Too many UA-camrs are pushing 1 world index or sp500. Bonds are harder to understand and describe so these tubers don’t have them and appear to be younger risk takers. Bonds never get mentioned. It’s get rich quick now !
Great explanation of bonds, I don't get why it doesn't have more views.. meanwhile all these high dividend NUSI/JEPI/QYLD fluff pieces do great (not that i've anything against dividend stocks)
2008 is an old school example. It does not apply now. If you bought UK bonds in 2019 pre-pandemic, you would now have lost 30%. Less volatile than stocks? I think not.
Bonds arent working well atm due to interest rate rises so is this a good time to buy bonds cheaply or will they just keep going down as interest goes up?
You know what you need iron stomach for? For 2x or 3x leveraged S&P 500 ETFs. After holding those for a while, now I can be around 20% or 30% down and don't bat an eye. The normal VWCE now looks really meek. I don't recommend doing it for anyone, but if you want to know what actual volatility is like, well this one way to do so. You can see even more volatility with 3x Nasdaq 100 funds, but that stuff will make you gray way before your time.
Yeah thats a rollercoaster for sure - never one I've ridden myself to be honest despite me describing myself as an 'aggressive investor'. It's a bit like the volatility in crypto, once you've experienced that normal markets are a walk in the park!
Um, bonds and stocks correlation isn’t fixed, they used to be positive and then gets negative and this recent 2023 decline turns into quite positive again
NO ! Just look at the graphs over 50 years. Compare Cash, Bonds, Stocks. . Safest is Cash, Next Safest is Bonds , Not so Safe Stocks , but diversified , GROWTH !!!!!
Hello pal! You are an awesome teacher. I need a lending hand. Not for lending exactly but for figuring out my future direction. If you are one who can consult on financial issues, please email me. As a child brought up on the principles of cash is king, I would love to discuss my first ever investing options with you.
Hi Ravi, depends what it is you need really. If you need proper financial advice then you'd need to sit down with a financial adviser and go through a regulated process.
2008 is an old school example. It does not apply now. If you bought UK bonds in 2019 pre-pandemic, you would now have lost 30%. Less volatile than stocks? I think not.
Sorry Karen.
Thanks for the insights. Could you make a video, how retail investors can buy UK bonds ( both government and corporate)?
Really useful Tom. We’re just getting into investing so this explanation of stocks vs bonds and benefits of both was invaluable. Thank you kind sir.
Excellent! Glad to hear it, thanks for watching - appreciated.
Your story telling is absolutly great
The best strategy is still mastering emotions. If one can't do it, has to buy bonds :))
Well said Nadia.
@@ThatFinanceShow Thank you! I used to have bonds when I was more blond)))
Very good explanation, thanks. Have just bought some 4.25% stocks during recent dip
Glad it was useful! Thanks
Fantastic video Tom, It’s the reason i invest into the LS80 👍🏼 and got anymore cards stashed anywhere 😂
With my current hair situation, I think there’s a full deck in there somewhere.
You won yourself a subscriber with Andrei Jikh reference! Lovely channel, can't wait for it to blow up. Good luck!
Awesome, thank you!
Brilliant and humorous thank you.
Thank you my friend! Thanks for watching
Enjoyed this and will take it on board!
Glad you enjoyed it Louie
Great video and I think you got the point across very well. Im with you on the red heads too 👍
Thanks Christopher. Always pleased to hear from another redhead fan!
I've got production envy, mate! Very nice.
Thanks David! I just want to keep trying to improve.
Great content and amazing storytelling, keep going
Thank you so much Ataa
Thanks for the great video
Top notch vid, had me chuckling. Good information and well presented
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!
With the current state of the economy and looming recession on the us economy. Would you consider US bonds a smart investment move at the moment?
Do a personal proper research first or seek professional aid to avoid unrepentant losses
@@chenoweth816 I just looked it up. She isn’t that pricy. It’s actually a 10% roi and totally worth it
@Martin….well I know for fact she is expensive and it’s 10% @Tom… I wouldn’t at this moment…I’ll hold off till Biden gets his stuff together.
I wouldn’t though.
Thank you for the great video!
My pleasure!
Too many UA-camrs are pushing 1 world index or sp500. Bonds are harder to understand and describe so these tubers don’t have them and appear to be younger risk takers. Bonds never get mentioned. It’s get rich quick now !
Well explained. I'm sharing this 👍🏼
Awesome, thank you!
Great explanation of bonds, I don't get why it doesn't have more views.. meanwhile all these high dividend NUSI/JEPI/QYLD fluff pieces do great (not that i've anything against dividend stocks)
Thanks, glad you thought it was useful mate.
2008 is an old school example. It does not apply now. If you bought UK bonds in 2019 pre-pandemic, you would now have lost 30%. Less volatile than stocks? I think not.
Boids. Sorry this is how the thumbnail presented itself to my brain. Thanks for the info tho :)
Contents getting slicker. Shirt continuity spot on. Barnet continuity not so good.👦🧑🃏
😂 I was editing it thinking oh god, my hair keeps changing. Honestly Robert, it’s got a bloody life of its own.
@@ThatFinanceShow Your hair has taken on the spirit of Cobweb, from your Damo visit. Just keep your tongue in.
@@robkyle2008 achoo.
Bonds arent working well atm due to interest rate rises so is this a good time to buy bonds cheaply or will they just keep going down as interest goes up?
anyone knows when Trading 212 will allow to new users, I have been waiting like 12 months now
They are nearly done working through the waiting list. Are you on it?
@@ThatFinanceShow yeah I apply every week ahahah
You know what you need iron stomach for? For 2x or 3x leveraged S&P 500 ETFs. After holding those for a while, now I can be around 20% or 30% down and don't bat an eye. The normal VWCE now looks really meek. I don't recommend doing it for anyone, but if you want to know what actual volatility is like, well this one way to do so. You can see even more volatility with 3x Nasdaq 100 funds, but that stuff will make you gray way before your time.
Yeah thats a rollercoaster for sure - never one I've ridden myself to be honest despite me describing myself as an 'aggressive investor'. It's a bit like the volatility in crypto, once you've experienced that normal markets are a walk in the park!
Um, bonds and stocks correlation isn’t fixed, they used to be positive and then gets negative and this recent 2023 decline turns into quite positive again
Yes things have been a little different recently but generally speaking over long term history they've been negatively correlated.
Very nice
Thanks
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NO ! Just look at the graphs over 50 years. Compare Cash, Bonds, Stocks. . Safest is Cash, Next Safest is Bonds , Not so Safe Stocks , but diversified , GROWTH !!!!!
Hello pal! You are an awesome teacher. I need a lending hand. Not for lending exactly but for figuring out my future direction. If you are one who can consult on financial issues, please email me. As a child brought up on the principles of cash is king, I would love to discuss my first ever investing options with you.
Hi Ravi, depends what it is you need really. If you need proper financial advice then you'd need to sit down with a financial adviser and go through a regulated process.
2008 is an old school example. It does not apply now. If you bought UK bonds in 2019 pre-pandemic, you would now have lost 30%. Less volatile than stocks? I think not.