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47 thoughts on “The Great Depression – Quick Review of the Stock Market in History | Onlyinvesting.info”
  1. It is a good time to review what stocks did well over different periods in time and compare them to your own. Even better is to research to companies your thinking of investing in, get the best you can, for the cheapest you can and do so consistently over years or decades and you will be better off at a minimum and extremely wealthy if you stick to it. Great content.

  2. Nothing makes sense anymore. We are in uncharted waters when it comes to the valuations of companies and the stock market is basically a casino from my perspective. We don't even have recessions anymore which are actually good for the economy in the long run as they weed out unprofitable companies and prop up well managed companies which create good jobs. Now…we have a booming economy followed by a financial crisis….followed by a government bail out…. over and over because politicians kick the can down the road. Soon, that can will not move anymore and things are going to get ugly.

  3. I love the history lessons from Jimmy! History does tend to repeat itself, and one hopes to learn from it. Maybe we can apply the knowledge for our future gains!!! =)

  4. My advice to new investors: Buy good companies and hold them as long as they are good companies. Just do this and ignore the forecasts and market views which are at best entertaining but completely unless.

  5. sounds just like todays crazy overpriced market.. we are more over leveraged than ever right now.. what do you think is coming down the road for us.. oh and now banks dont need any cash on hand.. the Fed will just bail them out with fake printed currency.. i am truly sad at what the government has/will done/do to us.. we are all doomed.. the FDIC has very little money to cover all the losses if the banks fail.. common peeps open your eyes please..

  6. Another great video, Jimmy, thank you! I'd love to see a video showing the similarities of our largest crashes in history and how it compares to our market of today. The borrowing of cash to buy shares seems likes one possible similarity. Love the channel.

  7. Great video. My grandfather’s uncle was “Sunshine Charlie” Mitchell, head of Citi National Bank, a big investing promoter who was blamed by many for the excesses.

  8. You've made some great videos but this is your best yet. So many lessons to be learned. I don't really want to be a patreon member but if anyone is worth it, you are the one.

  9. You missed the big picture Jimmy the reason why people are able to borrow that much money was because of the monetary policy of the fed. The fed has caused all the booms and busts since it’s establishment

  10. Did not mention that a margin call,
    when it happens, usually means your shares are getting liquidated at the worst possible time, when the price is plummeting.

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