This Is What ALWAYS Happens Before a Massive Market Crash

There is a pattern that repeats itself before every major financial crisis. It happened before the dot-com bubble. It happened before the 2008 housing collapse. It happened before the lockdown market crash — and it’s happening again right now.

This video reveals the warning signal that always appears before a massive market crash, and why so many people overlook it until it’s already too late.

We break down:

How markets become overvalued while the real economy weakens

Why investors keep buying even when risks are rising

The role of confidence, speculation, and FOMO in late-stage bull markets

How government and media messaging delay the crash, but increase the damage

The point where reality finally breaks through the optimism

The truth is simple:
Markets don’t crash when things look bad.
They crash when everything still looks good — but the foundation has already rotted.

The signs are here:

Rising household debt

Slowing consumer demand

Profit declines masked by stock buybacks

Banks tightening lending

Government spending propping up weak growth

This is the setup we’ve seen many times before.
What comes next is not a surprise — it is a cycle.

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