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  • 2020 has been so bad that everyone is just eagerly waiting for it to end and expecting

    2020年已經如此糟糕,大家只是急切地等待著它的結束,期待著

  • 2021 to be the savior

    2021年要做救世主。

  • Every worst possible scenario has happened this year, starting from a climate change

    今年所有最壞的情況都發生了,從氣候變化開始。

  • disaster that killed over 500 million animals in Australia to a pandemic that shat down

    從澳洲5億多隻動物死亡的災難,到一場大瘟疫,讓澳大利亞人的生活陷入困境。

  • the world to an election that was chaotic, to say the least.

    亂的選舉,至少可以說是世界。

  • But not everything was as bad as it might seem.

    但並不是所有的事情都像看起來那麼糟糕。

  • Despite the stock market crash at the beginning of the year, the market had one of the best

    儘管年初股市大跌,但市場有一個最好的

  • years.

    年。

  • Some companies just crashed it and grew faster than they did in an entire decade prior to

    有的公司就這麼撞上了,而且增長速度比之前整整十年都要快。

  • that.

    那。

  • It's not the end of the year, and amazon's stock price has almost doubled.

    這不年底了,亞馬遜的股價幾乎翻了一番。

  • Elon Musk went from 20 billion dollars at the beginning of the year to over 100 billion

    埃隆-馬斯克從年初的200億美金到現在的1000多億美金。

  • dollars.

    美元。

  • In fact, we made an entire video about the list of people who became billionaires as

    事實上,我們做了一個完整的視頻,關於那些成為億萬富翁的人的名單,作為。

  • a result of this pandemic.

    這場大流行病的結果。

  • Whoever took advantage out of this year, hats of to them, but what we want to find out in

    不管是誰在今年佔了便宜,都要向他們致敬,但我們想知道的是,在今年,我們要做的是

  • this video is how the stock market will perform next year?

    這個視頻是明年股市的表現?

  • Which stocks will most probably rise, and which ones would fall?

    哪些股票最有可能上漲,哪些股票會下跌?

  • And finally, will there be any Signifincant crash?

    最後,會不會有什麼Signifincant崩潰?

  • This video is brought to you by Trends . In the middle of a global pandemic, how do you

    本視頻由Trends .在全球大流行的情況下,你該如何

  • find entrepreneurs, investors, and ambitious people like you?

    找到像你這樣的企業家、投資者和雄心勃勃的人?

  • That's what Trend is for.

    這就是趨勢的作用。

  • The place where entrepreneurs go to network, find great ideas, and like-minded people to

    創業者可以在這裡進行交流,找到好的想法和志同道合的人。

  • jumpstart their ideas.

    啟動他們的想法。

  • Stay around until the end to learn more, or you can get your first seven days for just

    留在這裡,直到最後瞭解更多,或者你可以得到你的前七天只需

  • ONE dollar.

    一塊錢

  • Go to trends.co/proactivethinker for your ONE-DOLLAR, seven-day trial.

    前往trends.co/proactivethinker獲取您的一美元七天試用版。

  • how the economic machine works 


    經濟機器是如何運作的 
。

  • To understand how the economy is going to perform next year, we have to find out how

    要了解明年的經濟表現如何,我們必須要弄清楚如何

  • the economy usually performs after a crisis.

    經濟通常在危機後的表現。

  • You probably have heard that whatever rises will definitely fall.

    你可能聽說過,凡是上漲的東西一定會下跌。

  • And that is the case with the economy.

    而經濟的情況也是如此。

  •  The economy has four main stages, and it starts with expansion.

    經濟有四個主要階段,首先是擴張。

  • It peaks somewhere at the top and plummets, which is also know as contraction, and once

    它在某處達到頂峰,然後急劇下降,這也就是所謂的收縮,而一旦

  • it reaches the lowest point, it rises again.

    到了最低點,它又會上升。

  • During the expansion period, the economy is booming.

    在擴張期,經濟蓬勃發展。

  • The stock market is rising, and it seems like the growth will be forever.

    股市在漲,似乎永遠都會有增長。

  • Interest rates are low, and Businesses are borrowing and expanding as fast as they can.

    利率低,企業以最快的速度借貸和擴張。

  • Investors are throwing their money at the stock market, and everyone is happy.

    投資者把錢投向股市,大家都很高興。

  • Unfortunately, it doesn't last forever.

    不幸的是,它不會永遠持續下去。

  • At some point (peak), the central bank is going to say, "mmm, inflation is growing too

    到了某個時間點(峰值),央行會說:"嗯,通脹增長太厲害了

  • fast, let's slow it down."

    快,讓我們慢下來。"

  • So the FED will increase interest rates to keep inflation under control.

    所以FED會提高利率來控制通脹。

  •  The economy has reached its full potential; it stabilizes and grows just enough to cope

    經濟已充分發揮其潛力;經濟的穩定和增長剛好足以應付。

  • with inflation.

    隨著通貨膨脹。

  • But investors are used to extraordinary returns.

    但投資者已經習慣了非凡的回報。

  • For instance, iPhone sales have been increasing since 2009, however in 2015, they slowed down

    例如,自2009年以來,iPhone的銷量一直在增長,然而在2015年,iPhone的銷量卻放緩了速度

  • and stabilized since the economy wasn't growing fast enough.

    並穩定下來,因為經濟增長不夠快。

  • That scares off investors, and some of them slowly start pulling out their money.

    這就嚇跑了投資者,一些投資者慢慢開始撤資。

  • Businesses will do their best to maximize their sales to keep investors interested;

    企業會盡最大的努力讓自己的銷售額最大化,讓投資者感興趣。

  • however, at some point, the supply will outweigh the demand.

    然而,在某些時候,供大於求。

  • So businesses slow down, that pushes away investors, which slows down further the market,

    所以企業放緩,就會推走投資者,從而進一步拖累市場。

  • but businesses have somehow to survive, so they will start cutting cost

    但是,企業為了生存,就會開始降低成本。

  • First, by firing the least important employees, so unemployment starts rising, which means

    首先,通過解僱最不重要的員工,所以失業率開始上升,這意味著

  • the demand starts falling in the market overall.

    市場整體需求開始下降。

  • Businesses can't even take a loan since interest rates are too high since the fed increased

    自從美聯儲加息後,企業連貸款都貸不到,因為利率太高。

  • them because inflation was too high

    因為通貨膨脹率太高,他們。

  • That's how the economy slides into a recession (contraction).

    這就是經濟滑入衰退(收縮)的原因。

  • People start to save since they are afraid and uncertain about the future, which means

    人們因為對未來的恐懼和不確定而開始儲蓄,這意味著

  • the demand in the market falls even further, which means more businesses suffer, which

    市場需求進一步下降,這意味著更多的企業受到影響,這

  • means more unemployment.

    意味著更多的失業。

  • It's a never-ending cycle that will keep drugging the economy down.

    這是一個永無止境的循環,會一直給經濟下藥。

  • Usually, the Fed intervenes by lowering interest rates to make borrowing money free to save

    通常情況下,美聯儲會通過降低利率進行干預,讓借錢的人自由儲蓄

  • the economy from the recession.

    衰退的經濟。

  • But it doesn't always work instantly, and the economy keeps declining.

    但並不總是立竿見影,經濟不斷下滑。

  • At some point, the economy is going to reach its bottom line (depression).

    在某些時候,經濟會達到底線(蕭條)。

  • People are afraid to borrow because the economy looks so bad that they don't seem to be able

    人們不敢借錢,是因為經濟看起來太糟糕了,他們似乎沒有能力。

  • to pay it back.

    來償還它。

  • In that case, the central banks will do what the Fed did this year "quantitative easing,"

    在這種情況下,央行會像美聯儲今年做的 "量化寬鬆",。

  • that's just a fancy word for printing money.

    這只是一個花哨的詞 印錢。

  • Businesses will take that money and hire people.

    企業會拿這些錢去僱人。

  • Investors would see that the economy is slowly recovering and will start investing.

    投資者會看到經濟正在慢慢復甦,會開始投資。

  • The economy will return to the expansion stage, and the same cycle will repeat over and over.

    經濟將重新回到擴張階段,同樣的循環將不斷重複。

  • If we can find out where exactly we are in this graph, we can at least have an idea of

    如果我們能找出我們在這張圖中的具體位置,我們至少可以對以下情況有所瞭解

  • where the economy is headed to.


    的經濟走向。

  • Back in 2015, the Fed started increasing interest rates because the economy reached its peak,

    早在2015年,美聯儲就開始加息,因為經濟達到了頂峰。

  • but then in 2018, the Fed lowered interest rates because the economy was sliding into

    但到了2018年,美聯儲降息了,因為經濟陷入了

  • a recession

    衰退。

  •  Even the global GDP growth slowed down year by year.

    甚至全球GDP增速逐年放緩。

  • In 2017 it was 3.1 percent, but in 2019 even before the pandemic, it fell to 2.4 percent,

    在2017年是3.1%,但在2019年即使在大流行之前,也下降到2.4%。

  • the lowest growth of the decade.

    十年來的最低增長。

  • And that didn't happen by accident.

    而這並不是偶然發生的。

  • We had Brexit, the trade war, and many other issues that slowed the economy.

    我們有Brexit,貿易戰,以及許多其他問題,使經濟放緩。

  • But the final knockout out was the pandemic because it literally shut down businesses,

    但最後淘汰的是大疫,因為它真的讓企業停產了。

  • prevented consumers from spending, and left millions unemployed.

    阻止了消費者的消費,並使數百萬人失業。

  • The economy immediately fell into a recession.

    經濟立即陷入了衰退。

  • It wasn't clear how long the recession is going to last since the future seemed very

    目前還不清楚經濟衰退會持續多久,因為未來似乎很。

  • unpredictable.

    不可預知的。

  • But central banks stepped in and lowered interest rates to make borrowing money free, printed

    但央行出手了,降低利率,讓借錢變得自由,印製了

  • trillions of dollars, and made sure to put the money into people's hand so that their

    萬億美元,並且一定要把錢放到人們的手裡,這樣他們的。

  • spending does not fall and get the economy out of this recession as soon as possible.

    支出不下降,儘快讓經濟走出衰退。

  • But most importantly, create an approved vaccine by the end of the year to bring life back

    但最重要的是,要在年底前研製出獲批的疫苗,讓生命重現。

  • to normal.

    這是正常的。

  • The economy is still in a recession, and the GDP is going to shrink by 3.4 percent this

    經濟仍處於衰退期,今年GDP將萎縮3.4%。

  • year.

    年。

  • However, the economy seems to be moving from recession back into the expansion period within

    然而,經濟似乎正從衰退期重新進入擴張期,在內

  • the next year once vaccination will be widely available.

    一旦疫苗接種普及,明年。

  • Whether you trust vaccines or not, that's a story for another time, but feel free to

    你是否相信疫苗,這是一個故事,另一個時間,但隨時可以。

  • let me know your opinion in the comments below.

    讓我知道你的意見在下面的評論。

  • That's why most economists predict a 3.4 percent GDP growth next year, which is very reasonable.

    所以大多數經濟學家預測明年GDP增長3.4%,這是非常合理的。

  • The stock market doesn't usually follow the economy.

    股市通常不會跟著經濟走。

  • However, when the economy is at its expansion period, the stock market tends to do pretty

    然而,當經濟處於擴張期時,股市往往會有漂亮的表現

  • well because when the economy is growing, investors feel more confident to invest.

    好,因為當經濟增長時,投資者會更有信心去投資。

  • Especially since we are going to have a divided government, where Democrats control the house

    特別是我們將有一個分裂的政府,民主黨控制著眾議院。

  • and the executive branch and republicans control the senate.

    和行政部門 和共和黨控制的參議院。

  • Since 1928, S&P500, on average, grew bigger under a divided government than when a single

    自1928年以來,標準普爾500指數,平均而言,在分裂政府下的增長比單一政府時的增長更大。

  • party controlled all branches of government.

    黨控制了政府的所有部門。

  • So, Many analysts predict that the market will rise by 10 to 20 percent.

    所以,許多分析師預測,市場將上漲10%至20%。

  • It also should be a great year for Tesla.

    對於特斯拉來說,這也應該是一個偉大的年份。

  • The Biden administration has raised concerns about climate change and will likely push

    拜登政府已經提出了對氣候變化的擔憂,並可能會推

  • the government to invest in renewable energy and get back to the Paris agreement.

    政府投資於可再生能源,並回到巴黎協定。

  • And as this industry grows, Tesla will grow as well, and since it has been added to the

    而隨著這個行業的發展,特斯拉也會隨之發展,既然已經加入到了這個行業中。

  • S&P500 recently, next year will probably be one of the best years for Tesla.

    標普500指數最近,明年可能會是特斯拉最好的一年。

  • But so does for other companies who are in this sector

    但對於這個行業的其他公司來說也是如此。

  • Another sector that will grow is the pharmaceutical industry.

    另一個會增長的行業是醫藥行業。

  • Despite it being a boring industry, 2020 made everyone much more conscious about their health,

    儘管這是一個枯燥的行業,但2020年讓大家對健康有了更多的關注。

  • and governments around the world learned the harsh way that investing in healthcare is

    世界各地的政府都從嚴酷的方式中瞭解到,投資醫療保健是

  • a must if we want to be ready for another pandemic.

    如果我們想為另一種大流行病做好準備,就必須這樣做。

  • So investments in pharmaceutical companies won't stop next year.

    所以明年對藥企的投資不會停止。

  • Companies like Moderna and Pfizer will most likely keep growing.

    像摩德納和輝瑞這樣的公司最有可能保持增長。

  • And finally, the biggest gainers of next year are probably going to be the big tech

    最後,明年收益最大的可能是大科技。

  • First of all, amazon because it will play a key role in distributing the vaccine across

    首先是亞馬遜,因為它將在分發疫苗的過程中起到關鍵的作用,在整個。

  • the world since it has one of the biggest distraction channels on the planet

    世界,因為它擁有地球上最大的分心管道之一。

  • Of course, the big tech are facing antitrust issues but the chances that they will be broken

    當然,大的科技公司都面臨著反壟斷的問題,但被打破的機率卻很大

  • are too low.

    都太低了。

  • Go and watch business casual's video on why the big tech won't be broken.

    去看商務休閒的視頻,為什麼大科技不會被打破。

  • These are, of course, are speculations; however, they are based on factors and circumstances

    當然,這些都是推測;但是,這些都是基於各種因素和情況的。

  • on the ground

    在地面上。

  • Things can definitely take another way, but so far, this is how they look.

    事情肯定可以採取另一種方式,但到目前為止,他們是這樣的。

  • One way people made fortunes is by investing early in tech giants when they were just small

    人們發家致富的方式之一,就是在科技巨頭還小的時候,就提前投資了他們

  • startups.

    創業公司。

  • You can't of course, check out what every startup is doing, but this article by Tends

    當然,你不可能檢查出每個創業公司都在做什麼,但Tends的這篇文章。

  • analyzed hundreds of startups to find out which industry is rising and which particular

    分析了上百家創業公司,找出哪些行業正在崛起,哪些特定的。

  • startups are getting most of the funding and have the highest chances to become the next

    創業公司獲得了大部分的資金,並且最有機會成為下一個

  • trillion-dollar company.

    萬億美元的公司。

  • Trends is filled with exclusive valuable content.

    趨勢》中充滿了獨家有價值的內容。

  • But it's also the place where entrepreneurs, investors, CEOs, analysts, scientists come

    但這裡也是創業者、投資人、CEO、分析師、科學家來的地方

  • together to network, collaborate, and host live Q/A.

    一起交流、合作,並主持現場問答。

  • If you are an entrepreneur or aspire to be one, what could be more valuable than having

    如果你是一個企業家或有志於成為一個企業家,還有什麼能比擁有

  • access to CEOs who built companies from nothing and are ready to answer your questions.

    接觸到那些白手起家的CEO,他們隨時準備回答你的問題。

  • And by signing up to trends, you literally get access to a community of industry leaders

    通過註冊趨勢,您可以真正進入一個行業領導者的社區。

  • in virtually every field, where you can learn to turn your idea into a real business or

    幾乎在每一個領域,在這裡你可以學習把你的想法變成一個真正的業務或

  • be the first to find out the next big thing.

    是第一個發現下一個大事情。

  • Right now, you can get your first seven days for just ONE dollar.

    現在,你只需花一美元就可以獲得前七天的服務。

  • Go to trends.co/proactivethinker for your ONE-DOLLAR, seven-day trial.

    前往trends.co/proactivethinker獲取您的一美元七天試用版。

  • Again thats trends.co/proactivethinker

    同樣那是trends.co/proactivethinker。

2020 has been so bad that everyone is just eagerly waiting for it to end and expecting

2020年已經如此糟糕,大家只是急切地等待著它的結束,期待著

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