Name: 股市暴跌？很好，做這 5 件事 (Stock Market Crashed? Great, Do These 5 Things)
Uploaded: 2025-07-31T17:54:36.000Z
Duration: 37 min 4 s

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So, you just heard the news that the stock market is crushed.

所以，你剛剛聽到了股市崩盤的消息。

Everyone is talking about trillions of dollars being wiped out.

每個人都在談論數萬億美元將化為烏有。

Just like the recent crash that happened in April of this year, where over 6 trillion of dollars has been wiped out of the market.

就像最近發生在今年 4 月的股災一樣，超過 6 萬億美元的資金從市場中化為烏有。

Such news discourage people from investing, because it seems like the stock market is consistently being crushed every single time, as if more people are losing money than people who are making money.

這樣的新聞讓人們對投資望而卻步，因為股市似乎每次都是一蹶不振，好像賠錢的人比賺錢的人還多。

There is at least one major crash in every year, and sometimes there are multiple crashes.

每年至少發生一次重大碰撞事故，有時甚至會發生多次碰撞事故。

But a stock market crash is literally the best time to start investing, because a stock market crash is nothing but an opportunity or a transfer of wealth from one group of people to another.

但股市暴跌確實是開始投資的最佳時機，因為股市暴跌只不過是一個機會，或者說是財富從一群人轉移到另一群人手中的機會。

Think of a stock market crash like a glitch in the system that allows you to instantly level up.

把股市崩盤想象成系統故障，讓你瞬間提升等級。

Imagine you are playing a video game and you have to collect coins in order to get to the next level.

想象一下，您正在玩一款視頻遊戲，您必須收集金幣才能進入下一關。

And it will take you some time to collect all of those coins.

收集所有這些硬幣需要一些時間。

And then suddenly you come across a glitch in the system that if you take advantage of, you can jump 3 levels ahead of everyone else.

然後，你突然發現系統中出現了一個漏洞，如果利用這個漏洞，你就能比其他人快跳三級。

And if you take advantage out of every single financial crisis, then you will bypass all of your enemies and everyone else who is in the market.

如果你能從每一次金融危機中獲益，那麼你就能繞過所有敵人和市場上的其他人。

So here in this video, I want to answer a couple of important questions.

是以，在這段視頻中，我想回答幾個重要的問題。

What is a stock market crash and why the stock market consistently keeps crushing?

什麼是股市崩盤？為什麼股市會持續崩盤？

Who really profits from a stock market crash?

And how rich people take advantage out of the stock market to make trillions of dollars?

富人又是如何利用股市賺取數萬億美元的？

This is your definitive guide how to profit from every single stock market crash.

這是您從每次股市暴跌中獲利的權威指南。

If you are ready, give this video a thumbs up and let's get right into it.

如果您準備好了，請為這段視頻豎起大拇指，讓我們開始吧。

A stock market crash is nothing but a sudden drop in prices across multiple stocks in different industries that often happens through a short period of time.

股市暴跌不過是不同行業的多隻股票價格突然下跌，而且往往發生在很短的時間內。

Usually a few days or maybe a few weeks that often results in widespread panic across the entire market that leads to substantial financial losses.

通常是幾天，也可能是幾周，這往往會造成整個市場的普遍恐慌，從而導致巨大的經濟損失。

And as the size of the market keeps growing, the size of the losses keeps growing as well.

隨著市場規模的不斷擴大，損失也在不斷增加。

As of the time that I am recording this video, the total value of the global stock market is valued at 125 trillion dollars.

截至我錄製這段視頻時，全球股市總值已達 125 萬億美元。

It could be slightly higher than that by the time this video is over, but now you know where the real wealth is.

本視頻結束時，可能會比這一數字略高，但現在你知道真正的財富在哪裡了。

Because 60% of all of that wealth is located right in the United States.

因為這些財富的 60% 就在美國。

Because the United States is the global financial center of the global world.

因為美國是全球世界的金融中心。

Every company that wants to expand itself and become a global company has to be in the United States, unless it's from another major market, such as India or China or even the European Union.

每家想要擴張併成為全球公司的公司都必須在美國，除非它來自其他主要市場，如印度或中國，甚至歐盟。

But even if you look at the European companies, many of them have come to the United States because this is the epicenter of the global finance.

但是，即使是歐洲公司，它們中的許多也來到了美國，因為這裡是全球金融的中心。

So when you hear the news that trillions of dollars are being made by rich people, now you know where exactly those trillions of dollars are.

是以，當你聽到富人賺了數萬億美元的消息時，現在你知道這數萬億美元到底在哪裡了。

They are nowhere but in the stock market, especially in the United States.

它們無處不在，但在股票市場，尤其是在美國。

Every rich investor that you probably heard about became famous because they took advantage out of a single financial crisis that happened.

你可能聽說過的每一位富有的投資者都是因為利用了一次金融危機而成名的。

Warren Buffett made most of his money during the 2008 financial crisis.

沃倫-巴菲特在 2008 年金融危機期間賺到了大部分錢。

Michael Burry is known for shorting the entire mortgage market during the 2008 financial crisis.

Michael Burry 因在 2008 年金融危機期間做空整個抵押貸款市場而聞名。

Bill Ockman made around 3 billion dollars during the crash of 2020.

比爾-奧克曼在 2020 年的股災中賺了約 30 億美元。

There are a lot of small other investors that made plenty of money during crises, but we don't hear about them because they haven't made billions of dollars.

還有很多其他小投資者在危機期間賺了很多錢，但我們沒有聽說過他們，因為他們沒有賺到數十億美元。

If you look at this graph that you see in front of you, which represents the S&P 500, I've highlighted some of the major crashes that happened over the last 15 to 20 years.

如果你看看你面前的這張圖，它代表了標準普爾 500 指數，我已經強調了過去 15 到 20 年裡發生的一些重大崩盤。

But if you look inside all of these crashes, you will see much more volatility.

但是，如果你仔細觀察所有這些崩潰，你會發現波動性要大得多。

And every single volatility is often a little small crash, such as 3% to 5%.

而每一次波動往往都是小幅暴跌，比如 3%到 5%。

The most recent stock market crash was the liberation day, when the United States announced that it's going to change its policy and will start taking more isolation policies by imposing tariffs on goods that will enter the United States.

最近一次股市暴跌是在解放日，美國宣佈將改變政策，開始採取更加孤立的政策，對進入美國的商品徵收關稅。

That created shockwaves across the intuar market and led the market to crash by over 10%, probably it was as far as 20%.

這在整個 intuar 市場引起了震動，導致市場崩盤超過 10%，可能高達 20%。

Another major crash was back in 2022 when the federal reserve hiked the rates from 0.5% up to 5.5%.

另一次大崩盤要追溯到 2022 年，當時美聯儲將利率從 0.5% 提高到 5.5%。

That resulted in a widespread panic across the intuar industry that led many companies to file for bankruptcy and a lot of great stocks to fall down by 20-30% and in some cases even more than that.

這導致了整個 intuar 行業的普遍恐慌，許多公司申請破產，許多優秀的股票下跌了 20%-30%，有些甚至跌幅更大。

Another major crash was the covid crash that most people have heard about it.

另一次重大碰撞是大多數人都聽說過的 covid 碰撞。

Because in 2020, an event happened that most investors did not expect, and that caused widespread panic again that forced many investors to sell a significant portion of their portfolios that led to the stock market crash that crashed as far as 30%.

因為在 2020 年，發生了一件大多數投資者都沒有預料到的事情，再次引發了大範圍的恐慌，迫使許多投資者拋售了他們投資組合中的很大一部分，導致股市崩盤，跌幅高達 30%。

Another crash was back when the United States entered into a major trading war or was the first trade war with China back in 2018.

另一次暴跌要追溯到 2018 年美國與中國大打貿易戰，或者說是第一次貿易戰。

The stock market reacted and a lot of stocks lost 10-20% of their valuation.

股市作出反應，很多股票的估值下降了 10%-20%。

As far as you see a 10% drop in the stock market, we can call that a massive stock market crash.

至於你看到的股市下跌 10%，我們可以稱之為大規模股災。

But crashes of less than 10% happens all the time.

但低於 10%的撞車事故時有發生。

If you check any year within the stock market, you will see a lot of volatility.

如果你查看任何一年的股票市場，就會發現波動很大。

So a drop of 3% or 5% or 7% is something that is very normal and casually happens time to time whenever there are any kind of sudden news that hit the market.

是以，每當市場上出現任何突發性消息時，下跌 3%、5% 或 7% 都是非常正常和偶然的事情。

Prior to that, I can think of 2011 when some of the major trading agencies downgraded the United States trading rating that created some inconfidence amongst investors and they started selling their stocks, which is why the stock market reacted.

在此之前，我能想到的是 2011 年，當時一些主要的貿易機構下調了美國的貿易評級，這在投資者中造成了一些不自信，他們開始拋售股票，這就是股市做出反應的原因。

Prior to that, we have the 2008 financial crisis where the entire housing market in the United States collapsed.

在此之前，我們經歷了 2008 年的金融危機，當時美國的整個住房市場都崩潰了。

It was probably the greatest crash of the 21st century or the greatest crash in the last 8 years in the entire history of the stock market.

這可能是 21 世紀最嚴重的股災，或者說是過去 8 年整個股市歷史上最嚴重的股災。

Because we consider the mortgage market as the most safest market in the entire United States and when the most safest market crashes, then the entire faith in the economy suddenly goes down.

因為我們認為抵押貸款市場是整個美國最安全的市場，而當最安全的市場崩潰時，整個經濟的信心就會突然下降。

So by looking at this chart, you can already see that stock market crashes are nothing new.

是以，通過觀察這張圖表，你已經可以看出股市崩盤並不是什麼新鮮事。

And I just gave you a few examples, because if you dig into those charts, you will see multiple more stock market crashes that happen throughout this period.

我只是舉了幾個例子，因為如果你仔細研究這些圖表，你會發現在此期間還發生了多次股市崩盤。

And if every single crash is an opportunity or a transfer of wealth, think for a moment how much money investors are making.

如果每一次暴跌都是一次機會或財富轉移，那麼請想一想投資者賺了多少錢。

And that is why often you see that the list of the richest people in the world consistently changes.

這就是為什麼你經常看到世界富豪榜不斷變化的原因。

Because every time there is a crash, somebody gets poorer and somebody gets richer.

因為每次崩盤，都會有人變窮，有人變富。

There is one single reason why a stock market could potentially collapse.

股市可能崩潰的原因只有一個。

The entire stock market consists of two types of people.

On one side, we have people who we call buyers.

On the other side, we have people who we call sellers.

在另一方，我們稱他們為賣家。

So the entire market is about buying and selling stocks.

是以，整個市場就是買賣股票。

On one side, people are willing to pay a certain amount of money to buy certain types of stocks.

一方面，人們願意花一定的錢購買某類股票。

Somebody wants to buy apple stocks, nvidia stocks, or any other stocks.

有人想買蘋果股票、英偉達股票或其他任何股票。

On the other side, we have people who are holding the stocks and want to sell them.

另一方面，有人持有股票，想要出售。

Sometimes it's the company that directly wants to sell its stocks to the public.

有時是公司直接希望向公眾出售股票。

In that case, we call that an IPO, initial public offering, where the company directly sells its stocks to the public.

在這種情況下，我們稱之為 IPO，即首次公開募股，公司直接向公眾出售股票。

In other cases, we have the founders of these businesses who hold majority stakes on those businesses and want to sell them to the public because there is so much demand.

在其他情況下，我們有這些企業的創始人，他們持有這些企業的多數股權，並希望將其出售給公眾，因為需求量太大了。

In most cases, which often happens, is that investors already hold those stocks and they want to sell them to the public.

在大多數情況下，也就是經常發生的情況下，投資者已經持有這些股票，他們想把它們賣給公眾。

So whenever you see that, the number of people who want to buy stocks significantly rises compared to the number of sellers in the market, you see stocks going up.

是以，每當你看到想要購買股票的人數明顯多於市場上賣出股票的人數時，你就會看到股票上漲。

But when the dynamics of the market changes, when we have a lot of people who want to sell their stocks and there are not enough buyers, then the price of the stock goes down.

但是，當市場動態發生變化時，當我們有很多人想賣出股票而買方不足時，股票價格就會下跌。

This is the only reason why a stock market crashes.

Imagine you have a scenario where you have a lot of people, like large groups of people who want to sell their stocks, but there are not enough buyers on the other side.

試想一下，有很多人，比如一大群人想賣出股票，但另一方卻沒有足夠的買家。

The sellers will start offering lower and lower prices to sell their stocks and get rid of them.

賣家會開始以越來越低的價格出售股票並脫手。

Why they are doing that, that is a completely different question.

至於他們為什麼要這麼做，這是一個完全不同的問題。

And they cannot sell them, so they keep lowering their prices until there will be somebody on the other side who wants to buy them.

他們賣不出去，就不斷降價，直到對方有人願意買。

And if they lower down their prices by about 10%, then we call that a massive stock market crash.

如果他們降價 10%左右，我們就稱之為大規模股災。

But even if I do not sell my stocks, the value of my stocks will go down, because the value of my stocks in the market is being determined by the people who are buying and selling those stocks.

但是，即使我不出售我的股票，我的股票價值也會下降，因為我的股票在市場上的價值是由買賣這些股票的人決定的。

Let's say for example that I hold 10 apple stocks, and each of these apple stocks cost at around 100 dollars.

比如說，我持有 10 只蘋果股票，每隻蘋果股票的成本約為 100 美元。

Now during the last crisis that happened after the liberation day, I did not sell my stocks because I am a long term investor in apple and I did not feel the urge or the need to sell those stocks.

現在，在解放日之後發生的上一次危機中，我沒有賣掉我的股票，因為我是蘋果公司的長期投資者，我沒有賣掉這些股票的衝動和必要。

But there were plenty of people who panicked and they started selling their stocks.

但也有很多人驚慌失措，開始拋售股票。

And there were people on the other side who bought the stocks after it went down.

另一方也有人在下跌後買入股票。

Let's say the stock went down from 100 dollars to as low as 80 dollars.

假設股價從 100 美元跌至 80 美元。

Now the price of the apple stock is being traded at 80 dollars because buyers on the other side are only willing to buy the stocks at 80 dollars.

現在蘋果股票的交易價格是 80 美元，因為另一方的買家只願意以 80 美元的價格購買股票。

The value of my stocks as well went to 80 dollars.

Because according to the market dynamic, according to the demand and supply in the market, people are not willing to pay for that particular stock more than 80 dollars.

因為根據市場動態，根據市場供求關係，人們不願意為該股票支付超過 80 美元的價格。

So my wealth went from 100 dollars, and if I hold 10 apple stocks, then it went from 1000 dollars to 800 dollars.

是以，我的財富從 100 美元變成了 100 美元，如果我持有 10 只蘋果股票，那麼財富就從 1000 美元變成了 800 美元。

So usually when trillions of dollars being wiped out of the market, it does not necessarily mean that people actually lost that money.

是以，通常情況下，當數萬億美元從市場上消失時，並不一定意味著人們真的損失了這些錢。

Because a lot of people hold into their stocks for a very long time.

There is a substantial part of investors who panic during those crises and they instantly sell their stocks.

在這些危機中，有相當一部分投資者會感到恐慌，他們會立即拋售股票。

And that's when the transfer of wealth happens, from one group of people to another.

這就是財富從一個群體轉移到另一個群體的過程。

Now that leads to the question, why would some people actually sell their stocks?

這就引出了一個問題：為什麼有些人會賣掉股票？

When a stock market crash happens, you are left with 3 options.

One option is when you expect the price to stay the way it is, let's say it stays at 80 dollars per stock.

一種選擇是你希望價格保持不變，比方說保持在每股 80 美元。

If I am already here and I believe that the stock will go to 80 dollars, I would rather sell my stock at this point.

如果我已經在這裡了，而且我相信股票會漲到 80 美元，我寧願在這個時候賣掉我的股票。

But if I am already late and it's at 80 dollars, maybe I am not going to sell it because I am just too late to the game.

但如果我已經晚了，而它的價格是 80 美元，也許我就不會賣了，因為我只是太遲了。

But if I believe that the price of the stock is going to continue going down to 50 dollars, then it's much better for me to sell it at 80 dollars than wait 50 dollars.

但如果我認為股價會繼續下跌到 50 美元，那麼我在 80 美元時賣出比等待 50 美元要好得多。

On the other side, if I believe that this collapse or this stock market crash is unnecessary and it was created as a result of a widespread panic in the market and I believe that the stock will go back to 100 dollars, I am not going to sell it and I will keep it and I will regain my value.

另一方面，如果我認為這次崩盤或股市暴跌是不必要的，是市場普遍恐慌的結果，我相信股票會回到 100 美元，我就不會賣掉它，我會留著它，我會重新獲得我的價值。

Maybe over time, it is going to rise further.

也許隨著時間的推移，它還會進一步上升。