Notable people on current and upcoming economic issues - should we be worried?

[naira]

What if billionaires have other agendas? say what the media wants to process so as to create fear. They can indeed escape with a large capital of money and go to a place where they can secure their assets, then do people who only live above their limitations need to worry? they don't care about recessions, crises, or anything that threatens the global economy because they feel that everyone at the top will survive while those at the bottom will still be oppressed. It doesn't matter what the media says and that is because the fact is that they issue statements after they really feel safe.

[el kaka22]

I would guess that's actually good reason to get into crypto. What you do not understand is that crypto is not something you could only invest as an asset and nothing else. Crypto is a whole world where you could make a lot of money and that's the point.

If we end up with working in the crypto industry then we could get out of this recession without a problem. Look at how amazing and big crypto world is, there is a whole business world going on in there and you can find a freelancer job in there, and work in even 2-3 different jobs and make money. This means that 2-3 salaries could be earned and you could live a very comfortable life thanks to it, sure you would work 14-16 hours a day, but be richer at least.

[vv181]

First things first, Robert Kiyosaki is not a notable economist. He does make a great book, but just that, nothing further that he deserved to be claimed as a notable economist. I don't know where that notable claim emerged. Also, IIRC, Kiyosaki was already predicted the "crash" will be happening way earlier than this time, so in the meantime, he just reiterating again the "crash" will soon come.

Regarding the recession with the crypto issue, well, the cryptocurrency market hasn't yet been big enough that it dictates the whole world market. It is very unlikely that cryptocurrencies are recession-proof. So to be completely relied on cryptocurrencies to embrace the future outlook of the concerning economic situation is a bad take.

[Mr.right85]

Do we need the speculations of others before we know that there is something wrong with the system. Like, isnt the world going through something in our current word order and its getting worst by the day?

Crypto or not, it's a part of our world as we have it now and i think, one ought ought be making some decisions on what is to come if it does come and cryptocurrency isn't some asylum although it might help in a big way. We still need to be worried for the uncertainties ad not live like its all cool because we've got cryptocurrency. Make investment decisions, diversify!

[franky1]

when the rich say sell at a crash.. you obviously buy the dip
when the rich say buy the hype.. you obviously sell at the bubble

when they know a TV/washing machine will be a higher price in 2023 than 2022, you know to buy it in 2022

i am not saying all elite influencers say the opposite to good advice, but before using your money to test their theory. do research and use a calculator to test their theory

back in march when the crisis ramped up.. i bought new TV's and washing machines, etc. i totally re-kitted home. and still got to buy back in some coin at a profit

selling 0.2btc at $60k got me $12k
bought appliences/devices for $6k
bought $6k of btc in late summer at $30k/btc
got 0.2btc

im happy
plus i know goods will be higher price in 2023-2024 so no point waiting to buy goods in future years of the next cycle of halving event

however....
its a bad time to sell coin now to buy goods and hope to buy back coin again early 2023 to recoup coins

so buying and stocking up on goods in spring-summer 2022 using coin  was a great deal then but a bad bad deal now.

if you have fiat to spare throw it into crypto while crypto prices are low.

but they are right for crypto advice dont use crypto money to buy goods now.

however if you are pure fiat and have no involvement or no intention to get involved in crypto.. dont hold fiat for a year(to buy goods next autum-winter). buy goods while cheap this winter (january/winter sale is optimum)

just dont take anyones opinion as fact(dont auto trust someone without thinking) to blindly follow.. get out a calculator and run some scenarios and do some research based on their advice and see which ones fit the narrative.. and then trust the one that fits best

buy low, sell high. always applies

[Casdinyard]

Today all finance related newspaper are flashing only one headline - what Jeff Bezos said on upcoming recession! Let's have a look at it.

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/hold-onto-your-money-jeff-bezos-warns-of-recession-advises-people-not-to-buy-tv-fridge-this-holiday-season-3536961

Now back in May, another notable person like Robert Kiyosaki said similar thing. Read it here,

https://medium.datadriveninvestor.com/biggest-depression-ever-is-comming-according-robert-kiyosaki-da51d1e82d9e

When billionaires and notable economists are warning us about upcoming recession and rising interest rate, should crypto investors need to be worried? Or do we have sufficient protection against the recession when we have cryptocurrencies in our portfolio?

Want to know your thoughts? If the recession is coming, can crypto save us from that?
 

These people know the rules to the game that we all play so of course their words must be taken seriously when they are serious. Robert Kiyosaki himself has been good at predicting economic struggles, becoming a notable figure back in the 2007 collapse and right now, his words are still worth their weight in gold. As for Jeff Bezos, he is a decorated businessman and just like Kiyosaki, his words regarding his prospect of the current market is still as important as anyone in his field. Looking at things the signs of an economic depression is afoot, the outside market just needs a massive push and everything will come toppling down which is a really scary thing when you come to think about it. It is still yet to be tested whether the cryptocurrency market could be affected by the collapse of the fiat market, save for the 2020 pandemic.

[Fortify]

Today all finance related newspaper are flashing only one headline - what Jeff Bezos said on upcoming recession! Let's have a look at it.

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/hold-onto-your-money-jeff-bezos-warns-of-recession-advises-people-not-to-buy-tv-fridge-this-holiday-season-3536961

Now back in May, another notable person like Robert Kiyosaki said similar thing. Read it here,

https://medium.datadriveninvestor.com/biggest-depression-ever-is-comming-according-robert-kiyosaki-da51d1e82d9e

When billionaires and notable economists are warning us about upcoming recession and rising interest rate, should crypto investors need to be worried? Or do we have sufficient protection against the recession when we have cryptocurrencies in our portfolio?

Want to know your thoughts? If the recession is coming, can crypto save us from that?
 

Jeff Bezo's might have more insight than many when it comes to slowdowns in consumer spending but it's obvious to everyone that inflation being so sky high will eventually lead to a recession. If you've got wages stagnating and prices raising by 20%, 50% or even 100% in the space of a year then something will eventually fall over. It actually requires a recession to rein in consumer spending because many people are still living like they were in the days of super low interest rates - many borrowed large sums in the good times that ultimately needs to be paid back. Now we're seeing a gradual uptick in job losses as certain sectors start to shrink and it's going to have wide effects.

[TimeTeller]

Jeff Bezo's might have more insight than many when it comes to slowdowns in consumer spending but it's obvious to everyone that inflation being so sky high will eventually lead to a recession. If you've got wages stagnating and prices raising by 20%, 50% or even 100% in the space of a year then something will eventually fall over. It actually requires a recession to rein in consumer spending because many people are still living like they were in the days of super low interest rates - many borrowed large sums in the good times that ultimately needs to be paid back. Now we're seeing a gradual uptick in job losses as certain sectors start to shrink and it's going to have wide effects.

You don't need to be a billionaire or notable personality to know what's gonna happen.
Recession or not, we need to take care of our financials to be prepared for all possible crises that we may encounter.
Just like what happened during the pandemic days, I believe, most people understand the importance of being frugal with your lifestyle.
So whatever these known people are saying to the public, is not really something new. But most already know what to do to combat any possible bottleneck with their financial aspect. A lot have learned their lessons and priorities during this past covid pandemic.

[Bitstar_coin]

What if billionaires have other agendas? say what the media wants to process so as to create fear. They can indeed escape with a large capital of money and go to a place where they can secure their assets, then do people who only live above their limitations need to worry? they don't care about recessions, crises, or anything that threatens the global economy because they feel that everyone at the top will survive while those at the bottom will still be oppressed. It doesn't matter what the media says and that is because the fact is that they issue statements after they really feel safe.

What will they gain by creating fear? These guys are billionaires who got their wealth from their own businesses, I don't think they need to cook up some fake story just to steal money.
There intention to warn the public may be genuine so that people don't get cut up unexpectedly. After all,  they have enough money not to worry about recession, they can afford a wealthy life in any economic situation.
If they don't care they won't be warning people to be on the look out, they can easily ignore and enjoy their wealth.

[_BlackStar]

It is clear that the recession has caught the attention of many crypto investors so far and made them cautious about investing. I agree with this concern among investors mainly because they don't want to buy higher and prefer to wait for prices to low due to the impact of the recession.

Actually the current price is really not confirmed for a good trend because I think the price tends to fall due to panic and other things. But over time, I think the market will continue to strengthen especially as the impact of this troubled economy actually wears off. It is feared that interest rates will continue to increase, but when the adjustment feels good, we can definitely get through this difficult time.

[Lucius]

~snip~
So whatever these known people are saying to the public, is not really something new. But most already know what to do to combat any possible bottleneck with their financial aspect. A lot have learned their lessons and priorities during this past covid pandemic.

All those who think that some of these billionaires want to help them with good advice are really living in a big delusion - they didn't get rich by giving free advice, especially not to the common people on whose backs they got rich. Either they want to appear smart and get some attention from the public, or they have some other hidden agenda, for me it is less important - as I wrote in the previous post, their opinion means nothing to me.

[Gyfts]

Nearly all assets are going to sink during a recession, don't expect crypto to save you.

UK's entered a recession and the projected unemployment rate is something like 6+ percent. Global recession's probably already here and will last well into next year. You don't need to look towards economist or whatever notable people and have them opine on the obvious. The economic forecasts all predicted a recession many quarters ago, and those models are fairly reliable.

[South Park]

What if billionaires have other agendas? say what the media wants to process so as to create fear. They can indeed escape with a large capital of money and go to a place where they can secure their assets, then do people who only live above their limitations need to worry? they don't care about recessions, crises, or anything that threatens the global economy because they feel that everyone at the top will survive while those at the bottom will still be oppressed. It doesn't matter what the media says and that is because the fact is that they issue statements after they really feel safe.

What will they gain by creating fear? These guys are billionaires who got their wealth from their own businesses, I don't think they need to cook up some fake story just to steal money.
There intention to warn the public may be genuine so that people don't get cut up unexpectedly. After all,  they have enough money not to worry about recession, they can afford a wealthy life in any economic situation.
If they don't care they won't be warning people to be on the look out, they can easily ignore and enjoy their wealth.

There is a lot to gain by creating fear, when there is an economic crisis it may seem as if the money just disappears but in fact what is happening that there has been a transfer of wealth, this may seem odd but when there is a deep economic crisis that is when the most money can be made if you are invested in good assets that are in high demand during such a crisis, now I am not saying this is what the people quoted on the OP are doing but without a doubt there is an incentive for them to do so.