Nasdaq 100 faces a pullback greater than 50%, investor Dan Suzuki warns

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1. QQQ’s first close under some key averages in over a year is a bit concerning, 200 day hold will be key this week. If the 10 year breaks 2%, could see a deeper pullback.

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2. He’s forgetting that these stock that are being destroyed are the future of tech and many of them will 10 x in 5 years

   1. 85% overvalued

   2. They can crash for a year and come back up.

   3. You’re forgetting that they are speculative. Many are valued for the future already and we don’t know which companies will actually be successful or run efficiently. Many will not make it

   4. Time will tell, wize man say.

   5. Exactly. It is a great opportunity.

3. In summary, “I’m shorting the market, please sell out of fear so I make $$$.” This guy literally said “Its never too early to sell.” I’ll correct him, dollar cost average and dont give your shares away for cheap. The market has faced bigger scares and has always recovered stronger than before. Keep extra cash on the sideline for more dips.

   1. @Christian regarding what, exactly? My position is to continue DCA’ing while hedging my own position via options. What about that is incorrect? If you want to “rest your case”, come back to this in a year. Mine is a longterm strategy.

   2. @Mark A You said it was wrong of the guy saying it is never too early to sell. Seems like holding was the mistake here. Of course you’re going to make money in the long run. That’s how investing works. I’m just saying that you would have made a lot more if you hadn’t kept buying into a market correction. What kind of sense does that make? There’s a reason why people who actually beat the market are reducing their exposure right now, not continuing to buy. I’m sure your account is flashing red right now, and it’s only going to reduce your potential returns 10, 20 years down the road. If you want to burn cash during a 13% dip, then go ahead. You’re only helping me.

   3. @Mark A honestly it doesn’t matter. Good luck with your investments

   4. @Rich Gordon Of course, and then the market continues upward. There is always a wall of worry to climb, and it has climbed it over the last 100 years. This guy is trading market short, over a short period of time, so of course he’s gonna say “never too early to sell”, which is bs for long term inestors

   5. That’s what I’m saying!!! I’m not gona buy into fear… I believe my portfolio is good… Alot of red but it’s in good hands… As long as I dca I’ll be fine in 20 yrs… Lol I hold both ETFs and single stocks… I think I’m in good hands… 🤔

4. Big tech for half the price? That would be the opportunity of a life time. I can only wish for that. I doubt its gonna happen.

   1. it wont happen lol

   2. Amazon dropped 90% after tech bubble crashed

   3. @studio-aziz i know its fancy to repeat the dot com bubble. Its not the same today. Big tech is making billions. If big tech falls 90% due to an overreaction i would sell anything i got and invest in them to get rich later on. That would be absolutely awesome. Wont happen.

   4. @studio-aziz amazon was a speculative online book store bakc then… now they have AWS which is insanely profitable and growing fast

5. Love the enthusiasm here. Hope you guys are super enthusiastic when the rates increase and marker drops hard.

   1. But why would the market drop when interest rates go up? How does that affect retail investors
      It only affects investors who borrowed money to invest and did do with a variable rate

   2. You sound like a total amateur man. What do you think is getting priced in now with the selling that has been occurring with rates at 0 lol. Not to mention almost everything high p/e, which has been dropping for months.

   3. @Ferrari 360 Modena exactly. The market has priced in 4 rate hikes this year and 2-3 next year. Taking into effect inflation that is still a real negative interest rate environment.

   4. Rate hikes are priced in now.

   5. @Ferrari 360 Modena lol I guess their pricing it in more and more huh 🤔. Diamonds hands lad. Love the amateur comment lmao

6. “Its never too early to sell.” Do you sell your stock at a loss when you know it will go back at some time in the future ??

   1. If you think it’s going to fall further before going back up, yes

7. They should make these commentators disclose their positions before they speak.

   1. they don’t do that when the market is going up… can’t have it both ways

   2. 100% this guy has some short positions.

   3. On fast money they do. It gives the audience context and avoids that Bill Ackerman BS from two years ago.

   4. @Slimecrazy234 100%

8. Difference between now and during the Tech Bubbles is there are so much money pumped into the system. Sure, there will be correction coming, but not crash like 50%.

   1. Markets are extremely overvalued overall. Economic conditions aren’t normal at all. Stocks will correct a lot. Huge fiscal and monetary policy is to blame. A huge fiscal package was definitely needed but it had to be extremely targeted which it was not.

   2. @xxx s Already 20 percent, you think it’s over? Another 15% next week I bet

   3. @Clearanceman2 Nasdaq is down 15 pct from ATH,so at least 5 pct more

   4. @Sal Peralta Markets are not over valued, some of the stocks are. More than 50% of the stocks in Nasdaq have fallen 50% than their ATH

   5. Ah yes, the famous “this time it’s different”

9. Nasdaq down 10% and high p/e stocks have been dropping for months already. Nothing new to see yet so many people talking like this is just starting.

10. The way he just straight up calls for a 50% drop in the Nasdaq is nuts.

    1. He’s trying to cash in on all the options he’s placed. Speaking fear so he can profit.

    2. This guys are buying puts fear mongers, this tell me IMO this is the bottom 5% more Max at least on small caps, mega caps are overvalued that sure

    3. Yea this dude is on something

    4. He’s protecting his short position

    5. Is it though? Look how hard we’ve run the last 2 years…can’t continue like this. There will be a Bear market at some point.

11. He said that 50% of the market is in a bubble, not that the market would fall 50%. Here comes the Minsky Moment we’ve all been waiting for!

12. Mr. Suzuki is suggesting we time the market? OMG I thought they said we cannot time the markets. I’m getting ready to panic BUY more soon

13. Anytime someone instills emotional fear in you when they talk you should be weary of what they’re saying and wonder what they have to gain by getting you scared

14. He said the same thing on 3/11/2019. “Don’t chase tech here, recommends top strategist Dan Suzuki”

    1. This dude SUCKS. Thanks for posting his previous comments because I’ve seen it very often from Danny boy.

15. It really depends on the stocks, if you say on average it’s going to drop like 20% in my experience some stocks will do way worse than 20% especially the ones that are overvalued. then again 50% on average seems extreme but during 9/11 it’s pretty much collapsed beyond 50% over time.

16. Let’s not forget that the biggest payouts in the markets don’t come from great performances but rather it’s great promotions. Stay invested, diversification for streams of incomes is very important

    1. Yeah, loose 80%

    2. @Daniel Jamal Probably not this time. Don’t fight the Fed. Unless there’s a Fed policy change, hedge funds will keep selling.

    3. Apple and Microsoft all you need

    4. @J T Let’s wait and see their earnings reports. If they disappoint us again like Neflix, they’re going to bring down the entire market. We might see the dot come bubble burst 2.0. I’m a little scared because I’m not fully out of the market now.

    5. @បេះដូង not even will never be like Netflix first of all the PE is way to high apple and Microsoft PE is already low for great companies. And will never have 2000 happen now tech is our lives we will not survive without tech all a scam will be at ATHs again February will recover

17. The media needs to ask for position disclosure on these interviews so we can determine whether there is a positioning bias. If Bernstein is shorting tech and Nasdaq, shouldn’t we know so we can determine how much of that is hope vs reality?

18. Yeh, the best advice to give to us retail investors is that we should attempt to time the market and sell when we feel like there’s going to be a drop. Just because most experts can’t do this successfully doesn’t mean that we can’t.

19. I love how they’re telling you to sell now, but the smart play would have been selling or at least not buying last year when they were busy singing the praises of the market, especially tech and growth stocks.

20. I have been trading for about 6 months now and just about every trade slaps me in my face. Nearly impossible for me to catch more than a few points . I try to do top down analysis and MTF analysis, but it doesn’t work for me . I say to myself, clearly I’m in the 90% that lose money, so I open a demo account, do my analysis, then take the opposite of what I would normally take(I know, it sounds stupid but I was desperate) and get the same result. I’m starting to feel hopeless, any advice for a struggling trader?

    1. @Amir betts

    2. Buy Tesla and hold. Saves you lots of time.

    3. @Thomas Edwards what happens if Tesla gets to a peak and goes sideways for 10 years? What would you do then?

    4. @steamroller82 Tesla is very far from its peak even near term imo. They will be matching Apple’s profits and margins in next 3 years. Look at their pace of innovation compared to literally any other company. As long as Tesla keeps smashing expectations i will keep hodling. Buying loads now.

    5. If you’re young buy and don’t sell for 40 years.

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