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Harry Dent Says Greatest Stock Market Crash Coming in Q1 2022

Fed beginning to raise interest rates will promulgate the topping of this market

The economy is in a bubble, and “you will see a 40-50% crash in the first two and a half months,” following that bubble bursting, says Harry Dent, founder of HS Dent and editor of HS Dent Forecast.

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The economy is in a bubble, and “you will see a 40-50% crash in the first two and a half months,” following that bubble bursting, says Harry Dent, founder of HS Dent and editor of HS Dent Forecast. The initiation of the Fed beginning to raise interest rates will promulgate the topping of this market, he tells our Daniela Cambone in this edition of Outlook 2022: The Tipping Point. Dent believes we are near peak inflation levels, and says, “as soon as we come out of this downturn, you will not see inflation over a couple percent for the rest of my lifetime.” Dent examines all of the leading indicators of what he calls building towards a crash, and “would be extremely surprised if we don’t get that first crash starting in Q1.”

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hi this is daniela cambone and welcome
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back to
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stansberryinvestor.com and to our
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outlook 2022 the tipping point our
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series continues with more incredible
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guests and joining me today is a man
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who’s known as being the contrarian’s
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contrarian and he does not come with
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very good news for 2022 saying that we
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will experience the biggest stock market
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crash of our lifetime please welcome
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back to the show harry dent he is the
01:33
founder of hs dan he’s also the editor
01:36
of ahrefs dent forecast harry uh good to
01:38
see you again welcome back
01:40
yeah nice to be back
01:42
we got a lot of ground to cover and you
01:44
know where i’m gonna go first uh you
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don’t come with a lot of good news for
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2022 saying that we will see the biggest
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stock market crash of our lifetime we’re
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going to talk cryptos you also don’t
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have good news for those for the crypto
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space but first the stock market harry
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my question to you is
02:02
look you’ve been calling for this crash
02:04
for for quite a long time in 2021 you
02:06
were looking for it to happen in april
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then in june so i have to start with
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this
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you’ve been wrong on those calls why are
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you certain now
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okay
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it’s as simple as this there we’re in a
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in what i call the orgasmic phase of
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this bubble that’s just been building
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and building people have to realize
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since 2007 and i called that one 20
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years before it happened late 2007 baby
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boomers peaked in their spending we had
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a peak in the stock market in late 2007
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and we went into the first deep
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recession since the early 80s in the
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early 30s okay the great depression and
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that’s when the the federal reserve and
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central bank just went nuts we had
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printed more money in the last year and
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a half or so than all of the printing
02:47
before this and even you know since 2008
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and nine i mean just years and years of
02:52
this so they keep doing exponentially
02:54
more so they’re just desperately keeping
02:56
this bubble going and when you get in
02:58
this phase there’s no way to say oh it’s
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gonna happen this day or this month i
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mean i was able to predict the 2007 top
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because i could precisely determine
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within several months when the baby boom
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was going to peak and momentum was going
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to turn out but this this is just a
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bubble’s going to go until it burst i’m
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now looking literally at more at chart
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patterns and things like that to see
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when this bubble looks like it’s going
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to pop and this looks like one of the
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times right here in december where at
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the top if not that it’ll be early next
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year after that i’m going gonna be
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shocked if we do not see a downturn so
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it’s at the point where to me this is
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such an extreme bubble if you’re hanging
03:39
in there to say well well maybe it goes
03:41
another three or four or five months i’m
03:43
like get out
03:44
what my research does show a hundred
03:47
percent is that when a bubble like this
03:49
burst you’re gonna see 40 to 50 percent
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crash in the first two two and a half
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months and and if you sit and wait for
03:56
that it’ll happen before you’re ready
03:58
and then you’ll panic when that happens
04:00
and then it’ll bounce and then you’ll
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look like a double idiot so this is very
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tricky
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and i think baron rothschild the late
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the richest man of the 1800s in europe
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said what is the secret to my success i
04:12
always got out a bit early okay that’s
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what i say be be on the early side and
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and this is already way later than this
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thing should have gone but the
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governments are exponentially somewhat
04:25
now for the first time with the economy
04:28
only coming back in recent months it was
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declining in the second third quarter
04:32
okay after all that stimulus it was
04:34
declining well it finally came back uh
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with this you know
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recent stimulus okay
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this has put them in a bind they now
04:43
have almost seven percent inflation and
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the next report’s probably going to be
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higher in december we’re going to get
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that january 12th
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and the economy is suddenly gotten
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strong it was weak now so they have to
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tighten i what i’m telling people
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danielle when you have an economy that’s
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now been stimulated for 12 years against
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fundamental demographics against slowing
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even technology all my cycles are
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slowing at this point and most of them
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for years it will not take much to prick
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this bubble that’s what i’m saying so
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just them saying we’re going to have to
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taper and just starting they’re already
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cutting 30 billion a month in in buying
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bonds and they’re supposed to finish
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tapering that and then raise interest
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rates by march you’re going to get a top
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in here by early next year i say it
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looks like it’s happening now that’s all
05:29
but but i cannot i cannot be accurate at
05:32
this stage on it precisely
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so
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and just to go back to the timing i get
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it you know i’ve said the same thing to
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robert kiyosaki
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you know it takes it’s hard to stick
05:43
your neck out with a certain call
05:46
but why do you think the mark was missed
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on your original forecast of april and
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june what happens i think they just they
05:53
just keep pumping it up and the markets
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keep buying i mean at this stage
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the market will only go down when
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something triggers that’s big enough or
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the last person gets in the stock market
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and and
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you know it’s hard to tell which of
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those
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uh but i i think what what typically
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happens danielle and this has been every
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top in this you know boom since the
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early 80s when the stocks markets go up
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for about a decade usually they usually
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get pricked when the interest rates
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inflation starts to rise late in the
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boom and the bond range that you know
06:25
the bond rates go up now the big thing
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right now which is extremely unusual we
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have 6.8 percent inflation and rising
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and the 10-year treasury bond is
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yielding 1.4 percent
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you know that’s like a negative yield of
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six seven percent so
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that i think the treasury bond may what
06:43
may be if it keeps edging up that that
06:45
could be the trigger but but we’re just
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way beyond uh this thing harry let me
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ask you because that that is the concern
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right that when the fed would start
06:54
tightening what impact would that have
06:56
on the stock market but the fed knows
06:58
this right so
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won’t they do everything in their power
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to avoid a stock market correction that
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this is what they’ve been working so
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hard to avoid they’ve been pumping
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pumping pumping
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why would they just put their guard down
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why would they got a number gotta
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remember there’s a lagging everything
07:14
monetary policy lags about eight and now
07:16
it starts but it lags about 18 months in
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its real effect and so they’ve been
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forced to to start to taper off what i’m
07:24
keep telling people you gotta understand
07:26
addictions you gotta understand bubbles
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they’re both the same thing something
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blows up it takes exponentially more
07:31
keeping a bubble or an addiction going
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and all it takes is just just pulling
07:36
back you don’t have to stop the stimulus
07:39
just less stimulus and then no stimulus
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is all it takes at some point so it’s
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just a matter
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and so so now they’re forced to get a
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little more tight well if they’re going
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to decide if they pull back and
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immediately get easing quickly it’s
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going to look like they’re panicking so
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now that they’re in a tightening mode
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slowly it’s going to take them a little
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while to respond and go the other way
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and in that time again remember what i
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said at the beginning two to three
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months every major bubble burst has
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happened within three years and it’s
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been from 42
08:08
to 50 percent in my calculations on this
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one that’s been so stretched is it’s
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going to be 54
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the first crash if that first crash
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happens if they just slip that long
08:19
people will lose confidence in this
08:21
market imagine if the s p dropped you
08:24
know 54
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in two months you think anybody believe
08:28
oh well they’ll just print money again
08:29
it’ll come back you will not see the
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market come back if it crashes that much
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i will almost guarantee you that are
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there certain sectors that will be saved
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or where do you see the ones getting hit
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hardest
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well yeah yeah obviously it’s the small
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caps are already the small caps are
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about if they break 2100 that’s gonna be
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my first signal this really is a top and
08:50
we’re about 50 points from that today
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okay a couple percent uh the small caps
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lead and of course the tech stocks
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follow those would be the ones hit the
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most if you get you know health care and
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defensive nations and and consumer
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staples of course those are going to
09:04
hold up better but in a stock crash like
09:07
this after a major bubble everything
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will go down including utilities it’s
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just those sectors will go down 40 or 50
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and then the leading sectors will go
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down 70 80 90. so so that’s the
09:20
difference there is no safe place to
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hide the only place to hide which was
09:25
proven in 2008 and it wasn’t gold gold
09:27
went down 40 50 in the worst of that
09:30
crash it was the u.s 10 and 30-year
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treasury bonds and the u.s dollar that
09:36
bounced in that crash in late 2008 when
09:39
is that at worst that was the safe haven
09:41
that’s what i’m telling people to do
09:42
getting treasury bonds i’d even wait
09:44
here to let inflation get a little
09:45
higher maybe wait until early january
09:48
then get in these treasury bonds and
09:50
just sit there and whether the crash
09:52
happens now or a couple months from now
09:54
when it does it’s going to come like a
09:56
freight train that’s what history says
09:59
two things i really want to bring up you
10:00
mentioned inflation let’s go there first
10:02
i just had jim records on who thinks
10:04
we’ve already hit peak inflation the
10:06
worst is behind us of course i’ve had
10:08
other experts on who think it’s just
10:09
going to keep uh running uh where do you
10:12
where do you sit with it
10:14
well i’m in between on that one i have
10:16
the best inflation indicator in the
10:18
world workforce growth nobody no
10:20
economist would think about that
10:22
incorporating young people in the
10:24
workforce takes things you know
10:25
investment in computers and trainings
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and offices all this sort of stuff
10:28
that’s the biggest correlated with
10:30
inflation over time inflation has been
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falling since 1980 right with my
10:34
indicator it should be two percent today
10:37
and what’s it at 6.8 we’ll count call
10:40
that 4.8 percent inflation created
10:42
entirely out of the recent stimulus so
10:44
that’s what the stimulus has done
10:46
as soon as we have a slowdown in the
10:48
economy or they stop stimulating i agree
10:50
inflation’s going to fall off we could
10:52
be at peak now or soon would i be i
10:55
guess more like with jim but it’s going
10:57
to take a drop in the economy to stop if
10:59
the economy does not slow down we do not
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have this downturn then inflation is
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likely to edge up at least for a little
11:06
while so but but inflation’s already up
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way more than it should be because of
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stimulus so
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uh and then and the stimulus is no
11:15
longer escalating they’re looking at
11:16
tapering it so i say yeah we’re probably
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near peak inflation and it should go
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down to zero or negative and then when
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it when we come out of this downturn you
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are not going to see inflation over a
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couple percent for the rest of my
11:30
lifetime and most of the people
11:31
listening this almost guaranteed
11:33
workforce growth is going to be damn
11:35
near zero as we go into the future for
11:37
the u.s and in europe in japan and and
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the eastern asian countries developed
11:43
are worse so inflation is gone forever
11:46
stagnation
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well no no the 70s was stagflation
11:50
because the baby boomers were ending the
11:52
workforce you have to remember we
11:54
weren’t printing money in the 70s we
11:56
were running deficits but governments
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are going to run deficits when costs are
11:59
going up and you’re having recessions so
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from the late 60s to the early 80s it
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was an inflationary recessionary economy
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that’s called the the uh the summer
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season okay in in my long-term thing
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that’s what would you expect to happen
12:14
this is not that this is temporary
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inflation that is not going to last past
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as soon as the economy slows down and
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it’s not going to come back when we get
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out of it so you won’t see inflation at
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seven percent a couple years from now
12:28
we’ll know will a recession be triggered
12:31
yeah well again what tends to trigger
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recessions and stock market crashes
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after a really good boom like this is
12:39
that inflation starts rising from over
12:41
capacity and overstimulation all this
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stuff and then that triggers you know
12:45
slowing the economy that triggered stock
12:47
markets to crash and then that builds
12:49
and that’s what and then that washes out
12:52
inflation brings high unemployment lower
12:54
spending and that brings inflation down
12:58
yeah to this point let’s let’s talk
13:00
politics a second here joe manchin um
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you know putting a dent no pun intended
13:05
and uh
13:06
in biden’s uh buildback better plan your
13:08
thoughts there
13:10
yeah well i mean again look at what they
13:14
i’ve got 4.9 trillion in monetary
13:17
standards now they’re talking trillions
13:18
of dollars in infrastructure
13:20
this is the biggest overreaction in
13:23
history they’ve been stimulating now for
13:25
a decade 12 years which would also tell
13:28
you if an economy takes non-stop money
13:30
printing and now endless fiscal stimulus
13:33
just to grow at a couple percent then
13:35
the economy without it would be in a
13:37
recession so that that should be obvious
13:39
to people people don’t think that way
13:41
why has the economy see when we went and
13:44
came out of the you know in late 2008
13:45
early 2009 they printed the first
13:47
trillion
13:48
if that would have just been a normal
13:50
little monetary correction a little
13:52
rebalancing and it hadn’t been a big
13:54
demographic downturn and all that sort
13:56
of stuff we would have come out of it it
13:58
wouldn’t take 12 years of non-stop
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stimulus to keep a dead
14:03
name dead economy going that’s what
14:05
we’ve been living in a dead economy
14:08
when we have this recession we’ll wipe
14:10
out all the excess money and all the
14:12
excess debt that’s what recessions do
14:14
make everything more productive and by
14:17
the time we get out of this recession we
14:19
will have fundamental uptrends again
14:21
because the millennial generation is
14:22
going to have their boom from 2024 to
14:26
2037 something i’ve been predicting
14:28
forever that’s right in the demographics
14:30
that’s not something that changes so we
14:33
have to clear this out otherwise we’re
14:35
dooming the baby boomers are dooming the
14:37
millennials with our debt bubble and our
14:40
financial asset bubbles which are all
14:42
have to get washed out because they’re
14:44
not real
14:46
in your forecast um
14:49
how much is the new variant weighing on
14:52
uh the stock market correction did you
14:54
calculate that into your forecast here
14:57
well again that’s another short-term
14:58
thing just like coba yes that i’d say
15:00
that’s one of the triggers that that’s
15:03
that’s you know hurting this endless
15:05
stock market advancing with printing
15:07
ever more money okay but it’s also
15:09
the government the fed sees this and
15:11
says oh my god we got through coven now
15:13
we got this new variant so that’s you
15:15
know that’s what’s keeping them from
15:16
saying well we were going to taper but
15:18
you know they’re going to keep back
15:20
pedaling here but but again i’m just
15:22
waiting for that first crash the only
15:24
thing you can do if that first crash i
15:27
say will be so violent that that people
15:30
will finally get what they’ve already
15:32
thought in the back of their head oh you
15:34
really can’t live on just printing money
15:37
we’ve been living on printed money since
15:39
late 2007 when we went to 2008 downturn
15:43
why for very good reason because the
15:45
biggest generation of history finally
15:47
peaked in spending and the end the down
15:49
and the trends have been low since we
15:52
have been living a hundred and twenty
15:54
percent on money going in the economy
15:57
ultra low interest rate rates a third
16:00
ten year treasury bond of one point four
16:02
percent with seven percent inflation you
16:04
think we would have that without all
16:06
this manipulation and money bring this
16:07
is a totally artificial economy which
16:10
means when it blows it’s going to blow
16:12
even harder it’s not even real i
16:14
understand you don’t want to pin
16:15
yourself to another month
16:17
but if i had to say when does the first
16:20
tranche of the crash happen is it q1 q2
16:22
q3 any indication i i think q1 is that i
16:26
think between now and january uh is the
16:29
most likely time for the i think it may
16:31
have peaked in november 22nd okay
16:33
because i’ve been tracing stock markets
16:35
different sectors here and around the
16:37
world you know almost everything is
16:39
already peaked except for the nasdaq and
16:41
the s p that’s the only thing small caps
16:43
are down 13 14
16:45
a lot of countries have been down for
16:47
months
16:48
emerging markets have been down for over
16:50
a year the bond market peaked a year and
16:52
a half again the corporate bond market
16:54
these are all leading indicators that
16:56
say we’re building towards a crash and
16:58
like i say
16:59
it it’s hard to predict when does happen
17:01
it’s possible november 22nd was the peak
17:04
we could also get a peak sometime in the
17:06
first quarter i’d be extremely surprised
17:08
at this point if we don’t peak and get
17:10
that first crash starting in the first
17:13
quarter if it goes past then i’m just
17:15
gonna be like i don’t know what to say i
17:17
mean literally there’s a point where you
17:18
have to say i don’t know what to say
17:19
because this has never happened no
17:22
governments have never fought
17:24
a bubble like this or boom which they
17:27
created this bubble would not have
17:28
happened without government the 2007
17:31
2000 2007 bubbles those were more
17:33
natural this is totally artificial so
17:37
you have that
17:38
you would retire if the crash didn’t
17:40
happen i know i i yeah i am considering
17:43
uh retiring i wouldn’t retire from my
17:45
research but i would consider saying you
17:47
know i don’t know if i’m going to write
17:48
a newsletter anymore you know i’d have
17:50
to go at least a year if i did that but
17:52
yeah i have considered that
17:54
well i’ve said if we can go all the way
17:56
through the end of 2022 and not see this
17:59
crash start then i would say yes i don’t
18:02
have much to say about the economy
18:03
anymore it’s still a bubble still got to
18:05
blow but then i have like i have no idea
18:07
if it can last that long i say the odds
18:10
are 90 it does not make it that long
18:12
without this first crash setting let’s
18:15
talk more bad news before there are
18:17
there is good news coming from harry
18:18
dent so stay tuned folks hold on oh yeah
18:20
hold on hold on we’ll get there
18:22
but first cryptos
18:23
you actually think cryptos you know
18:26
should we have the stock market crash
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will get hit even harder
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than the stocks
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yes and and let me tell you something
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that’s a good sign you know what i’m
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parroting the cryptos on today on the
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dot-coms amazon came at the end of that
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bubble that wasn’t the bubble the
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amazon.com bubble it was an internet it
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was a broad internet and tech bubble
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the dot-coms came in the last few years
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and started to roar just like the
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cryptos here the end of this bubble and
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then burst amazon went down 95 and the
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internet index went down 96
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i call it the baby bubble new sectors
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emerge the smart people say oh this is
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the next big thing and i am on that
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train i am a crypto i call it pc’s
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internet crypto the three big stages of
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technology this is the next big thing
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but i’ve studied these big things they
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have a baby bubble the most extreme
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crash then they have the daddy bubble
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okay it lasts much longer so i’m saying
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crypto will crash more than the stock
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market 95 96 something like that stock
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market 87
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and guess what will be the best buy out
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of this i’m not going to buy a t and t
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or ibm i’m gonna buy freaking bitcoin
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and ethereum and cardano whoever solana
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whoever survives this thing you know
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there’s nine thousand coins some people
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say there’s 14 this is crazy
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typical of a baby bug you would step in
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and buy oh
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this i’d say it’d be the buy of a
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lifetime not just to buy this next crash
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which will be the largest in our
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lifetime if i’m right but to
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particularly buy the crypto sector
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because it is the leading edge better
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than biotech better than other sectors
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and that’s all part of it too and
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nanotechnology buy the crypto sector
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will be the best buy
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roaring in how long should a crash
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happen on the cryptos yeah okay so so
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they’ll probably be the first to bottom
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maybe you know 2021 and i mean 22 it’s a
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late 22 instead of 23 for most stock and
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i say the next boom will come from 2024
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to
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2036.37 and that’s right about
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parallel to 20-year lag uh the cryptos
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may go a little longer than that but it
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i call the crypto movement a 20-year lag
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on the internet and the internet did the
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same thing remember baby bubble crashed
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96
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and then internet went to 30 went up 600
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times up 600 times in 12 years that’s
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what i’m talking about so that’s bullish
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you couldn’t get more bullish than that
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help me understand this from an
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economist point of view okay really help
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me here because i’ve heard this
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narrative before oh the comparisons to
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dot com but they’re not built the same
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way so why is there this conviction that
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the crypto will have the same historical
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patterns as the dot-com okay okay what
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what the internet did before in the
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dot-com it allowed reta it allowed um
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information to become mass uh you know
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accessible and it allowed retail to
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expand online okay
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what what crypto does what the next boom
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is is finance crypto is the digitization
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here’s the best definition in one
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sentence the digitization of all
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financial assets and money
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that’s what this rebels so the reason
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that it’s the next big thing if it was
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just internet 2 it wouldn’t be another
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big thing it is going to do what
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internet did for everything else for the
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whole my financial assets and money and
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wealth sector so that’s what’s different
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about you got to be different to be the
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next big thing but you have to build on
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the last big thing so that’s why i i’ve
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been sold on crypto from the beginning
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once i heard a guy spoke at one of our
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conferences marcusco and he gave that
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definition and then i got it yeah i like
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that’s a big deal yeah i i didn’t think
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you’d buy or ever buy into crypto so i’m
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interested to hear that
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oh absolutely i i’m saying that is the
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number one sector i’m gonna be saying
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whatever survive and you have to look at
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what survives in a shakeout okay
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general motors basically came out of
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that shakeout and kicked ford’s ass who
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came in leading so something else made
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but you see who shakes out and does the
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best and holds up the best and starts to
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lead the crypto sector should be the
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number one high return sector to invest
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in coming out of this and guess what
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that’s the opposite of what you’d expect
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that it crashes the hardest you buy
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whatever crashes the hardest that still
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has the fundamentals because again i’m
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putting it on a 20-year lag to the
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internet stock so if you’d have bought
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ammo i’m saying buying crypto in 2023
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would be like buying amazon for six
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dollars a share in late 2021 in the last
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crash
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after going down 95 percent that’s what
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i’m saying it’s that cliff went on
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that’s also bearish on bitcoin on last
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week and i think it’s you know
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interesting if we if we if we listen to
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you guys for those who have bitcoin
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holdings or ethereum whatever they’re
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probably looking or listening to this
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now thinking you know what do i do here
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do i get out now and then come back in
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but absolutely okay if something you
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know stock markets and financial
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20 corrections happen all the time in
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bull markets occasionally put 50 if you
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have a cobit or something this is not
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that you do not sit through a 96
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correction okay if you if you do if
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you’re listening to me if you see what i
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see you wouldn’t even think of sitting
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this out you do get out now and i think
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that i thought bitcoin would have one
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more run to 100 grand at the end of this
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year very clear four year cycle by the
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way in crypto 2013 17 and 21. we’re at
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the end of the year i say bitcoin now
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peaked at 68 000. it’s still holding up
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pretty good i would be getting out of
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bitcoin and looking to buy my target for
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bitcoin and some things may be better
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four to seven thousand you see that type
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of number a couple years from now that’s
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when you buy back
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i do not don’t lose 90 of your profits
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take them
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if you all you got to do is get out
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about six months and see if i’m right
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and if i am you’re gonna be very very
24:36
glad you sold out and you’re gonna buy
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so cheap you’re gonna kiss the ground
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let me ask you this let’s get to some
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good news some good news you say by 2024
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we should be out of this so this is the
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opportunity you speak of bitcoin by the
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really um diluted sectors here so we we
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come out of this
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there is
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a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow
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for you
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well yeah i mean what did i say i mean
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amazon went i mean
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the internet stocks went up 600 times
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after they bought them in the last crash
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so in those sectors it’s a lot but i
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mean just the stock market now the thing
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is i do not this is something i’ve been
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saying back for decades
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after this baby boom boom peeks and the
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millennials come along the millennials
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have a shorter boom and it only takes us
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back to where we were at the peak of the
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baby boom in the demographic sector
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which is the most fundamental thing so
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this is not going to go you know i i
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think stocks would be doing the best i
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see is that stocks go back to these
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recent highs by 2037. but if you buy
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them when they’re down at 5 000 and it
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goes back to 30 or 40 000 then that’s
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incredible that’s an incredible return
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but it won’t be as strong a boom as the
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80s and 90s was because this
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generation’s not as big now where you
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will get that is you could go to
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southeast asia asian india
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china led this last boom in asia
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southeast asia and india because china’s
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already peaked in their demographics
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those if you want to get astounding
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returns
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crypto southeast asia and india those
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are the three sectors to be in let’s
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let’s wrap with this i need to ask you
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about you mentioned gold briefly before
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why
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will gold not weather the storm for you
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harry okay gold
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correlates with inflation
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okay
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gold had its best boom ever
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in
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the 60s late 60s and 70s and then
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crashed big time after that okay now it
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came back in this recent period because
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we’ve never seen money printing like
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gold likes to see money printing because
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gold thinks money printing equals
26:42
inflation well we’re getting a little
26:44
inflation at the end of this boom here
26:45
but we haven’t gotten that effect what
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what money printing did was inflate
26:49
financial assets and guess what’s in
26:51
financial assets gold gold had a bubble
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just as big as the stock market it just
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peaked in 2011 instead of 2007 or now
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okay so gold typically will do well if
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i’m right we start to see weakness
27:05
they’re gonna say ah the economy’s
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leaking again they’re gonna print more
27:08
money but when things go down like in
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2008 gold went up in the early stages of
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the 2008 crash and then went down 50
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in in the second half of 2008 when it
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went hit back so gold is not the safe
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haven because we’re going into a
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deflationary
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couple of years not inflation and that’s
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when gold does not be the safe haven so
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gold is not the place to be but i tell
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you if you have a little in your
27:33
portfolio diverse life gold will hold up
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better than most commodities because of
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that
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that at least that image that it’s
27:40
somehow a safe haven
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we have so many different viewpoints on
27:44
this show that’s why i love it um
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okay bring it home for us harry for all
27:49
the folks watching like i said it’s an
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outlook 2022. um you’ve made your case
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for 2022. to get more specific
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yeah i see 2022 from the highest point
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in the stock market early on if not
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already peaking here in late december
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from top the highest point to the lowest
28:04
point will be the worst single year for
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the stock market in all of history now
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that the crash will not be quite as bad
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as 89 but that next year since we’ve
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held this back so long and bubbled it up
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and pushed it so far when it finally
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breaks i think 2022 will be the worst
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single year so
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i just say give me give me like three to
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six months okay
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just just give up a little gains now the
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market’s so stretched and they’re going
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to have to taper you know the market’s
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not going to do great when they’re
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tapering
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just
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be out be safe for several months and if
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it doesn’t start by then okay you can
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jump back in but i’m just telling you if
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you miss this it will happen so fast you
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will not be able to react enough and
28:46
you’ll react just at the wrong point
28:48
when it’s bottoming and then it’ll get
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back past the gains and then it’ll go
28:52
down for a couple years that’s the
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scenario crash 50 or so
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retrace about 40 to 50 of that and then
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go dribble down for a couple years that
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was the same thing happened in the great
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depression and the 2000 to 2002 crash
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led by technology like this
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harry dan thank you so much why do i
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have a feeling that at the holiday
29:12
parties you are the life of it
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i have that as long as i don’t talk
29:17
about the crash i am yeah yeah you’re
29:19
that guy but hey look free newsletter at
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hsn.com
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just listen to me for the next three to
29:24
six months you know if you know you know
29:27
if things don’t pan out at all then you
29:28
can listen to somebody else but i i say
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i’m the guy to listen to here i’m just
29:31
sorry i am and i was introduced to like
29:34
you said at a conference as the
29:35
contrarians contrarian because i was at
29:38
a gold bug conference where everybody
29:40
thinks they’re contrary and i was
29:41
contrary to them
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hilarious harry dent happy holidays
29:45
happy new year come back on soon okay
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okay
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i’ll come find you actually i’ll come
29:50
back
29:52
and thank you all for watching we’ll
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