In my opinion, it is still early to say. But should things get worse, the fluctuation in currency and stock prices will result in price of Gold to go up. This is due to investors looking for a hedge for their investments, and Gold is one of the products that is used to do so. Oil price will increase due to the oil supply shock but I doubt it will have a lasting impact. It may be a short term financial shock, but in the long-run the economy should be indifferent due to the progress we made last year with the trade deals between US and China. You know how those coffee shop conversations usually talk about how US actually made money from wars? Yea...

Is it possible to make 20%-30% off the stock market and still have time to make youtube videos and share his secret with everyone through his course? I'm not sure. The youtuber might be so good at his investment strategy. But with such portfolio, I'm sure there's a lot of position up for grab, with high salary. More stable income I guess?

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