Kyle Kamrooz

Markets in freefall as Trump's tariffs shocked investors. Asian markets tanked too, but this isn't about Asia; it's about America. In 2025, Nasdaq fell 10% while S&P 500 dropped 8%. Hidden beneath the panic lies the wealth-transfer opportunity that created America's fortunes:

1929 crash wiped out 89% of market value—Dow falling to just 41.22 by 1932. Investors lost everything. Savings vanished. Dreams shattered. Yet some discovered a key truth: While most panicked, those betting on America quietly accumulated assets at bargain prices...

Why didn't "Black Monday" 1987 create another depression? Dow plunged 22.6% in hours—equal to 8,000+ points today. Panic sellers locked in losses. Markets recovered within 2 years. The biggest fortunes aren't made avoiding crashes, but during them.

The dot-Com bubble taught us the difference between paper wealth and real assets. Amazon fell from $107 to $5.97. Microsoft dropped 65%. Apple lost 75%. Those who saw technology's future while others fled positioned themselves for huge returns.

2008's Crisis saw ordinary Americans make extraordinary decisions. As markets lost 60%, my neighbor took his retirement fund to buy foreclosed properties others feared. Today his $200,000 investment has grown to $1.7 million.

"I sold everything in 2009," a client confessed. "The $300,000 I panicked away would be worth $1.8 million today." His voice still trembles with regret. COVID crash confirmed this pattern once more. It revealed three signals Strategic Accumulators recognize:

Three wealth-transfer signals appear in every market crash: 1. Media catastrophizing (headlines worse than reality) 2. Forced selling (sound assets sold from fear) 3. Prices disconnected from value Today's market displays all three signals.

Buffett: "Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful." The challenge? This requires financial flexibility and emotional discipline. How can you position yourself on the right side of this wealth transfer?

During crashes, three groups emerge: • Panic Sellers: Lock in permanent losses • Frozen Holders: Maintain but don't capitalize • Strategic Accumulators: Build dynastic wealth The wealthy join that third group by solving a problem most face.

The biggest obstacle isn't lack of capital—it's keeping both liquidity AND ownership. The wealthy access cash without selling appreciating assets. Regular Americans couldn't—forced to choose between keeping assets or having cash.

This 150-year pattern revealed a gap: Homeowners needing cash must sell completely, surrendering future gains—exactly when Accumulators are buying. We created Bonus Homes to solve this exact problem.

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History shows wealth transfers happen during a market panic, precisely like today. Believe in America. Believe in Bonus. Learn more at http://bonushomes.com about positioning yourself on the winning side of this $4 trillion transfer.

Video credits: ABC7: President Trump's tariffs trigger global stock market free fall Decades TV Network: Stock Market Crash of 1929 - Decades TV Network CBS News: From the archives: "Black Monday," the 1987 stock market crash