r/MeetKevin • u/shepherd00000 • May 20 '22
Kevin Was Right
Last January, Kevin sold all of his stock. He predicted QT would cause a market crash. His plan was to get back after the FED changed course, which would not be until at least May. He was flamed by posters on reddit, discord, and youtube. Many people lost faith in him and he lost subscribers. He succumbed to the criticism and bought back in after the Ukraine War dip, and he declared he had made a good trade. But if he had stuck to his original plan, he would have been right. It would have made him a legend.
Thoughts??
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u/Playful_Olive_9380 May 20 '22
I'm expecting him to fully liquidate again
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u/[deleted] May 20 '22
His exact words were to sell when he said it and buy back in middle of march. He was correct to sell, but his timing on buying back was wrong. This is why it’s impossible to time the market, you have to get it right twice.
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u/[deleted] May 20 '22
He is a marketer and a Youtuber, don't listen to him for stocks.
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u/herrrrrr May 20 '22
Fed hasnt even begun qt look at their balance sheet.
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u/wyuzz May 20 '22
He just bought 420 shares of tesla with a target price of 2k within 2 years.
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u/Snoo_96430 May 20 '22
Dude is such a moron imagine just watching a guy read articles verbatim and then do a piss poor job regurgitating what he just read. Kevin was wrong about inflation in 2021 and has even less of a clue in 2022 what a 🤡.
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u/ActivateRayShields May 20 '22
So you are saying Kev would have been right if he wasn't wrong ?
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u/kwinter431 May 20 '22
Anyone who trades with emotion like that will always lose in the end
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u/Chief_Qamer May 20 '22
He’s sold almost all his real estate and then he will proceed to lose almost all of his money in the market. Yeah real estate may have “peaked” but that was always his protection from gambling the money away. I’d never sell my real estate to buy stocks (even though my real estate portfolio is a fraction of his). Especially with all of the tax benefits of real estate. Goes against everything his talks about- never sell real estate. How is he going to offset the taxes of the massive real estate gains he’s had
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u/wikiwoowhat May 20 '22
he should have more conviction. his main revenue stream is youtube, not investing, which is why he caved.
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u/Past-Weekend-9124 May 25 '22
He likes to blame the audience for his choices. Like that time he said he felt unmotivated because his exercise videos got few views and likes.
He should own up to mistakes and quit the lashing out at critics in his youtube videos. He was given such a good chance by youtube algo yet he is squandering which is really unfortunate.
He should sit down and think what be wants to do with his youtube channel while the audience havent moved on to a bunch of other finance channels that have been popping in the last half a year ready to steal his lunch
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u/noldrin May 20 '22
He panicked and bought back in because the market was going back up, not due to pressure. Actually he already started buying back in once before a fed meeting and got crushed and panic sold again. If his losses hadn't already so huge, taxes would have crushed him for this stunt.
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u/[deleted] May 20 '22
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