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Crash risk April 2025 – Will the carnage continue?

Nervousness is growing in the markets: Trump's new tariffs, a brutal sell-off in the US markets, and a nervous DAX – the financial markets have already been under massive pressure this week. The S&P 500 recorded its biggest drop since the coronavirus shock. Bubble patterns are multiplying, the first crash signals are emerging, capital is flowing out of the stock markets – the stock markets are on alert. Many investors are asking themselves: Are we facing a real bear market? Or is this all just a normal correction in the economic cycle? The TradingBrothers analyze the current situation for you with their systematic risk management: What do our 100% systematic crash indicators show? Where do we stand in the intermarket cycle? And how do we consistently implement the TB wealth pyramid in practice now? 📊 Topics in the video: Bloodbath in the markets? Why calm is the most important currency now Systematic crash indicators: What our early warning system is currently reporting Capital flows: Why money is fleeing stocks – and where it's headed now TB pyramid & foundation: Our current portfolio structure for times of crisis Hedging, cash ratio, shorts: What to do now – and what not to do "PLEASE don't gamble away your good starting position!" – a clear appeal from us to you! 🔔 Subscribe to our channel now for more market analyses & strategies: https://www.youtube.com/@TradingBroth... 📈 Register for the next live webinar free of charge: https://www.tradingbrothers.com/kalender 📥 Book a consultation – personal & non-binding: https://www.tradingbrothers.com/kontakt #Crash #BearMarket #Recession #CashIsKing #StockMarkets #TBWealthPyramid #RiskManagement #TradingBrothers Disclaimer: The content of the videos is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation. Each investor must obtain their own information and should seek professional assistance for investment decisions. The opinions expressed do not constitute an invitation to trade. They are not a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or securities.