This is What "ALWAYS" Happens Before a Market Crash..

Market crashes don’t start with headlines—they start in the plumbing. In this video, we break down the real signals before a market crash: narrowing breadth, creeping leverage, thinning liquidity, and policy contradictions that tighten conditions even as prices rise. You’ll see why quiet credit spreads and record issuance can mask fragility—and how small triggers like Treasury auction “tails” and volatility feedback loops turn small slips into full-scale slides.

What you’ll learn:
• Breadth vs. leadership: Why rallies powered by a few giants are fragile.
• Leverage & vol-selling: How short-vol trades and structured products amplify drawdowns.
• Liquidity illusion: Why exits vanish just when crowds rush the door.
• Policy vs. term premium: How markets can tighten even when rates are cut.
• Historical echoes: 1929, 1987, and 2008—all followed the same structural rhythm.

Stick around for a 3-tell checklist that shows you how to read market resilience versus fragility before it shows up in prices. If you find this helpful, like, comment, and subscribe for more data-driven breakdowns on how the market really works beneath the surface.

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