Comments by "NetWorth" (@networth00) on "An Important Message To All Investors" video.

You need to be buying more right about now. Don't even consider selling. Investing is for the long haul... 10+ or 20+ years.
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@dylandrury2884 Don't go all in. Go in about 8-10% when it takes a big drop. It could keep falling.
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Your younger audience doesn't remember the stock and real estate markets circa 2008. People were jumping off buildings because they lost everything. Imagine your 401k losing 70% and your home being worth a fraction of what is it now. I bought two houses in 2013; one for $21k and the other for $40k. Today they're worth $200k and $300k (I can prove this if you want addresses). They sat on the market for months and nobody was buying. Younger investors today think the market just goes up up and more up. Wait till a real downturn and nobody talks about stocks and 2/3 of real estate agents "retire" their licenses. I really hope that doesn't happen again but you never know. I've been doing real estate investing and stock investing since I was 29yo so about 25 years. Again, young people don't remember how bad it gets sometimes. They're in for a very rude awakening when the S hits the fan.
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@Spazik86 The US has a "way worse" health system than the EU... LOL is this a joke?
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@Spazik86 I'm not poor, but I go to the same dr that poor people go to. What makes you think the poor don't have insurance? We do have free insurance for the poor, and ANYONE will be seen at the Emergency Rooms at all times.
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@Spazik86 If you're poor in the USA you will get free medical insurance called Medicaid.
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You think virus is spreading faster in US than China LOL. The US has only had 31 deaths total and 1000 cases. China has had 125,000 cases and 4500 deaths. Go redo your math.
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Boomers are age 55-75 so they're not buying any risky stocks for the short term. You must be new at trading.
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@JA-ld3it I bought my stocks in the late 90s early 2000s... and kept buying every since. I don't know when everyone else bought theirs.
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