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so today we're going to be talking about

how to survive a bear market now the

reason I'm doing this video is because

I'm seeing a lot of comments and just a

lot of people talking about the bear

market or a market correction so

obviously for those of you who don't

know we are currently in a bull market

we've been in a bull market for a number

of years and based on historical figures

we are due for a market correction where

stocks across the board go down in price

so a lot of people are concerned that

the market is getting frothy and that

we're due for a correction any time soon

but I just want to point this out to you

guys nobody out there can accurately

predict when a market will crash nobody

can time the market it is an impossible

task so do I see any reason to start

worrying about it now I see reason to

prepare for it but I don't see any

reason to worry about it for two reasons

number one we can't do anything about it

number two we have no idea when it's

coming we could see this bull market

continue for another couple months or

another couple of quarters you never

know it could go into 2018 nobody knows

for sure but what we can do is prepare

for the bear market and start to educate

ourselves about what a market correction

is and what are the best things to do

during a market correction if you guys

are looking for a good book to read I

have it linked up in the description

it's called unshakable by Tony Robbins

it's all about market Corrections and it

really takes all the fear out of it and

shows you that it can actually be a

tremendous opportunity to build wealth

for yourself so I don't want you guys to

fear the bear market if you're looking

to learn more about it I highly

recommend that book it gets a lot into

these psychological reasons why people

do what they do during a bear market as

well and why many people lock in

horrific losses so I highly recommend

that links in the description if you

guys are interested in that book but

let's go ahead and talk about some

things you can do to survive a bear

market so number one the first thing I

would recommend is say no to high risk

investments I would say say no to these

altogether but if you're someone who

likes to gamble a little bit with your

money make speculative investments there

is a time to do that you know that's

maybe not when we're in an overextended

bull market or when people have serious

concerns about the

health of our market and how much longer

this could last so I don't recommend

doing this but if you're somebody right

now looking around that investment

vehicles say no to these high-risk

investments here's a couple of examples

there's volatility ETFs which fluctuate

based on market volatility a lot of them

are doing the opposite of what the

market does there are leveraged ETFs

which is very similar to margin trading

so an example of a leveraged ETFs maybe

there was one tracking the S&P 500 so it

could be an inverse etf as well so let's

say the the S&P 500 went up in value the

leveraged etfs ETF would go down twice

that amount value so it's important to

your investments and that's just a way

to magnify your wins or losses most

people focus on magnifying your wins but

understand it also magnifies your

potential loss their inverse ETFs we

already touched on that margin can be

dangerous especially in times like this

when many stocks are overvalued and we

are due for a correction at some point

here and any kind of speculative

investments if you're somebody who

trades options or futures things like

that I'm not saying these are bad

investments I personally don't do them

and I don't recommend them to beginners

but I have friends of mine who have made

a ton of money with options and things

like that so I'm not saying they're bad

I'm just saying this is probably not the

time to start playing around with

speculative investment vehicles I would

recommend selling your high risk

investments if you have any and if you

don't have any don't buy any and then if

you're looking to do something with your

money you could buy some low risk

investments you could buy some bonds

we're going to talk about that a little

bit more in a second or you could just

hold cash because one of the best things

to have during a market correction is

cash because you're able to scoop up

undervalued companies so cash is a very

good thing to have

during a bear market I know if you guys

are familiar with the financial

education Channel Jeremy just did a

video talking about how he is currently

40 percent in cash in his portfolio so

he himself is following the strategy of

holding cash and preparing for a bear

market so that's an excellent strategy

number two the next thing you could do

is sell off some of your stocks so you

could take profits off the table when

you can one of my favorite sayings about

the stock market is to take profits when

you

can not when you have to and don't ride

a winner in to a loser so if you have

profits on the table it might be time to

lock in some of those profits and maybe

again hold on to some cash or if you

want to be invested in making a return

on your investment you could sell your

stocks and buy into some bonds so if you

follow the traditional advice of

Benjamin Graham he talks about a 50/50

split of blue chip stocks and investment

grade bonds but in the intelligent

investor again that book is linked up

below to if you guys you're looking for

some good literature on the stock market

he talks about how if you have concerns

about a market being overextended you

could allocate 25 percent of your money

in stocks and 75 percent into investment

grade bonds and the opposite is true if

we're in a bear market and stock prices

are low you would want 75 percent of

your money in stocks and 25 percent in

bonds because stocks are undervalued so

if you're somebody who holds both

investment grade bonds and some stocks

maybe you're going to sell some of your

stocks and put more money into bonds

because bonds hold up better during a

market correction you could also

consider selling some of the growth

stocks in your portfolio and buying some

blue chip stocks historically blue chip

stocks you know stocks on the Dow 30

those stocks have held up better during

bad economic times and we're actually

going to talk about in the next point

here stocks that hold up well during a

economic crash or doing a recession so

number three is buying defensive

investments so the first thing that I'd

recommend doing is to buy broad or

international index funds if you're not

somebody who has these in your portfolio

you really should consider this and by

diversifying globally the problem is

that when there is a crash in the US

economy it's going to affect the global

economy because we play such a big role

in the global markets however being

diversified across a global market does

increase your exposure so the actual US

market falling will not affect your

portfolio as much so diversifying

globally is a great strategy so maybe

invest some more money into those

international index funds or at least

allocate more money into a broad index

fund because that just broadens your

exposure you're more diversified that's

going to lower your risk everyone's

going to lose some money and what I mean

by that is you only

money if you sell everybody's going to

be down money in a bear market your

night and nobody's going to be fine and

if you hold cash you're going to lose

money due to inflation so there's no

good way to go about a bear market

there's no safe way to go about it but

if you are looking to allocate your

money stay in the market and buy some

stocks that hold up well during a

recession

here are some stocks that have done well

in the past first of all utilities this

is something that people need no matter

what you're still going to pay for your

electric bill you're still going to pay

for electricity and heating consumer

staples I mean I'm pretty sure even

during the recession we're still going

to buy things like toothpaste and

deodorant then we have health care

people are still going to take care of

themselves people are still going to go

get their dialysis treatments people are

still going to go to the doctor so these

are recession proof investments here so

these do better during a recession

because these are things people buy and

do with their money no matter what

and then also waste removal things like

that you're still going to get your

trash picked up think about things that

we're going to do no matter what no

matter what the underlying economy is

doing those are the things you want to

invest in if you're looking to look for

investments that hold up well during

poor economic conditions number four

this is one of the best things you can

do if you're not looking to try to time

the market and worry about buying stocks

low and trying to find undervalued

stocks if you're a more passive investor

then just take advantage of dollar cost

averaging I've talked about this a lot

and I've recommended this to dozens of

people in the comments who are asking me

they're saying you know I have some

money saved up I would love to get

involved in the market but everything

appears to be overvalued and should I

dump all my money into an index fund

right now the answer is no your best

strategy is to dollar-cost average over

time so let's say you had twenty

thousand dollars I would not recommend

allocating twenty thousand dollars into

an ETF I would recommend allocating

maybe a thousand dollars a month over 20

months or something like that or even

five hundred dollars a month over a long

period of time that way you're paying up

high you're also paying down low so then

your average cost per share is actually

much lower or you're paying like the

market average for that share because

you're going to pay a little bit too

much sometimes and you're going to also

buy it when it's on a discount so by

doing that you're paying like the market

average for that investment and you're

not going to buy at the top of them

arket if you did invest in an index fund

right now and you did a lump sum

investment you would risk buying at the

top or near the top of the market and

you might see a worse correction in your

portfolio as a result so dollar cost

averaging is probably the best passive

strategy for someone who's looking to

you know make sure they're not buying at

the top of the market someone who wants

to get involved with the market but they

don't want to go all-in right now the

only time when you might want to go

all-in to the market is during a bear

market because that is when stocks are

scraping the bottom that's when you

might want to allocate a bunch of your

money into an index fund I mean it's

impossible a time to market but if

everybody is freaking out and everyone

is selling that's a good indication that

you should be buying number five if

you're invested in these sectors these

are ones that are hit the hardest during

a crash so these are stocks you might

want to avoid before a crash now after a

crash that's a different story because

these stocks are going to go down in

value a lot of these stocks are going to

be way under priced because these are

things that people stopped doing with

their money

first of all travel I mean if you can't

afford to put food on the table you're

not going to be going on a cruise you're

not going to be going on vacation retail

so you're not going to be going to

clothing stores you're not going to be

buying a Michael Kors handbag Auto is a

huge one you're not going to buy a new

car if you can't afford to pay the bills

one of the first things people do during

a recession is stop buying new cars

they're going to buy used vehicles or

they're going to maintain the vehicle

they have recreational vehicles so this

isn't only just campers this could be

things like boats

ATVs anything like that extra things

that people buy people are not going to

be spending money on these things when

they don't have the money any furniture

stores or home decorating stores these

are things you want to avoid because

people are not going to be refurnishing

their homes if they can't pay for their

mortgage okay construction you're not

going to see a lot of construction

during a bear market or during a

recession so you don't want to be buying

construction stocks or building material

stocks or lumber stocks and then

gambling this is a gray area because

some would argue some people would argue

that is what people call a sin stock so

some people recommend buying the sin

stocks during a recession because these

are things people will do to distract

themselves maybe it's alcohol maybe it's

cigarette companies maybe it's gambling

companies my argument is

unless you're a compulsive gambler

you're not going to be going to a casino

but some people may be going to the

casino to try to win some money in order

to pay for their bills if they're

addicted to gambling people call those

the sin stocks some people won't invest

in them just because it's kind of a bad

or negative industry but if you are

someone who just wants to go where the

money is

maybe you will look at tobacco companies

maybe you will look at companies that

sell alcohol but gambling is kind of a

gray area I would avoid it because I

think most people are not going to be

gambling during a recession but then

again people may be wanting to distract

themselves so that's kind of a tough one

number six is the most important one on

this list here this is to avoid panic at

all costs so the only share price that

matters is of the stocks you own so I

know people are addicted to the news

they're addicted to the stock tickers

they're addicted to keeping track of the

markets and you have to remember the

purpose of that is just to generate buzz

and if you're fearful if you're afraid

you're going to cling to the news and

you're going to stay up to date on the

story and they're going to make money

off you because of the advertising they

have more people watching and they're

also encouraging people to be active

they're encouraging people to trade in

and out of stocks and so they're going

to encourage people to be active and

move money around and do stuff when you

should be doing none of that you

shouldn't even be watching the news

maybe you're going to track the stocks

that you're holding but if you see some

company go bankrupt then you don't have

any stock in that company it doesn't

really affect you so why do you need to

know that why do you need to instill

that fear in your brain so I would avoid

any of that negative news I would turn

off the TV and I would get on with your

life guys I would do something else with

your time other than stressing out and

being glued to the TV screen or being

glued to the Yahoo news or the Yahoo

Finance just get on with your life have

a strategy in place and do something

else with your time you can't sit there

being worried about your money all the

time it's going to ruin your life and

it's going to stress you out too I'll

understand that losses are on paper

until you sell so a lot of people say oh

my gosh I lost money in the stock market

when really they're just down on their

portfolio now if they do sell they lock

in those losses because you've now at

that point taken that loss but you could

be down on your investment but as long

as you don't sell you're not going to

lose any money when you

you decide to sell now you've lost that

money so understand that losses are on

paper until you sell and my favorite

point is guys treat a bear market the

way you would an actual bear attack so

two scenarios here let's say you're in

the woods and you're camping and all of

a sudden the bear breaks into your tent

and you panic you start screaming and

throwing your hands up in the air what

do you think is going to happen that

bear is going to eat you ok because you

just made it very clear that you're

afraid and you just brought the energy

level up and now you're going to have a

shitty time you're probably going to be

attacked by a bear maybe you get away

with your life maybe you don't what do

you most people recommend you do during

a bear attack that is played dead lay

there still maybe the bear smells you

and sees that you're dead and has no

interest in you and moves along with his

day that is how you should act during a

bear market you should lay on the ground

and play dead don't do anything at all

do nothing don't panic pretend it's an

actual bear attack number 7 the last

thing you could do during a bear market

would be to short sell stocks and this

is kind of an advanced strategy it's not

advanced in the sense that it's

difficult to do but there's a lot more

going on with short selling stocks I've

done videos about this in the past but

if you are somebody who wants to make

money with the falling stock prices

bearish investors make money by falling

stock prices they bet against a stock so

maybe there's a particular stock you

feel is going to go down in value you

might decide to make a short position on

that stock and bet against that stock so

that's just another way you could make

money in a bear market personally I've

never short sold the stock and I don't

think I ever will just because the

losses on a short sale are potentially

infinite because if the investment goes

against you you could lose even more

money than you had invested and you also

need to do this within a margin account

and you're paying interest in the mean

time so there's a lot more going on with

a short sale and there is just a

traditional investment in a stock but if

you are looking for things to do during

a bear market a lot of people do short

sell stocks so it's something you might

want to look into anyways guys this has

been how to survive a bear market I'm

going to be doing a number of videos

talking about this just because it seems

like there's a lot of people asking

questions fantastic questions in the

comments and I'm just seeing an overall

concern with the market right now so I'm

going to be doing a couple

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