Guys, you know me. Whenever I talk about
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the next stock market crash, it's not
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if, it's when. It will happen. And I'm
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going to tell you what I'm seeing right
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now has me worried. I'm not Nostradamus.
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I can't give you a date for when it's
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going to happen, but history tells us
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that what's going on in the stock market
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right now typically leads to a crash.
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But the thing about the stock market
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crashes is that with the right plan,
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they will turn into the best opportunity
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to make lifechanging money. I'll get to
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that later. But first off, let me show
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you exactly what's going on. Now guys, I
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don't literally mean I'm scared. I look
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forward to market drops. Not like
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everybody else says I buy all these
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companies that have to price. I
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literally get excited. If you look at my
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Instagram back from March of 2020, you
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will see a picture of me kissing the
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screen when the market was down like 8%.
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Guys, these are opportunities. I want
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you to look at it the same way. But I
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get worried when I see people out there
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put their hard-earned money into
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something, expecting the past, the
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recent past to repeat itself. Now,
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you've heard people say, "Just buy the
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S&P. It's safe. It's diversified." Guess
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what? I say this. I believe that. And
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for the vast, vast majority of time,
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it's true. The longer and longer your
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outlook is, it's been true. The S&P 500
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is the biggest basket of the 500
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strongest American companies. But right
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now, the S&P is being taken over. It's
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being dominated by a handful of massive
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tech companies that are all racing to
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win the AI game. Apple, Microsoft,
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Nvidia, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Tesla,
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Broadcom, Oracle, all of these companies
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are fighting for AI. These companies
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have gotten so big so fast that they now
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control a huge chunk of the index. In
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fact, guys, the tech sector now makes up
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over 35% of the whole S&P. And of
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course, it changes from day to day.
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Guys, Larry Ellen, an 82 83y old
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billionaire who's been a billionaire for
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a long time, made $100 billion in one
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day cuz his stock went up. Nvidia alone,
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that company makes the brains called the
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GPUs behind most AI tools. That company
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alone is 7% of the entire index. So 500
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companies, that means each name is2%,
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but it's based on market cap. Nvidia
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makes up 35 times more than that. Since
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chat GPT burst on the scene in late
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2022, AI focused stocks have driven 75%
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of the S&P 500's total return. That
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means if you made money in the last
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couple years, odds are that it came from
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one of these top concentrated companies.
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But here's the catch. In investing, when
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too much weight sits on just a few
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companies, that's when things start to
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wobble. That's when you need to be
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worried. This continually ends the same
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way. And we're going to get into that.
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But first, let's talk about why this
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concentration matters, guys. This is the
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nine companies versus the S&P. Here's
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the S&P's return year to date, 14.5%. Of
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those nine companies, six have
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outperformed. Six of them have
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outperformed. The biggest gainer,
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Oracle. That's the day that Larry
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Ellison made $100 billion. These are big
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numbers, guys. There are benefits to
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concentration. The best investors ever,
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they will concentrate their portfolio in
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5 10 15 items and companies in order to
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outperform. But when a diversified group
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of companies like the S&P 500 is too
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concentrated in one area, that's a
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problem. These nine companies are all
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doing different job, but they're all
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tied to the same theme, AI. And that
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means if AI stumbles or AI slows down or
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turns out to be less profitable than
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everybody hopes, your diversified S&P
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500 is suddenly looking a whole lot
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riskier. Remember four, five, six years
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ago, everyone said, "You can't bet
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against Tesla and Elon Musk. You can't
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bet against Amazon." And those companies
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have underperformed in the last 5 years.
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These companies aren't just big, they're
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enormous. And when their stock prices
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move, the entire market moves. In fact,
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there have been days in the last year
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where these seven to nine companies are
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down, the rest of the market is up, yet
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the S&P is down for that reason, and
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vice versa. So ask yourself this
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question. If your portfolio depends on
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nine companies all swimming in the same
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AI pool, is that really a safe and
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balanced investment? If in the 1999 you
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bought 50.com companies that all made no
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money, were you diversified? No. If you
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have a bunch of diversified crap, it's
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still crap. The good news is these
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companies are not crap. They're great
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companies. Every single one of them
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makes money. But it is not a diversified
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and balanced investment. Now listen, we
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have witnessed this many times before. I
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have witnessed this in my 30 years of
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investing. And you, if you were around
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in the late '9s, this AI moment is
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starting to look a lot like a reboot of
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the dot bubble, but with more hype and
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buzzwords. Why? We have the internet. We
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have social media. It's easier to get
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involved. I will say though, these AI
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companies do far better and are selling
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for better multiples than the dot
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companies. But here's the thing.
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Whenever you see a handful of stocks
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skyrocket on hype and everyone starts
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saying this time it's different through
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their actions, not their words, that's
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when I start getting concerned.
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Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham calls
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it exactly what it is, a bubble within a
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bubble. He's not denying AI could be
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huge someday. Nobody is. I am definitely
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not doing that. Just like the internet
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was going to change the world as it did
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back then. All he's saying is that the
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prices that people are paying for the
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future are totally out of whack.
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Remember, we believe in price versus
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value. We want to buy when price is
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below value. And how do you determine
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value? Well, you look at the future, the
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potential. The hard part about AI is we
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don't know the potential. It could be
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many, many magnitudes bigger or half of
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that, which is still many magnitudes,
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but it's not enough. But Grantham's
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playbook is simple. When things get this
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frothy, he steps back. When things get
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reliant on a future that cannot be
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questioned or can't have any hurdles, he
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steps back. He looks at cheaper, safer
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opportunities, value stocks,
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international markets, stuff that isn't
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on fire from hype fumes. Now, keep in
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mind, guys, companies that are hyped can
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still be value plays. Companies that
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have a lot of growth potential can still
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be value plays. But there's more to it
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than that. If your neighbor's young kid
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is talking about investment, if your
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waiter or waitress is talking about AI
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and all these other things, there's
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probably a problem there. Then there's
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Michael Bur, the big short guy. The man
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made a fortune betting against the
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housing bubble. But what people don't
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remember is he is an incredible stock
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picker and today he's shorting the AI
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hype train. As of mid 2025, his fund
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just had one long position. Everything
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else defensive. That's contrarian. He's
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seen what happens when everyone runs the
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same direction. Now, keep in mind, he
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has kind of sound the alarm on these
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things before and he's been wrong. And a
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lot of people would say like, "Oh, he's
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just a FUDster." He's not a FUDster.
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He's one of the few people that made
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money during the com bust and was making
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money on individual stocks. Even the
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bond king, Bill Gross of Pimco, formerly
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of Pimco, is waving the red flag,
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warning that if AI doesn't deliver,
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trillions could go poof. Listen to that.
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if AI doesn't deliver. He's not sitting
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there saying if AI doesn't work, if AI
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doesn't deliver on what people expect
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from it. And Charlie Mer, God rest his
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soul, bluntly called it overhyped before
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he passed. Remember, he's not saying it
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doesn't deserve hype. It's just
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overhyped. There's a very, very clear
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distinction there. Now, Warren Buffett,
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he's much more measured as usual. He
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doesn't want people dislike him. So,
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he's going to be very cautious and
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measured in his statements. But look at
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his actions. He's not chasing the shiny
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stuff. Birkshshire is buying things like
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steel, oil, and not chasing the next AI
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model that guesses your lunch order. And
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he said the same thing in the late 90s
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about internet stocks and tech stocks.
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Now, all he was saying was, I can't
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value these things 10, 20, 30 years from
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now. It's too soon. That's all he was
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saying. He's not saying they're not good
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companies. He's saying I cannot value
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them. There's a very big distinction
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there that I want you as a new viewer of
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our channel to see. And don't get me
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wrong, there's still permables like
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Kathy Wood who think AI will unlock 13
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trillion by 2030. Guys, Kathy Wood's an
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idiot. If you listen to Kathy Wood, I'm
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shocked you've made it this far. Now,
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the things I'm saying to you make sense.
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I'm glad you've made it this far. But
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ask yourself, how often are market
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predictions right? Guys, the warning
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signs are flashing. Insanely wild
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valuations. The ironic part is that's
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the one warning sign that people are
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ignoring that they should absolutely pay
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attention to. Guys, think about it this
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way. The US economy is so big. Is it
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possible for all the companies in the US
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economy to be a thousand times bigger
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than the US economy? No. There's got to
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be some ratio that makes sense. Does it
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make sense that they're 1%? No.
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Somewhere in the middle, it makes sense.
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We're right now at a level that is over
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120% higher than historical average.
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That's an insane valuation. Keep in mind
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that during the dot craze, it got to 55%
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overvalued. We are 120ome percent
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overvalued guys. We had Nvidia recently
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invest a hundred billion dollars into
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chat GPT and that hundred million that
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hundred billion dollars was then used to
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go buy Nvidia chips. Is it kind of
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weird? Maybe. Is it manipulative? Maybe.
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But I will tell you Nvidia something
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like 80% of their sales come from seven
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companies. 23% comes from one company.
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And here's the real danger. When the
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crowd gets emotional, logic takes a
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backseat right before the crash. This is
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how bubbles work, big story, big hopes,
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big price tags, and then big problems.
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Now, let me remind you of something that
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Warren Buffett drilled into my head
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years ago. Price is what you pay. Value
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is what you get. And when it comes to AI
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right now, I believe that investors are
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paying Ferrari prices for cars that may
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not have left the garage yet. Now, I
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don't know this for sure. The future's
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unknown, but all I know is when I see
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everyone talking about a certain area, I
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get apprehensive. When everybody in 2005
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was a real estate flipper, a little
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concerning when everybody was talking
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about these electric electric vehicles
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back in the late te 201s, little
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concerning look how that turned out and
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look what we said about it. I'm not
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saying that AI doesn't have potential.
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It's got massive potential. It's already
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changing everything we do in our
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business. But here's a real question
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every discipline investor needs to ask.
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Will AI produce the returns that justify
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the price people are paying today?
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That's it. There is a price that's too
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high to pay for a great story. If you
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don't believe that, then I encourage you
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to watch more of our videos. You've got
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to realize that there's too high a price
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to pay. That's the whole game. The stock
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market doesn't care about buzzwords. The
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stock market in the long run cares about
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cash flow and fundamentals, real returns
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on investment. But in the short run, it
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cares about what's most popular when
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going up and what's least popular when
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going down. Right now, these nine
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companies are pouring hundreds of
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billions of dollars into AI
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infrastructure, chips, software, and
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data centers. But here's the kicker. The
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profits haven't caught up quite yet on
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that investment. It's already made a lot
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of money on the first investment, but
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most of the AI revenue today is still
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experimental or speculative. It's hope.
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It's potential. It's a story. Doesn't
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mean it can't work out, though. That's
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the amazing part. I'm just sitting there
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saying, "If it does work out, that's
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great, but there's too much unknown for
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me and too much price being paid for
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that." And the investors are pricing it
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like it's already guaranteed. Guys, you
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can think back in your lifetime. How
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many sure things didn't happen? How many
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obvious things didn't happen? That's not
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investing. That is wishful thinking. A
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real value investor which is really any
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real investor who has a process looks at
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cash flow. They look at the balance
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sheet. They look return on capital and
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we ask if I own this business for the
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next 10, 20, 30 years. Will the return
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and cash flow I get justify the price
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that I'm paying today? That's it. Could
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it happen with all these big Absolutely
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could happen. But history shows us that
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when hype is the most high, it's kind of
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hard for the future. This is a giant
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question mark as of right now for a lot
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of these AI stocks. Yes, Nvidia is
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exploding. They've absolutely crushed
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it. Yes, Microsoft is integrating AI
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into everything. Google's got Gemini.
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But what happens if growth isn't 50% a
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year and if it's 40% a year? It sounds
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like a small difference, but it's a
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massive difference when you're talking
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about 10 20 years and talking about
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values. What happens if these massive
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investments don't translate to
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meaningful earnings? Guys, if I shoot a
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gun right here from here to 10 feet
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away, I can move my thing. I move my gun
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maybe a millimeter. I'm still going to
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hit it. The further out you go, any
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small directional change is going to
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cause a big miss. That's all I'm saying
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here. So, you might sit there and say,
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"Well, then how do people invest?" Well,
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value investors, what they do is they
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find companies where they can
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meaningfully predict the earnings in the
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future. So, what happens when they don't
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translate into these earnings? Well,
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that's when reality hits and price comes
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crashing back down to meet value. So,
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don't confuse popularity with
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profitability. Let's get something
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straight right now. AI is 1 million%
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real. The innovation is 1 million% real.
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The technology is beyond impressive. But
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that does not mean the prices make sense
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at any price. This is where most
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investors get tripped up. They think,
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well, AI is clearly the future, so these
13:47
stocks must be worth it. Maybe, but
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that's not how investing works. It could
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very well work out that way. But if you
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made bets on all that going forward, you
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might have a hard time. Guys, in the
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late late 90s, tell me the internet
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wasn't real. Of course, it was real. It
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changed everything. Guess what? Along
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the way, investors lost tons of money
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cuz they bit up every tech stock that
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had a dot on the end of it or who
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mentioned their dot or website in their
14:12
earnings call. Sound familiar? People
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bought companies no matter what. Back
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then, it was no profits, no revenue,
14:19
just hype. It's the future. That's what
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they said. And guess what? The NASDAQ
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dropped nearly 80%. And you might sit
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there and say, "Yeah, but Paul, those
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companies weren't making money." Not the
14:28
NASDAQ 100. Those companies were making
14:29
money. It's not enough for technology to
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be real. It has to produce real returns.
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And those returns have to justify the
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price you're paying today. So, here's
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the lesson. Real innovation can exist
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inside a speculative bubble. They are
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not mutually exclusive. When prices get
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too far ahead of reality, even great
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companies can become terrible
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investments. Tesla was a great company
14:51
in 2021. I would argue it's still a
14:53
great company, but then it went down 50%
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that next year. Did it stop becoming a
14:57
great company? Come on. Don't confuse
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progress with profit. Just because
15:02
something is the next big thing doesn't
15:03
mean it's worth owning at any price. As
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investors though, as true investors, we
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focus on value, not price. Guys, Cisco
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was more expensive in 2000 than Nvidia
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is today. I will absolutely say that.
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But guys, Cisco is a great learning
15:17
lesson. Cisco in 2000 hit a high of 82
15:19
bucks. Has not seen that high since. Yet
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its revenue is up four times. Its
15:25
profits up 5x. And if you take out this
15:28
strip right here, you basically got a
15:30
pretty normal company. And from here to
15:32
here, revenue was up 10x and profits up
15:35
10x. And guess what? Price is up 10x.
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Coincidence? I think not.
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The reason I'm showing this one and
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there's probably countless example
15:49
actually pretty much any company if you
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look at Microsoft all these things the
15:52
companies are up in the long run how
15:54
much their profit is up. So let's talk
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about something very boring but brutally
15:57
important that you must listen to mean
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reversion reverting back to the mean. It
16:02
sounds like something out of a math
16:04
textbook but it's actually one of the
16:05
most powerful forces in all of
16:07
investing. What it basically says if
16:08
something is way above or normal
16:10
eventually it comes back down. That is
16:11
mean reversion. And right now, the S&P
16:13
500 is screaming for a reversion. We've
16:16
talked about how just a handful of
16:18
companies, the Magnificent 7 and a few
16:19
AI giants, are carrying the whole index.
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They've grown so big, so fast that they
16:23
now dominate pretty much the entire
16:26
market return. History shows that
16:28
concentration like this will not last
16:30
forever. Every time we've seen a few
16:32
stocks dominate, whether it was oil in
16:34
the 70s, Japanese stocks in the 80s, or
16:36
tech in the dotcom era, it always ends
16:38
the same way. A reversion back to the
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mean. Guys, the Nikke index of Japan hit
16:42
an all-time high in December of 1989. It
16:45
did not see another all-time high until
16:47
a few years ago, 30ome years. I joked
16:49
with my brother that he never saw a new
16:52
Japanese all-time high until he was
16:55
married and had two kids. Hot companies
16:56
will cool off. Every hot company of
16:58
tell me who they are today. Then do the
17:03
hot companies of 2000, there's only one
17:05
company from the list in 2000 that's
17:07
still around today. It's Microsoft. And
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guess what? In 2011 and 2012, a tech CEO
17:10
told me how Microsoft was dead because
17:14
it's a terrible company. And that was a
17:15
growing concern in the market. The
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lagards will catch up and the whole
17:19
index shifts back to normal balance.
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History and current valuations tell us
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something's coming. Guys, I teach on
17:25
YouTube because I never heard this
17:28
before. And we have such an advantage to
17:29
be able to teach this and get a
17:31
community of like-minded people. I think
17:33
to myself, the things that took me 5 to
17:35
10 years to learn, I could have learned
17:37
in 6 to 12 months had I had YouTube 25
17:39
years ago. But remember guys, just
17:42
because I'm raising red flags doesn't
17:44
mean that I'm saying sell everything and
17:46
go wait for a crash. No, that's not what
17:47
we're here about. We're not panicking.
17:49
We're investors. What I'm here to do is
17:51
say the last 1015 years have been
17:53
awesome. Be ready for the next 10 or 15
17:55
years not to be as good, but the people
17:57
who are truly prepared will be ready for
17:59
the next big boom. We don't make
18:01
decisions based on fear or headlines. We
18:03
make them based on principles and data
18:05
if you want to survive long term in this
18:07
game. You need guard rails. You need a
18:09
system that keeps you from making the
18:11
kind of emotional decisions that wreck
18:13
most people's portfolios. That's why I
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live by these five tenants of principal
18:17
driven investing and our entire
18:20
community does as well. One, we're
18:21
investors, not speculators. This one
18:23
stops me from chasing hot stocks or
18:25
trying to time the market. Two, we're
18:27
not gamblers, we're business owners.
18:29
Every investment is a present value of
18:31
all its future cash flows. What that
18:33
means guys is that future cash flow is
18:35
going to happen because the business
18:37
performs. So what I pay for it today and
18:38
that cash flow in the future will really
18:41
determine the return of the company of
18:42
my investment not because the stock
18:45
price goes up and down. That'll happen
18:46
with those cash flows. Three, if we
18:48
don't understand it, we don't invest in
18:50
it. If I can't explain how a company
18:52
makes money or what it's going to make
18:54
in the future, I won't be able to say
18:55
how it's going to lose money. So I walk
18:57
away. Four, in the short run, stock
18:59
market's a voting machine. In the long
19:01
run, it's a weighing machine. Cisco,
19:02
short run, voting machine. Long run,
19:04
weighing machine. Like clockwork. And
19:07
the fifth and probably most important
19:09
one. A great story can become a bad
19:11
investment if you pay the wrong price.
19:14
These aren't just cute sayings. They're
19:17
a mindset that protects me. They protect
19:19
me from bubbles, from hype, from FOMO.
19:21
They help me think logically, not
19:23
emotionally. And that's exactly what
19:25
most investors never learn. See, most
19:26
people are obsessed with finding the
19:28
next big winner. You know what the best
19:30
investors do? They eliminate the losers
19:31
first. That's what we're doing here.
19:34
We're breaking things down. We're
19:36
separating story from substance, price
19:37
from value, because that's what
19:39
principal driven investing is all about.
19:40
Rational, valuebased decision-m. And
19:43
that's how you build real wealth. So
19:45
guys, those five tenants, great news. I
19:47
don't expect you to memorize all those.
19:50
I have a shortcut for you. A simple PDF
19:51
that lays them out in plain English. No
19:54
crazy jargon, just the exact rules I
19:56
follow to stay disciplined and avoid
19:58
emotional mistakes. This guide is your
20:01
cheat sheet. When prices are bouncing
20:03
around and emotions are high, pull the
20:04
PDF out, read through the principles,
20:06
remind yourself why you're here. Guys, I
20:08
do this every single day. Focus on price
20:10
versus value, not the daily nose. So,
20:11
click the link description below,
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download it, and start using it today.
20:16
And don't worry, we're not here to just
20:18
bash AI stocks and walk away. Stick with
20:20
me. Let's talk about what most investors
20:22
should actually do, especially if you
20:24
want to avoid the painful lessons that
20:27
come with chasing hype. First, let's be
20:29
clear. Keep dollar cost averaging. If
20:31
you invested in the QQQ at the peak of
20:33
2000 to today, you'd have seen an 80%
20:35
drop initially, and you still would have
20:38
made 14.5% per year on your money over a
20:39
25-y year period. That strategy still
20:42
works long term. If you've been
20:45
investing steadily into the broad market
20:46
ETFs like VO, don't stop just because
20:48
the market feels frothy. You need to
20:51
have that discipline when it's falling.
20:53
But here's the key. Be cautious about
20:54
putting extra money when valuations are
20:56
stretched. Just because the market is up
20:59
doesn't mean it's a great time to throw
21:00
in more than usual. This is the time to
21:02
be selective. If you've got extra cash
21:04
to invest, start looking at undervalued
21:05
individual companies. Companies with
21:08
strong balance sheets, consistent cash
21:09
flow, low debt, and ones that you can
21:11
figure out a reasonable amount of what
21:13
they'll make in the future. You've got
21:15
to use our stock analyzer tool to be
21:17
able to then say, "Here are my
21:19
assumptions about the future. What's the
21:20
company worth to me today? The best
21:22
opportunities are rarely popular. And
21:24
don't sleep on small cap stocks either.
21:26
Historically, small caps have
21:28
outperformed after big bull runs in
21:30
large tech. Why? Because markets rotate.
21:32
When the money comes out of small cap,
21:35
it goes to big large cap companies.
21:37
Those stocks fly high. These ones stay
21:39
low. What's hot eventually cools off and
21:41
what's ignored comes roaring back.
21:44
That's what most investors miss. It's
21:46
not about finding the next big thing.
21:47
It's about sticking to your principles
21:49
and paying a great price for a great
21:51
business. Now, let me level with you.
21:53
The AI bubble will probably burst at
21:56
some point. And it's super important to
21:58
get this knowledge of principal driven
22:01
investing and the skill to value stocks
22:02
before the market turns. In this next
22:05
video, I'm going to show you how we do
22:08
it so that you're prepared to act when
22:09
others are panicking. The video is
22:11
linked right on your screen. Don't miss
22:13
it. This is how you get ready for your
22:15
moment. Thank you for your time.
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