? How do you cash in on it? How do you protect yourself from it? How do you raise money or how do you get deals when they're this cheap? We're covering it all. Appreciate you, and remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. tiny.cc/crashop. This is not AI, this is me, Rob Moore. How could an AI rant like me? Let's be honest.
