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Jack Bogle What Can Happen in OVERVALUED 2024 Market

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Market will keep going up even if the economy is going down and standards of living are decreasing because the tyranny of the majority will never allow a big crash to happen, its really unpopular Market valuations are no longer a reliable indicator of how the economy is doing
Comment from : @ArnoldFreeman-n9g

Even though the S&P500 went up like 30 in 2024 I got nothing from it because I kept getting and getting out I just ended up break even What a fail! LOlbrbr“Never get out of the market” - Jack Bogle
Comment from : @ArnoldFreeman-n9g

Same thing is playing out now, the stock market is currently filled with both overvaluation due to rapid gains and strong economic fundamentals justifying high valuations Raises concern for my $600,000 portfolio going 8 up and 20 down So is it better to hold on or sell off positions to hold cash?
Comment from : @RobbieNixon-d1w

One of the most brillian investing advice i have ever gotten on youtube came from watching an interview with JULIANNE IWERSEN NIEMANN and John Bogle Indeed, A solid investment strategy is like a well-planted tree, it can withstand storms and still grow strong
Comment from : @BaffySchenck

The amount of scambots in EVERY SINGLE investing video is mind boggling
Comment from : @fedvvvv

Yay tariffs!
Comment from : @RealMuperSan

Overall, great video However, overvaluation did not create the 2008 crash Well documented corruption caused it That isn’t even in question anymore
Comment from : @SimLife_Junkie

Why would you put your money in the SP500 when it's expected to earn 4-5? That's what money markets are paying?
Comment from : @andrewrussell6806

Would it be silly to only have investment in the S&P 500 and to keep putting all your money invested into that? If you can’t tell, I’m risk averse
Comment from : @fabianmoss124

well made!
Comment from : @cesarchavarria6644

I don't see how you can predict future market returns without evaluating the effect of technological innovation Who could have predicted returns in the 1980s and 1990s without a knowledge of how the computer revolution would change society and the economy?
Comment from : @vinhandle

Shit happens This too shall pass
Comment from : @CubaLibre69

Very annoying music
Comment from : @johnscott2964

Mr Bogle died in January 2019 Quit recycling this and saying it's 2024 advice
Comment from : @paulaallen4106

So🤔 60 MAGS 40 WMT
Comment from : @earlwilliams5473

Music is too distracting
Comment from : @kingneptunesparrot3383

Very misleading use of the Bogle video If you want to make a video about that talk, it should be about the fact that even the greats can’t predict the market I suggest taking you video down or editing it for accuracy
Comment from : @ahb226

I panic sold everything including indexes when I was younger in my 20's in 2019 and 2021 well sorta to buy my first house also I would've been up 2x if I held my 2019 portfolio
Comment from : @jimmylee1408

If you are elderly over 65you have no business being in the stock marketZERO
Comment from : @johnemanuele8695

Repost the video without stupid music and I'll watch it
Comment from : @LGM2000x

I think youtube should have time stamp for all videos
Comment from : @dancingnachos3634

Investing successfully demands hard work and mental discipline, buying in times of panic, selling during euphoria, and staying patient through boredom It is less about intelligence and more about temperament, with emotional control making up 95 percent of the process
Comment from : @GhanYt

Even though markets are overpriced, maintaining discipline is essential For the long run, I'm holding high-quality equities like NVIDIA and concentrating on diversified index funds Although corrections are unavoidable, if you're patient, they can offer fantastic purchasing chances
Comment from : @LesterHess-t1x

you should probably understand a little bit about the passive bid -- look up Mike Green
Comment from : @michaeloconnor6683

The S&P has returned 752 or 15 per year since 2009! 🤷‍♂️ just sayin
Comment from : @PJBHolden

People try to predict the economy not realizing it is not a capitalistic market, its a command economy, central planning! my concern is, instead of having much dollar in bank that could lose value to inflation, do I save in gold to reserve and grow wealth for now, or just hang on?
Comment from : @jeffDwyer1

Markets may be overvalued, but staying disciplined is key I’m focusing on diversified index funds and holding quality stocks like NVIDIA for the long term Corrections are inevitable, but they can present great buying opportunities if you’re patient
Comment from : @auboisdaline

stocks in the 80s were cheap because the barrier to entry was infinitely higher the it is today The ability to buy stocks on my phone or automatically each pay check, means the world is much more invested Blind passive investing and algos have changed the game to make much of the historical data less relative
Comment from : @Cr1mson_Ghost

The talk at the beginning of this video is a perfect example of, “Overpriced is not the same as ‘going down tomorrow’” Since this session in November 2017, the S&P 500 is up more than 140 — an annualised return of about 145 in the seven years since this panel session
Comment from : @ScottBrooks-Imagennix

Dot Com crash when tech stocks returned to their true value, now over priced again
Comment from : @jackgoldman1

eh I was advising people during the 90s/2000 early tech bubble that the companies were crap Todays tech and industrials etc are definitely in the early innings as the world shifts
Comment from : @karenandrews4534

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for
Comment from : @temmyolarewaju9371

Warren Buffett clearly doesn't agree Selling stock like a Motherah
Comment from : @MaxamillianStudio

Our retirement IRA of stocks and bonds has grown so much we decided to protect our money by transferring all of it into money markets earning 474 until Trump's effect on the economy (with tariffs, deportation and tax cuts for the rich) are realized If the market collapses we will jump back in 👍
Comment from : @Broncofan-4life

The market returns so far have NOT been meager as Bogle predicted Quite the opposite in the last 15 years
Comment from : @BangNguyen-ux4ie

"Stay the markets" Best Bogel advice Bought 25k of market in 1989 Bought house for 100k 2024 house worth 375k Stocks 400kstocks required no maintenance Set it an forget it
Comment from : @oceansunsetak

BS, Trump's erratic unhinged behaviors will cause a full collapse, so enjoy your market now
Comment from : @alexi2460

A lot of good advice from the great investor Jack Bogle who we all owe a great deal for teaching us about low cost index investingbrbrBut this video is deceiving because it is posted in 2024, five years after Bogle died During which time the market has continued to have multiple expansion and all time highs despite the problems of Covid and Biden inflation crisesbrbrPlease always make clear the date of the interview as well as the date of the post, even better to put some comments about current state of market at time of interview and time of post Your viewers AND Mr Bogle deserve this
Comment from : @yt551217

Audio is really distractive and annoyingi quit half way through
Comment from : @TestUserTestUser-yc5vm

Inflation has eaten your returns Buy real estate and reap the returns INVEST IN YOUR SELF NOT THE MARKETS
Comment from : @frankkeel8410

Bogle died in early 2019, so his comments do not apply to this market
Comment from : @jackbailey7037

What sets top investors apart from the rest? I've got $385K in equity from a home sale and I'm unsure whether to put it into stocks or wait for a more favorable market condition
Comment from : @annajosorio

I got clarity in the first few seconds of the video Thanks
Comment from : @BreadOmelette

I didn't see in the notes when this interview took place brI'm guessing around 2014 or 2015
Comment from : @ronschultz1977

The stock market is more volatile than ever recently went "all in" and bought up $150k worth of ETF's & individual stocks, my aim is to take advantage of this S&P 500 downtrend, what could be accurate predictions moving forward?
Comment from : @Madridstrat

I've just begun learning about value investing, and I've found that many good stocks are undervalued despite their intrinsic value If you had quarter of a million to create a strong portfolio, which stocks would you choose for better returns?
Comment from : @RobbStonee

Jack Bogle ( RIP) passed in 2019
Comment from : @wizerulz

Isn’t Jack Bogle deceased?
Comment from : @ababaa8116

Don't worry what the market is doing Worry about what the companies you own are doing
Comment from : @HughButler-lb6zs

Market isn't overvalued In fact the opposite is true Why? Because apps make it easier than ever to invest and more people enter the market everyday
Comment from : @r1pperuk

Old advice
Comment from : @LuisluigiTexas

I'm banking on the market gains Put the money in a S&P index fund and leave it alone! When the market dips add more to your fund It's not rocket science My fund growth is greater than my annual income Don't let the stock geeks scare you away by complicating things
Comment from : @usnchief1339

I actually believe, overvalued companies in a market-weighted index distort the index Conversely, real companies in real businesses will have favorable financial statements or ugly statements As I see it some companies in the stratosphere have ugly financial statements and should not be acquired However, by indexing using a market-weighted index, you buy more as a percent, of the well-known but ugly stocks, some of the truly hopeless stocks, and some which actually do present honest value It is this few I want to own
Comment from : @robertjones-iv7wq

What year was this interview?
Comment from : @ocvegasproperty

excellent
Comment from : @VasudevaNaidu

Great video
Comment from : @fabioquintana7148

The music in the back sucks as much as the bots in comments
Comment from : @valvodka

Markets at all time highs make me nervous Heavily backing SCHD right now But I’m still open to buying more because some brilliant companies seem at good prices What’s everyone’s thoughts?
Comment from : @Raymondcraw1967RaymondCrawley

DCA no matter what
Comment from : @imdoc7872

Since the advent of QE, the market isn't allowed to correct from over valuation
Comment from : @buzzcrushtrendkill

Creating wealth entails establishing positive routines, I had only $78k to my name at 42 when I first woke up to this reality I chose the stock market as a medium of growth, got an excellent financial advisor and Never made alone decision yesterday
Comment from : @KentBrono

Working with professionals who have expertise and experience in the market can provide valuable insights and guidance to navigate volatile times Thanks jack
Comment from : @benjamineprg4249

Problem is that bonds have moved in sync with stocks in recent years so have not provided the diversification that one needs to offset drops in the stock market
Comment from : @timb8230

Bonds being stable my ass!! What about 2021 when bond took a giant shit and still haven’t returned?
Comment from : @crsp76691

I like etfs🤷🏾‍♀️
Comment from : @toyarj37

Love the music crank it up
Comment from : @buzzk8305

I followed Jack Bogle the last decade, but I wanted to hear Tae's opinion on this as well Currently retired and I have most of my 401k contributions of 200K going into small cap and utility funds, because these seem to be at a "discount" right nowI'm hoping this is a valid thought process?
Comment from : @williamyejun8508

And this interviewed was when?
Comment from : @jp8154

Music is disturbing, distracting and completely unnecessary, too bad, things are being said that deserve much more respect
Comment from : @eye7635

stop buying ,der
Comment from : @tecomaman

The music track is is annoying, I can’t understand the words of Mr Bogle for it Guess what I clicked on the video for (hint, it wasn’t the music)
Comment from : @earnmyturns6305

Be succinct!
Comment from : @2cartalkers

just invest in Costco, McDonald, Walmart, procter and gamble, Home Depot, Lowe’s, and Johnson and Johnson and be just fine through the downs and ups Right?brbrEdit: and many more companies out there that will take a minor hit but nothing major
Comment from : @Krakengaming

Jack's 4 forward prediction did not come true Even today, the 10 year return on the S&P is 12
Comment from : @mikeflair6800

Background elevator music is ridiculous Think you should pump up the volume a bit;
Comment from : @ulix4

If Harris gets in time to be 100 cash
Comment from : @splod44

Please fire whoever convinced you that you needed background music It adds nothing and is sometimes distracting I couldn’t finish and bailed out
Comment from : @gstlb

I wonder what year this conversation took place?
Comment from : @rosavallejo4211

No one predicts the future with clarity Bogel included I do agree with index funds and balance with bonds We are 60 40 and use futures too Our safety net is what is called Stop 45 So far it has worked
Comment from : @2023Red

Markets look like 2015-16 Probably going back to all time highs, but will probably go sideways until fed signals rate cut, Recently sold 25 of my $285k portfolio comprising of plummeting stocks that were recommended by certain financial YouTubers, quite devastating!
Comment from : @LizaPhilips

Never never never out of market
Comment from : @AshfaqueAminSahito

Your music scoring is a complete fail I'm gone Why do content creators not understand how bad this is?
Comment from : @notyetjp

When discussing such an important topic, background music is not necessary at all
Comment from : @sd8477

Please cut the background music track! Sheeesh! brOtherwise excellent information by a groundbreaker
Comment from : @OuttaHere7

Read the Bible
Comment from : @davidblick2192

Pls remove the music do that we can focus on the content and not be so distracted
Comment from : @neodro4831

Didn’t Jack Bogle die in 2019? While his comments in general may be apt, I don’t see how a view on the market in 2024 can be ascribed to him in the way this video presents
Comment from : @richardpaul1678