WARNING: The Stock Market Isn't Going To Crash...It's Going To RESET
George Gammon: 10-24-2026
(Some Excerpts)
There are currently huge risks in the stock market that very few people are talking about. And when I say there arerisks, I'm not talking about a crash or a collapse. I'm talking about an outright reset.
And to be very clear, a reset doesn't look like the GFC. It doesn't look like the dot bubble bursting. It looks much more like 1987, Black Monday, or even 1929 where stocks went down by 89% and didn't recover for 24 years.
And what you have to understand about a reset is it doesn't just impact your portfolio. It impacts interest rates. It impacts the national debt. It impacts the dollar and most of all it impacts the economy just like it did in 1929 when that reset led to the Great Depression.
But this video isn't about hype. It's not about narratives. It's about facts, data, and history. and I'm going to reveal everything you need to know. So, at the end of this video, you can determine whether this stock market bubble will end like the GFC, the dot bubble, or something much, much worse.
Now, let's go over to the whiteboard so we can do a side by side comparison of 1929 and 2026.
We'll look at the differences and some of the shocking similarities.
And most people focus on just the stock market crash or reset of 1929. And by the way, later in the video, I'll go over why I'm calling this a reset as opposed to a crash. But most people focus on the reset here in 1929 or what happened after.
What I want to do is look at what happened before. So, if we go back, let's say 1920 and look at approximately a 10-year look back like we did here, we see it started and we're using the Dow. So, again, a different proxy, but the concept is the same. The Dow started at right around 100 and it went up to 381.
So from the original starting point in the 1920s, it went up to 3.8 1x before the whole house of cards came crashing down. So, just to make sure we're all on the same page, when we do an apples to apples comparison between 1929 when the whole house of cards came crashing down using this metric, thecurrent 2026 stock market is in even more of a precarious position.
Mr. Gammon explains facts and figures using a white board. Be sure to watch full video for all of the information.