I’m 26, $300K net worth. Been saving 50% of my salary, investing in stocks & living below my means. My goal this year is to be more serious and consistent with my investments for long term. I’m worried with the numerous bank failures as of late, am I better off reinvesting my savings in the stock market or do I wait?
Its best if you buy growth/blue-chip/large caps stocks only duo Its unclear which stocks and sectors will lead the market in the next uptrend. looking at your budget, you should consider financial advisory
@terhagenSettimo I'm looking to give stocks another shot after staying on the sidelines since the pandemic, if you do not mind, could you explain a little bit how you're getting guidance and how can I contact the advisor?
Excellent info. My problem is when it starts dropping I think it's going to keep dropping for awhile and I wait so I can get the best deal. Next thing I know, it's back up again
I am really worried about the current bank crisis/interest rates, these are all the signs of yet another 2008 market crash 2.0 , so my question is do I still save in the United States dollar or is this a good time to buy gold?
It’s always a good option to keep some gold. Well with the current market situation and everything at stake with the present economy, I’d say you’re better off staying away from stocks fr awhile or better still reach out to an adviser for guidance.
True, a lot of folks downplay the role of advisors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for license advisors and came across someone of due diligence, helped a lot to grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $175k to approx. $350k so far.
Although he excels in teaching valuation techniques and tools, there's room for improvement in embracing humility, especially in learning from Warren Buffett. Buffett's approach shuns predictions, emphasizing intrinsic value, a prudent approach to Mr. Market's fluctuations, and maintaining a margin of safety. While Dr. Damodaran is undoubtedly skilled in valuation, there appears to be a perception of ego, which can be perilous in investment. I acknowledge my gratitude for his book, spreadsheets, and website, but I'll approach his teachings cautiously, recognizing the significance of humility and ego in investment strategies.
Some ai stocks are overvalued, but the market as a whole is pretty fairly valued. We just had 4 years of record inflation. How long do you expect the market to go? Of course we’re at ATH
i was thinking this too. he said it was "overvalued, but not by much". the interview i remembered was from Nov 27 2023 when S&P500 was at 4550. czcams.com/video/InG49fWKmT4/video.html is it drops 9% from today's close, it would be at 4336
In November, when the rate was at 4.4%, his view was that SP500 at 4500 was about fair value. Now that the rate is lower at 4%, we should still be at fair value by that logic. Can't cut that close for stock market anyway. It's close enough.
@@ah-choo Yes if 4350 is fairly valued (10% drop from here), 4550 is slightly overvalued (about 5%). However, that was before the earnings downgrades that started late Dec and early January. Q1 was expected to be up 4% YoY but now around 1% YoY. I don't see any inconsistencies with what he said. Roughly 5% overvalued, you can kinda call it market fluctuation. But 10% overvalued, yeah you're definitely gonna call that out.
Stock indexes are at 6x real value and those values are totally dependent on the Fed's money printing, and government borrowing which now total $44 trillion combined. RE is 2x to 3x real value also.
Of course values are dependent on the Fed. The government controls the economy. The Fed is the handmaiden. You can fight that because of your beliefs, but it's reality and it's not necessarily bad. If they didn't do what they did in 08-09, we would have had the 1930s. They kept the economy going in 2020, otherwise another depression. Yes, debt is high. It's not unsustainable. Fiscal conservatives have been crying about a debt bubble for 50 years now. Always wrong. They don't understand the system. The government has helped the economy grow leaps and bounds since the gold standard was abandonded. Stop spending? I guarantee you the Chinese won't.
I am curious that I want to know why hasn't more been done on the DNA side of the Talpiot tomb? There seems to be characters like Peter, John the Baptist, ect... that might be able to improve the likelihood of a match.
So what I'm hearing is: "last year all the so-called "experts" got it wrong, but this year you can trust us to get it right." If Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch couldn't predict the market, how can Aswath Damodaran?
1.Pay off debts. 2. Have a 1 year emergency fund 3. Drive your old car into the ground then fix it. 4. Stop worrying about what people think of you. 5. Invest in index funds 6. Sit back eat popcorn and watch people cry about Bitcoin losses 7. Walk your path.
A market isn't over valued till the share holders say it is. If We want to be a part of the winning US market , we will. Nvda isn't worth $100 a share, but to us it's worth $500+
Valuation has been toppy for A While Seams to hang in there do to all that up tick this past year the f.o,m,o, Carries some Weight Could be in a Float or Correction Territory with some of the laggards Health care, Telecommunications, Commercial Real-estate etc. oil has been Slipping Despite Cutbacks a Sign of Weak Demand !.
Observing the events unfolding globally,The financial market has faced challenges in the last month,with all the three indexes recording losses in recent weeks. My $400,000 portfolio is down by approximately 20%, any recommendations to scale up my returns before retirement will be highly appreciated.
Well its the start of the year so it will be early to say much especially considering the fact that I rely solely on my CPA for all business decisions.I have confidence that everything will turn out well for you.
Ummm he was holding NVDA back in 2018. He was in on Apple more than 10 years ago. He's just doing a DCF on the S&P 500 and updating it. Guy is the dean of valuation for a reason.
Everyone wears makeup on TV… literally the guy in the suits got more make up on then a drag queen on rupauls, well he might have a drag queen from rupauls doing his makeup
Not a chance, the MACD doesn’t lie….massive rollover occurring, banks have 10s of billions in bad loans, by all means, buy into it if you want….you’ll lose money, rally is over, huge crash, $SPY will be under 380 come spring time
Not to mention, one need only look at the inverted yield curve, and it’s path to reverting to the norm, or the US dollar index. The writing is on the wall and it has been on the wall, this week it begins.
I’m 26, $300K net worth. Been saving 50% of my salary, investing in stocks & living below my means. My goal this year is to be more serious and consistent with my investments for long term. I’m worried with the numerous bank failures as of late, am I better off reinvesting my savings in the stock market or do I wait?
Its best if you buy growth/blue-chip/large caps stocks only duo Its unclear which stocks and sectors will lead the market in the next uptrend. looking at your budget, you should consider financial advisory
@terhagenSettimo I'm looking to give stocks another shot after staying on the sidelines since the pandemic, if you do not mind, could you explain a little bit how you're getting guidance and how can I contact the advisor?
Thanks for sharing. searched for her full name and her website popped up, I set up a call with her
Excellent info. My problem is when it starts dropping I think it's going to keep dropping for awhile and I wait so I can get the best deal. Next thing I know, it's back up again
Start getting into real estate. I'm in the same boat as you
Just recently, he said everything was perfect two weeks ago
And since that time market is up 10%
I am really worried about the current bank crisis/interest rates, these are all the signs of yet another 2008 market crash 2.0 , so my question is do I still save in the United States dollar or is this a good time to buy gold?
It’s always a good option to keep some gold. Well with the current market situation and everything at stake with the present economy, I’d say you’re better off staying away from stocks fr awhile or better still reach out to an adviser for guidance.
True, a lot of folks downplay the role of advisors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for license advisors and came across someone of due diligence, helped a lot to grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $175k to approx. $350k so far.
@@roberttaylor662 This is exactly how i wish to get my finances coordinated ahead of retirement. Can I get access to your advisor?
The advisor that guides me is Monica Amanda McClure most likely the internet is where to find her basic info, just search her name. She's established.
Thank you! I entered her full name into my browser, and her website came out on top. I filled her form and i hope she gets back to me soon.
Although he excels in teaching valuation techniques and tools, there's room for improvement in embracing humility, especially in learning from Warren Buffett. Buffett's approach shuns predictions, emphasizing intrinsic value, a prudent approach to Mr. Market's fluctuations, and maintaining a margin of safety. While Dr. Damodaran is undoubtedly skilled in valuation, there appears to be a perception of ego, which can be perilous in investment. I acknowledge my gratitude for his book, spreadsheets, and website, but I'll approach his teachings cautiously, recognizing the significance of humility and ego in investment strategies.
Just to add. He grew up in India and so his perspective mostly is influenced by his education in India.
amazing one can value things that precisely, like a god
Boom
Some ai stocks are overvalued, but the market as a whole is pretty fairly valued. We just had 4 years of record inflation. How long do you expect the market to go? Of course we’re at ATH
isnt he the person who said to sell Nvda and called it overvalued when it was 300
Just because something is overvalued doesn't mean it cannot get more and more and more and more overvalued, and eventually a bubble.
Isn't this the same loser that said NVIDIA was a $200 stock?! LOL!!!!!!
Yes same guy!
I very much respect Aswath and his advice but didn't he just recently state that the market was fairly valued?
i was thinking this too. he said it was "overvalued, but not by much". the interview i remembered was from Nov 27 2023 when S&P500 was at 4550. czcams.com/video/InG49fWKmT4/video.html is it drops 9% from today's close, it would be at 4336
He updates his market valuations monthly. The spreadsheets with all of his calculations and assumptions are on his site.
In November, when the rate was at 4.4%, his view was that SP500 at 4500 was about fair value. Now that the rate is lower at 4%, we should still be at fair value by that logic. Can't cut that close for stock market anyway. It's close enough.
Maybe... Things change?
@@ah-choo Yes if 4350 is fairly valued (10% drop from here), 4550 is slightly overvalued (about 5%). However, that was before the earnings downgrades that started late Dec and early January. Q1 was expected to be up 4% YoY but now around 1% YoY. I don't see any inconsistencies with what he said. Roughly 5% overvalued, you can kinda call it market fluctuation. But 10% overvalued, yeah you're definitely gonna call that out.
It soon will be 50% more overvalued before you know it
Yeah just like Nvidia was valued at $240 by this man 😂
When was this? I remember at a certain point last year he was long NVDA.
@@mingdianli7802type his name and nvidia in the search bar
Stock indexes are at 6x real value and those values are totally dependent on the Fed's money printing, and government borrowing which now total $44 trillion combined. RE is 2x to 3x real value also.
Of course values are dependent on the Fed. The government controls the economy. The Fed is the handmaiden. You can fight that because of your beliefs, but it's reality and it's not necessarily bad. If they didn't do what they did in 08-09, we would have had the 1930s. They kept the economy going in 2020, otherwise another depression. Yes, debt is high. It's not unsustainable. Fiscal conservatives have been crying about a debt bubble for 50 years now. Always wrong. They don't understand the system. The government has helped the economy grow leaps and bounds since the gold standard was abandonded. Stop spending? I guarantee you the Chinese won't.
What is a uturty?
He said 'utilities'.
something smelly.
I am curious that I want to know why hasn't more been done on the DNA side of the Talpiot tomb? There seems to be characters like Peter, John the Baptist, ect... that might be able to improve the likelihood of a match.
9 to 10 % , lets see at the end of year
3weeks has passed. but the market is still going up
I couldnt agree more.
So what I'm hearing is: "last year all the so-called "experts" got it wrong, but this year you can trust us to get it right." If Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch couldn't predict the market, how can Aswath Damodaran?
He might be right, but most of the time when people say that they end up being wrong.
1.Pay off debts.
2. Have a 1 year emergency fund
3. Drive your old car into the ground then fix it.
4. Stop worrying about what people think of you.
5. Invest in index funds
6. Sit back eat popcorn and watch people cry about Bitcoin losses
7. Walk your path.
A market isn't over valued till the share holders say it is. If We want to be a part of the winning US market , we will. Nvda isn't worth $100 a share, but to us it's worth $500+
Valuation has been toppy for A While Seams to hang in there do to all that up tick this past year the f.o,m,o, Carries some Weight Could be in a Float or Correction Territory with some of the laggards Health care, Telecommunications, Commercial Real-estate etc. oil has been Slipping Despite Cutbacks a Sign of Weak Demand !.
LoL, imagine you YOLO buy call option, then your lecturer goes on tv and says market overvalue 😂
Not one know!
Didn't he just recently say NVDA is a $250 stock?
He’s mad he didn’t buy it. Probably has a short position now 😂
@@Corgiking521 No he is been long on NVDA for almost 10 years. He did mention that he continues to hold NVDA and didnt liquidate.
What this video has to do with NVIDIA?
@@Corgiking521 He's held NVDA for so long, his remaining position is a 10x bagger.... go look him up.
@@dannthegentleman4261 people need to find a reason to confirm their beliefs, even if the reason is wrong.
thank you, come again!
Take this guy's opinion with a grain of salt, he's been wrong a lot...specifically on TSLA.
Aswath usually says that the market is within a few % of fair value, so I take this pretty seriously.
"Its already priced in" is just another way of I have no other way to explain what is going on so I will say this instead.
It’s Bernie maddoffs economics in practice
It’s Bernie maddoffs economics in practice
It’s Bernie maddoffs economics in practice
Observing the events unfolding globally,The financial market has faced challenges in the last month,with all the three indexes recording losses in recent weeks. My $400,000 portfolio is down by approximately 20%, any recommendations to scale up my returns before retirement will be highly appreciated.
Well its the start of the year so it will be early to say much especially considering the fact that I rely solely on my CPA for all business decisions.I have confidence that everything will turn out well for you.
Oh, that's truly captivating! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please. My wife and I we desperately need one to diversified our portfolio.
Every recession came up when there was too much exuberance 😂
This guy is down on the market all the time. He would have missed all the major rallies.
Ummm he was holding NVDA back in 2018. He was in on Apple more than 10 years ago. He's just doing a DCF on the S&P 500 and updating it. Guy is the dean of valuation for a reason.
This guy is always negative no matter what.I wonder what his returns are 🤔
Why the professor is wearing lipsticks?
Chapstick?
Everyone wears makeup on TV… literally the guy in the suits got more make up on then a drag queen on rupauls, well he might have a drag queen from rupauls doing his makeup
Was thinking the same thing definitely lipstick
Was thinking the same thing definitely lipstick
@@truckingmoney485 may be he owns the stock of that lipstick company 😂
You Think? You dont know.
Damodaran is in the bubble........
Yeah right. A company that has a PE ratio of 100 is only 10% overvalued. Give me a break. Bloody speculation.
How did he come up with 9-10 %? I am pretty sure he is clueless.
tbh I think the stock markets practicing Bernie Maddoff Economics rn
The market will keep going up. They want weak hands to sell
Always
Nope they want dumb money to keep buying so they can dump
Not a chance, the MACD doesn’t lie….massive rollover occurring, banks have 10s of billions in bad loans, by all means, buy into it if you want….you’ll lose money, rally is over, huge crash, $SPY will be under 380 come spring time
Not to mention, one need only look at the inverted yield curve, and it’s path to reverting to the norm, or the US dollar index. The writing is on the wall and it has been on the wall, this week it begins.
@@deepdeception7953 wrong
No wonder he can only be a professor.
I not listen no one. I buy for long term
MArkets going to crash
first
LOL, this guy. Is he trying to tell us that fundamentals drive this market?