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시장 폭락 시 패닉 셀링을 피하고 장기 투자를 유지해야 한다는 워런 버핏의 전략을 소개한다. 2008년 S&P500 50% 하락 후 회복, 1987년 코카콜라 매수, 강세장 평균 수익률 등 과거 데이터를 근거로 든다. 정액 분할 매수(DCA)와 분산투자, 인플레이션 대비 주식·실물자산 보유를 권장한다. 시장 타이밍보다 장기 체류가 중요하다는 점을 강조한다.
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you can imagine the American economy is an economic train moving down a track that has no ending and it picks up cargo and and and passengers as we go along there's 330 million of us now and they're only 4 million in 1790 and our Farms are incredibly more productive and we have 75 million houses and we had a few Huts then and we have great universities and all of these things so we're just constantly moving more and more cargo and passengers along and occasionally uh that train is going to get derailed if I knew what the next Crisis would look like I could probably might be a little bit helpful in stopping but there will be other crises there's no way of knowing when you're in a situation like we were in in the fall of 2008 or n when or precisely how it will end you know the United States will come back the the the factories don't disappear the Farmland doesn't disappear the skills of the people disappear but you had a system which was going to put them all in an idle position or could do it and there's no way of knowing how far it was going to go what's left from the crisis is pretty much are memories I mean the tracks are still there the Train's still there but we had a big interruption in 2008 and n and now the train has been running pretty darn well and uh We've shown that uh America can't be stopped Market crashes often cause fever year leading to poor decisions that can harm portfolios but what exactly should an average American investor do during a market crash and what are the worst mistakes to avoid in this video we will explore Buffett's strategies and provide actionable advice for investors facing a market crash Warren Buffett one of the most successful investors ever is known for staying calm and sticking to long-term strategies even during Market crashes his approach is based on fundamental analysis understanding Market cycles and believing in the economy's long-term growth one Buffett's core messages during a market crash is to avoid Panic selling historical data supports this advice for example during the 2008 financial crisis the S&P 500 dropped by over 50% and those who sold their assets and panic locked in those massive losses but those who held on saw the market recover and eventually reach New Heights within a few years Panic selling often results in realizing losses that could have been avoided with patients when investors Panic sell they essentially turn paper losses into real losses missing out on the potential recovery that typically follows a downturn Buffett's investment in Coca-Cola during the 1987 market crash is a perfect example of staying calm during turbulent times instead of selling his positions buff took advantage of the lower prices and increased his stake today that investment is worth billions Coca-Cola stock remains one of birkshire Hathway's biggest Holdings today according to cnbc's birkshire hathway portfolio tracker which tracks the company's latest 13f filing the holding company owned a 99.3% stake worth more than 27.6 billion in the company as of June 30th 2024 it's 400 million shares also make it Coca-Cola's largest single shareholder the lesson here is clear during a crash focus on the long-term prospects of your Investments rather than short-term price movements Market crashes can offer great deals on high quality assets but you need to stay calm and not sell the average bare Market lasts 9 months and according to Forbes since 1957 the average bull market has lasted nearly 5 years and generated an average S&P 500 return of more than 169% bull markets have typically performed best during the first year following the previous bare Market bottom averaging a 41.8% gain this statistic highlights the importance of patients while Market downturns can be painful they are often shortlived compared to the extended periods of growth that follow these numbers demonstrate the resilience of the market and the the importance of maintaining a long-term perspective during short-term turmoil another example of the dangers of panic selling can be seen in the aftermath of the dotcom bubble many investors who sold their stocks at the bottom of the market missed out on the subsequent recovery by 2003 many of the companies that had survived the bubble were experiencing significant growth and those who held on to their Investments were rewarded Buffett's strategy of St invested during downturns is rooted in the belief that the market will eventually recover despite numerous crashes and recessions the S&P 500 has averaged 10% annually since its inception for average Americans This Means sticking to your investment plan even while the market is volatile if you're investing for retirement or other long-term goals pulling out of the market during a crash can be detrimental the Market's best days often follow its worse and missing out on the these days can significantly impact your overall returns research shows that missing out on just a few of the Market's best performing days can drastically reduce your investment gains for example if you had invested $110,000 in the S&P 500 in 1980 and stay invested through all the market crashes your investment would be worth over $700,000 today however if you had missed just the 10 best days in that period your returns would have been reduced by more than half half when you stay invested your returns compound over time leading to exponential growth in your wealth this is particularly important for long-term goals such as Retirement by pulling out of the market during a downturn you not only lock in losses but also miss out on the compounding effect of your Investments during the recovery phase Buffett often reminds investors that timeing the market is more important than timing the market the stock market can be unpredictable in the short term but over the long term it has consistently trended upwards by staying invested you allow your money to grow and benefit from the Market's long-term trajectory this is why Buffett advises against making rash decisions during Market crashes instead he encourages investors to maintain their focus on their long-term goals and to trust in the Market's ability to recover one of Buffett's favorite strategies is dollar cost averaging this involves investing a fixed amount of money at regular intervals regardless of the Market's performance DCA is particularly effective during Market downturns because it allows you to buy more shares when prices are low reducing your overall cost per share over time by consistently investing you smooth out the effects of Market volatility and reduce the risk of making poorly timed Investments by consistently investing you avoid the emotional pitfalls of trying to guess Market movements DCA takes the guesswork out of investing and helps you stay disciplined even when the market is experiencing extreme volatility the chart shows two hypothetical investments in the S&P 500 over the 20year period ending December 31st 2023 each investor contributed $10,000 every year one investor somehow managed to pick the very best day the market low of each year to invest the average annual return on that investment would have been 12.64% the other investor was not so lucky and actually picked the worst day each year even with the worst investment timing the average annual return would have been 10.78% at the end of the 20 years the cumulative investment of $200,000 had a value of $640,000 469 so even selecting the worst day each year to invest some one who continued investing in the market over the past 20 years would have come out ahead another advantage of dollar cost averaging is that it helps you avoid the emotional stress of Market fluctuations when you invest in a lump sum it can be disheartening to see your portfolio value drop significantly during a market downturn however with DCA you know that you're buying more shares at lower prices which can help alleviate the psychological impact of Market declines this disciplined approach to investing is one of the reasons why Buffett advocates for it especially during times of uncertainty Buffett also emphasizes the importance of diversification especially during uncertain times while Buffett himself often invests heavily in a few key stocks he acknowledges that for most investors spreading risk across different asset classes is essential a well Diversified portfolio can help reduce losses during a downturn and provide more stability diversification reduces the impact of any single investment on your overall portfolio which can be particularly important during Market crashes when certain sectors may be hit harder than others for the average American this might mean holding a mix of stocks bonds or other assets such as real estate or Commodities during a market crash some asset classes May perform better than others helping to offset your losses for example during the 2008 crisis bonds and gold outperform stocks providing a cushion for Diversified portfolios this highlights the importance of having a balanced portfolio that can weather different market conditions a balanced portfolio with 60% stocks and 40% bonds has historically provided a good mix of growth and stability during the 2008 crash such a portfolio lost significantly less than an all stock portfolio and recovered faster this is because bonds typically Ally perform better during economic downturns acting as a counterbalance to falling stock prices by holding a diversified mix of assets you reduce the overall volatility of our portfolio and increase the likelihood of achieving consistent returns over time while the US Stock Market has historically been a strong performer other markets around the world can offer different growth opportunities and risk profiles by diversifying internationally you can reduce the impact of any single country's economic performance on your portfolio This Global diversification can provide additional protection against Market volatility and help you achieve a more balanced portfolio Buffett's success is partly due to his deep understanding of Market cycles and economic indicators he pays close attention to factors such as interest rates inflation and corporate earnings which can provide clues about the Market's direction for the average investor it's important to understand that the stock market goes through cycles of boom and bust recognizing this can help you stay calm during downturns and avoid making rash decisions economic indicators such as GDP growth unemployment rates and corporate earnings can provide context for Market movements but they shouldn't dictate your investment strategy instead these indicators should be used to inform your understanding of the market and to help you make more informed decisions during the 2020 pandemic induced recession the GDP contracted sharply and unemployment spiked however the stock market rebounded quickly due to unprecedented fiscal and monetary support showing the complex relationship between the economy and the stock market since 1950 there have been 10 bare markets but each was followed by a bull market that more than compensated for the losses by understanding the factors that Drive these Cycles you can make more informed investment decisions and avoid the common mistakes that many investors make during Market downturns Warren Buffett advises against holding cash or low yield bonds during inflation as they lose value instead he prefers stocks real estate and commodities that can grow and preserve purchasing power with the US facing Rising inflation due to government debt Buffett suggests preparing by investing in assets that keep with inflation historically during the 1970s stocks and commodities outperformed cash and bonds showing the importance of diversification to protect wealth in inflationary times inflation has averaged 3.22% annually in the US since 1913 over the same period the S&P 500 has returned around 10% per year showing that stocks are a good hedge against inflation over the long term while inflation can the value of fixed income Investments stocks have historically provided a strong defense against inflation by generating returns that outpace the rate of inflation this is why Buffett advocates for a long-term investment strategy that includes stocks even during periods of high inflation the current debt crisis in the US also poses potential risks for investors as Government debt continues to rise there is increasing concern about the sustainability of current fiscal polic policies however Buffett believes that the market will continue to grow over the long term as inflation helps to reduce the real value of debt and drives asset prices higher crashes are a natural part of the market cycle and those who stay the course are often rewarded with strong returns over time considering today's circumstances if you want to know how Buffett would invest $1,000 and watch this next video
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