I Got Rich in 2008. This Time It's Bigger

The Fear and Greed Index just hit its lowest reading since the 2020 COVID crash—and most investors are panic-selling the exact stocks that will make them wealthy. I've lived through this twice before. In 2001, I watched my roommate lose half his 401K at Micron and then lose his job. In 2008, I ignored every instinct telling me to sell and invested heavily into the downturn instead. Five years later, I was a millionaire. Now I'm doing it again—and in this video, I reveal exactly how I'm allocating capital across my Top 5 growth stocks right now, including a $100 breakdown so you can follow the same model at any portfolio size. $10,000 invested in #NVIDIA at the COVID bottom in March 2020 would be worth $270,000 today. Fear has always had a price tag—and right now, the market is handing you the bill. From Silicon Photonics to HBM4 memory, I break down why #Marvell, #Broadcom, #Google, #NVIDIA, and #Micron are the five positions I'm adding to right now—with analyst upside targets reaching as high as 56%—and exactly why I believe this downturn is setting up the same generational opportunity I seized in 2008. 00:00 - Intro 00:46 - It's Personal 2001 01:03 - 2008 02:03 - First Stock 03:28 - 2 06:37 - 3 08:40 - 4 10:27 - 5 12:55 - Breakout DISCLAIMER: Links on this page may be affiliate links which have no cost to you, but I may earn a commission for anyone that signs up or makes a purchase from those sites. All opinions expressed by Brian are solely provided as content. Do not treat any opinion by Brian as gospel that needs to be recreated. Brian is not a fiduciary or financial advisor. All financial topics are for illustration where the outcomes are not guaranteed or expected. There exists real risks in all forms of investment, so do your homework and make your own decisions.