It seems everyone is still relying too heavily on the charts now. Imho, when the ETF's stepped into Crypto it changed the game. The Bitcoin Baby has been born and will grow up fast. The Crypto Market now has a rubber stamp of approval. Wall Street is in the game now and It will become the store of value we have been talking about. The rules are already changing. We would have normally had a corrective retrace by now, yet Bitcoin has been steadily rising. The name of the game is getting out with profit, but when exactly to get out this Super Cycle is going to be a tricky one. It's not about guessing the market's next move; it's about playing it smart and steady...managed to grow a nest egg of around 3.4Bitcoin to a decent 18Bitcoin in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Linda Wilburn, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
Investing has proven to be an incredibly beneficial decision. My cryptocurrency profits continue to play a substantial role in growing my overall wealth, reducing my reliance on my salary.
The same high-yield potential exists in both bullish and bearish situations; what matters is how information and technique are used. Not neglecting professional advice.
Thank you. I have heard many people say “the market has priced in such and such number of rate hikes or lowering interest rates“ how do you know this? Where can I go to see that the markets have done this? Thank you.
Thank you for these great videos! The US has to increase the shelter supply, there's just no other way (demand side policies have failed and will fail).
It's highly unlikely that the Yen won't appreciate and the NK225 won't weaken on any changes in policy from the BoJ. It may not be dramatic but it's hardly going to be a benign effect.
Nice coverage of esoteric subjects that matter Joseph. Thanks!. A couple of weeks ago you said you expected equity markets to melt up - is there any divergence from that view and if not, is it just central bank liquidity that you expect to drive it? Thanks...just calibrating how much risk to carry forward. I see scenarios where the narrowness of markets continue, or we see rotation to the broader market, or the market corrects 10% before moving in a more consistent direction up or down.
I recognize that you do these in one take without editing. That's how I do my videos too. They always seem so good while rehearsing in my head, but then I hit record and lose all my good ideas. Thanks again JW
@Fedguy12 Same here. I've done a few 1 hr live streams, one with Simon the Uneducated Economist, and the first few min I feel a bit nervous. Then, I am aggressively waiting with excitement to speak. Before I know it, 75 minutes have flown by. Thanks again JW, looking forward to seeing you again at George's Rebel Capitalist Live. I'll bring my CB 101 book to get it signed again. 😁
Mid 3% inflation...... give more time for the layoffs and rates to keep working through things. Immigration is upward pressure....... companies in buyback mode and increasing dividends and profits... Add it all up.... higher we go peps :-)
Increase in home insurance premiums are also driving up the shelter component of the CPI. Auto insurance premiums have also significantly increased due to higher costs for auto parts and labor, increase in number of accidents and traffic deaths etc. In some states, auto insurance premiums are expected to increase by more than 10-15%. Gas prices are also increasing and the Biden admin may not be able to use the trick(dip in the strategic reserve) it uses in the past to lower the cost. The cost of dental services have also increased.
Why is BOJ rushing to raise rates in March instead of April? Does one month make alot of difference? Wouldn't it be smarter to telegraph it instead of springing a surprise?
have you talked about the Fed shifting to an average inflation target over time? Such that they are comfortable letting inflation run above 2 percent to compensate for the years where it ran below 2 percent?
I don't think thats ever happening. Will seriously dent Fed credibility. I know Fed and credibility dont add up in one sentence but 2% is something they'll want to achieve, stocks, economy be damned.
@@tastypymp1287 Then it would look bad on their part. Policies, targets shouldn't be changed like that. Well, what can be said about Economists. As Harry Truman said, "Give me one handed economist".
It seems everyone is still relying too heavily on the charts now. Imho, when the ETF's stepped into Crypto it changed the game. The Bitcoin Baby has been born and will grow up fast. The Crypto Market now has a rubber stamp of approval. Wall Street is in the game now and It will become the store of value we have been talking about. The rules are already changing. We would have normally had a corrective retrace by now, yet Bitcoin has been steadily rising. The name of the game is getting out with profit, but when exactly to get out this Super Cycle is going to be a tricky one. It's not about guessing the market's next move; it's about playing it smart and steady...managed to grow a nest egg of around 3.4Bitcoin to a decent 18Bitcoin in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Linda Wilburn, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
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I appreciate the professionalism and dedication of the team behind Linda’s trade signal service.
Investing has proven to be an incredibly beneficial decision. My cryptocurrency profits continue to play a substantial role in growing my overall wealth, reducing my reliance on my salary.
Linda Wilburn strategy has normalized winning trades for me and it’s a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started.
The same high-yield potential exists in both bullish and bearish situations; what matters is how information and technique are used. Not neglecting professional advice.
Was waiting for Hello my friends.
Thank you. I have heard many people say “the market has priced in such and such number of rate hikes or lowering interest rates“ how do you know this? Where can I go to see that the markets have done this? Thank you.
Why did you circle the usdjpy uptick and say that that’s jpy appreciating. Isn’t that jpy depreciating against usd?
Joseph, my friend! Thank you for your consistently excellent videos week in and week out. Safe travels this week my friend! 🙌
Amazing you don’t have more subs. You have been spot on the last few years.
Thank you for these great videos!
The US has to increase the shelter supply, there's just no other way (demand side policies have failed and will fail).
Thank you Joseph
I really like the beginning of the video when you say: "Hello my friends"
Have a great weekend 🇧🇷
It's highly unlikely that the Yen won't appreciate and the NK225 won't weaken on any changes in policy from the BoJ. It may not be dramatic but it's hardly going to be a benign effect.
Nice coverage of esoteric subjects that matter Joseph. Thanks!. A couple of weeks ago you said you expected equity markets to melt up - is there any divergence from that view and if not, is it just central bank liquidity that you expect to drive it? Thanks...just calibrating how much risk to carry forward. I see scenarios where the narrowness of markets continue, or we see rotation to the broader market, or the market corrects 10% before moving in a more consistent direction up or down.
I recognize that you do these in one take without editing. That's how I do my videos too. They always seem so good while rehearsing in my head, but then I hit record and lose all my good ideas.
Thanks again JW
It takes me a number of takes, but after getting past the first few minutes things flow
@Fedguy12 Same here. I've done a few 1 hr live streams, one with Simon the Uneducated Economist, and the first few min I feel a bit nervous. Then, I am aggressively waiting with excitement to speak. Before I know it, 75 minutes have flown by.
Thanks again JW, looking forward to seeing you again at George's Rebel Capitalist Live. I'll bring my CB 101 book to get it signed again. 😁
Congrats on getting quoted in Charlie's note 💪
Mid 3% inflation...... give more time for the layoffs and rates to keep working through things. Immigration is upward pressure....... companies in buyback mode and increasing dividends and profits...
Add it all up.... higher we go peps :-)
The silent factor is the all cause death rate.... this is turbo charging some aspects and ways. Time will tell :-)
Thank you Joseph
Higher for longer
Thanks JW
Increase in home insurance premiums are also driving up the shelter component of the CPI.
Auto insurance premiums have also significantly increased due to higher costs for auto parts and labor, increase in number of accidents and traffic deaths etc. In some states, auto insurance premiums are expected to increase by more than 10-15%. Gas prices are also increasing and the Biden admin may not be able to use the trick(dip in the strategic reserve) it uses in the past to lower the cost.
The cost of dental services have also increased.
Last time I was this early, Greenspan said "Irrational exuberance" at AEI!
Wonder what Powell will say as Inflation ain't coming down any soon.. 😊
Great Job Joseph great wrap up of the economy this week.
happy sunday! thanks for these weekly videos
King Joseph The Great!
Why is BOJ rushing to raise rates in March instead of April? Does one month make alot of difference? Wouldn't it be smarter to telegraph it instead of springing a surprise?
It has been telegraphed. How do you think you know about it?
Amazing!
Thank you!
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have you talked about the Fed shifting to an average inflation target over time? Such that they are comfortable letting inflation run above 2 percent to compensate for the years where it ran below 2 percent?
That's right, they ain't sneaking by us 🎲🎲
I don't think thats ever happening. Will seriously dent Fed credibility. I know Fed and credibility dont add up in one sentence but 2% is something they'll want to achieve, stocks, economy be damned.
@@learndesignwithdevThey explicitly stated they want an average of 2%. This allows for periods than run below and above that.
@@tastypymp1287 Then it would look bad on their part. Policies, targets shouldn't be changed like that. Well, what can be said about Economists. As Harry Truman said, "Give me one handed economist".
@@learndesignwithdev It wasn't changed. They stated that back in 2021.
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