Charles Schwartz

They've never seen a pullback. They've never seen a downturn. For those people who are going into this, what are some of the things that you're seeing and how the market's changing and then more importantly, how to survive it?

They've never seen a pullback. They've never seen a downturn. For those people who are going into this, what are some of the things that you're seeing and how the market's changing and then more importantly, how to survive it?

They've never seen a pullback. They've never seen a downturn. For those people who are going into this, what are some of the things that you're seeing and how the market's changing and then more importantly, how to survive it?

So, when you're talking about that, there's a lot of different ways of investing. You know, you talked about you were on the floor in 87 when things went kaboom. There's a lot more things in here. We've got crypto in here. You know, you've got, you know, a lot of different things for options and you've got a different type of trading, be it, you know, fundamental or technical.

So, when you're talking about that, there's a lot of different ways of investing. You know, you talked about you were on the floor in 87 when things went kaboom. There's a lot more things in here. We've got crypto in here. You know, you've got, you know, a lot of different things for options and you've got a different type of trading, be it, you know, fundamental or technical.

So, when you're talking about that, there's a lot of different ways of investing. You know, you talked about you were on the floor in 87 when things went kaboom. There's a lot more things in here. We've got crypto in here. You know, you've got, you know, a lot of different things for options and you've got a different type of trading, be it, you know, fundamental or technical.

When you have this varied amount, a lot of people say, if you want to be really conservative, you go with the S&P 500, you put it in there, you invest and you call it a day. What are things that people should be looking at? How involved should they be? Should they go to brokers? You know, because there's all these different ideas and now we have AI as well.

When you have this varied amount, a lot of people say, if you want to be really conservative, you go with the S&P 500, you put it in there, you invest and you call it a day. What are things that people should be looking at? How involved should they be? Should they go to brokers? You know, because there's all these different ideas and now we have AI as well.

When you have this varied amount, a lot of people say, if you want to be really conservative, you go with the S&P 500, you put it in there, you invest and you call it a day. What are things that people should be looking at? How involved should they be? Should they go to brokers? You know, because there's all these different ideas and now we have AI as well.

But would you recommend still using what our parents did?

But would you recommend still using what our parents did?

But would you recommend still using what our parents did?

It doesn't make a massive amount of difference.

It doesn't make a massive amount of difference.

It doesn't make a massive amount of difference.

So there's a lot of issues where people, A, they don't have the bandwidth. So either time, intelligence, whatever it is, it's just not their cup of tea. For example, I'm phenomenal at baseball. I'm horrible at basketball. So I don't try and do that. So outsource, it just is what it is. So if someone's like, hey, I know I need to do this.

So there's a lot of issues where people, A, they don't have the bandwidth. So either time, intelligence, whatever it is, it's just not their cup of tea. For example, I'm phenomenal at baseball. I'm horrible at basketball. So I don't try and do that. So outsource, it just is what it is. So if someone's like, hey, I know I need to do this.

So there's a lot of issues where people, A, they don't have the bandwidth. So either time, intelligence, whatever it is, it's just not their cup of tea. For example, I'm phenomenal at baseball. I'm horrible at basketball. So I don't try and do that. So outsource, it just is what it is. So if someone's like, hey, I know I need to do this.

There's real estate, there's options, there's all these different things that are coming in. If they don't have the bandwidth and they don't have the bandwidth, is it, again, I'm just trying to help people out, do they go in and just S&P, QQQ, whatever it is, walk away from it? Or do they say, no, this is important and I can make a living from this?

There's real estate, there's options, there's all these different things that are coming in. If they don't have the bandwidth and they don't have the bandwidth, is it, again, I'm just trying to help people out, do they go in and just S&P, QQQ, whatever it is, walk away from it? Or do they say, no, this is important and I can make a living from this?