Hello fellow Robo Capital. So hope you're well. This has been without a doubt the most wild,

bizarre day I have ever seen in markets. We have a lot to talk about. We're going to dive right in.

And then at the end of this video, I'm going to try to give you my best answer as to what the

probabilities are that this gets worse. And I'm going to try to give you my best answer as to what the probabilities are

that this gets worse. And I'm talking about the fact that the stock market went down today by

2,200 points. And I want to highlight the fact as far as percentage terms, that was a bigger

percentage drop than 9-11.

And it's right up there with some of the biggest percentage drops we saw during the dot-com bust and the GFC.

This is a big deal.

This is a very big deal.

And then at the end of this video, I'll also try to give you an update on what's happening with YouTube in case you guys saw my last video.

All right. Let's get right into the action, guys. First and foremost, like I said, the Dow drops 2,200 points. 5.5%. Josh actually just text me some of the historical drops that would be comparable.

And I think the biggest drop we had, this is the major single-day S&P 500 drops.

So I'm going to have to focus here on the S&P, not the Dow.

April 2000, let's see, we had a dot-com crash day of 5.8%. 9-11. We had 4.9%. GFC, it looks like the biggest

one is 9% on one day. The, let's see here.

And then Cerva's sickness, the biggest drop, one day drop was 12%.

So today on the S&P 500, we are down basically 6%.

So that would put us higher than the biggest percentage decline that we saw during the dot-com crash.

And again, I'm not talking just nominal numbers.

I'm talking about percentage drops.

It's an apples to apples comparison.

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