There are spams in the comment but no worries they advice Bitcoin speculation so it is very clear that it is not you (there is also tick thing but it is not that funny to say)
@@tiamatsmirnov938 just reported about 35-40 spammers sharing contact number to fakes here in the comments, but it is impossible to keep up... They are too many.
@@tonyharion9816 Yeah it's a plag. Thx for doing it. I'm trying too. I'm not sure the the swedish investor saw my comment though as I can see the channel for which i gave the link is still there. And I wonder what YT is doing as I reported the channel and they did nothing.
It's really a stupid test, he chose a good-looking for 3 but for other races, he chose not-so-beautiful women. Whatever that was supposed to mean (or to be mean) ?).
@@En_theo that’s the point isn’t it. The “not so pretty” one in your eyes may be the pretty ones for some others. I happen not to think 3 is the prettiest
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Living close to nature enables me to disengage from oppressive systems and concentrate on developing a more sustainable and peaceful way of life. Although it is depressing to see how many people are unwilling to question the status quo, by adopting a more simple lifestyle, I can find comfort in my own personal development and make a positive difference in the world. Living close to nature helps me form a strong bond with the environment while also allowing me to escape the pressures of societal norms. I can let go of concerns about taxes, mortgages, and material possessions because I live in nature. I don't stress about starting out like everyone else or having a high-paying job. Instead, I prioritize the pursuit of personal growth and fulfillment, focusing on what truly matters to me. I can cultivate a sense of inner peace and contentment by stepping away from the rat race and adopting a simpler way of life. This freedom from societal expectations enables me to pursue my passions, make a positive impact on the world, and experience true happiness right now. Anyone who wants to stop by for a cup of tea is welcome.
I've lost quite alot trading on my own...With AMC entert. being on everyones Chart list,what are other best stock to buy now..Atleast ones with a lower risk
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In an inflationary environment, the best asset to hold is actually cash (or very short term bonds). Of course, not for long term, as inflation will eat it away, but for short-medium term it gives you the option to buy the assets that you would like to own (i.e. stocks) after their price has fallen as a result of rising interest rates.
The opportunity cost of holding a low yield asset (short bonds) is too high for it to make sense as a very liquid cash reserve for stock market crash shopping. E.g if you plan a stock market crash will come in a year you lose about 6.5 to 6.9% real returns but sticking with short bonds (that earn negative real returns). If that happens fine you'll have bought stocks with a much lower price giving far better than 6.9% real return. But if it takes 3 years for the crash to happen, then you'll need to surpass 6.9 x 3= 21% real returns by buying crashed stock prices. Which IMHO is unlikely to say the least. So if you are gonna guest a stock market crash, better guest it with less than 3 year margin, knowing that if you guessed wrong, you're pretty much losing money over time for a strategy that plain simply doesn't work. But that's just a thought I have. Not a financial planner, advisor or professional myself.
@@andremadureira5966 How are you losing 6.5% staying in cash when the stock market is crashing at 10% per year? Relative to the stock market, staying in cash gives you +16.5% plus the option to buy into depressed assets after the bear market is over.
@@slbtz Stock market is crashing 10% now. It was not the case for many years before (12 consecutive years of rally).The point here is that you're considering the actual moment in time (high inflation, FED rising rates, etc). But the thing is that we are very very bad at predicting the future. If anyone can predict when inflation will come, we most certainly would not be in stock market. Trying to predict it we may attempt going into low risk low yield assets (short bonds, cash, etc). But in doing so we lose about 6.5% real return (if we got the timing wrong). What I mean is, if we invest in short bonds believing stock market crash will happen and it doesn't, like it didn't in 2010, 2011, 2012, etc up until now, we will most certainly lose the stocks rally. For me at least, its pointless to attempt protecting against high inflation, high FED rates, and related as we simply can't predict future. There is not guarantee that if I buy short bonds now I will effectively protect my portfolio. Maybe stock start going up tomorrow, maybe not. Otherwise we could just have invested in Bitcoin when it popped up in 2012 and be done with it. Sell it in 2019 to avoid the crypto crash. Future is really hard to predict :)
@@andremadureira5966 What I seen market dropped 70% in 3 years that it's pretty going to happen a crash in 2023 late spring or it was all mouth water and we all been gaslighted. It's not a good thing to sit on stocks if a crash occur. But if we believe that the market will recover and it's all political glibber the market will recover for the companies who were never affected, that means the biggest companies. the boring investments who might just dropped 1% over a year.
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I am really amazed how you have covered probably the whole investing world in your videos and you keep producing such a high quality content. Thank you and keep doing the good job. All the best from Bulgaria.
Disagree with holding cash . Yes you lose purchasing power for a time . However inflation does not last forever . If your time frame is longer then months cash maybe fine. Additionally inflation normally causes equities to fall/ crash once interest rates begin to rise that would allow the cash you have held to buy equities that are now on sell. It's not always a straight answer.
Hey Erik, Thank you for this video and all the great video in the channel! I have a question, now when inflation is skyrocketing and recession is around the corner (and according to some indicators is already here), what should one do with cash. I'm considering buying a house as I see cash as a "hot potato", on the other hand, during the upcoming recession, Real Estate should have its fair share of devaluation as well. What do you think would be best then? Perhaps hold the cash (even though it's devaluating) until recession will hit real hard then buy a house (because Real Estate will get hit stronger)? In other words: Housing market vs Fiat Currency during recession & inflation - who's the winner?
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@The Swedsh Investor hey m8 i have no clue how to use whatsapp tbh, we dont really use it, rather viber - likely simialr but i was just watching your vid about financial statements, is there a hub where i can get them in that excel format you show in the vid? thanks for the help
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Number 5 as well… I keep scrolling to find other comments choosing one of the girls and after looking at 200 comments this is the 1st one… this is actually brilliant… as frustrating as it was for a second…. I know I am in the right place… seeing that everyone here is focusing on personal achievement and not cashing women/chasing their dreams/goals/earnings/returns/funds/checks/paper/money/stacking’ bread… Of course a great partner will be nice to have one day… I am almost 30 and I spent my entire adult life so far going from one to another relationship. Mostly a 6 year one, a one year one, and a handful that lasted a few months… excuse me I ramble and digress… anyways I might as well say it… I am about to be 30 and I have only spent a couple months of my entire adult life alone/single/focusing on myself…. And because I have focused so much on being with and keeping women and not on myself and personal growth… I am very very behind in life according to where/how far I believe I should be…. So it’s about time I focus on the right things…. Alright we’ll… Anyways… 🤑🤑🤑💎💰💵💸…Let’s get it then…💸💵💰💎🤑🤑🤑
I dont understand the top of the asset class - this doesn't have anything to do with inflation, investing in yourself to become valuable is called working.. And that's not why I am here. - But I appreciate your 4 categories and like the video as a whole. Thank you.
@@randombanana640 That doesn't have anything to do with inflation. And books about investing also don't have anything to do with assets itself. I don't like with category it's unnecessary and makes noise in an otherwise we'll produced video
Skills is what he means. If a person needs their AC unit fixed for example in May, they will pay whatever you charge for you to fix it. As inflation rises it won't affect you bc you will be able to charge more
It seems like we are being weight down by high valuation and combine with inflation. I am keeping a balance between cash and income producing assets for now. Will add to it when things gets better. Come January 2024. We might have another boom all over again.
So just a piece of what I am getting is that while debt is something you always want to strive to get out of, in times of extreme inflation debt is one good way to "protect" yourself against inflation. Not saying that someone should get into tons of debt just to protect themselves from inflation, but if you have debt (like a mortgage) while it will be good to pay that off as fast as possible. If you have that mortgage during a time of hyper inflation, that mortgage is one minor way to "protect" yourself from inflation. All of this being with the words: "sort of" involved in all of this.
@@emckethern to put it simply. Inflation is a "tax" on your savings. So if you have $100 in savings and the inflation is at 7%, that $100 is worth 7% less now (aka $93). But with debt, inflation doesn't hurt your savings it actually hurts the bank instead. So if you have a mortgage of $100k at 2% interest, as inflation goes up the bank is taking the hit. In simple terms, your interest is 2% while inflation is 7%; so the bank is loosing 5% on their investment with your mortgage while you are only out 2% because of inflation instead of your savings. With that said....if the government is saying 7% it is probably double that unfortunately. That is how debt helps "protect" against inflation. But debt is a double edged sword. With debt you are beholden to the person/bank you owe while they are taking the hit because of inflation; so while it might protect you from inflation, the bank could (to some degree) be like "alright, time to pay up!" Before you even have enough money to actually pay it all off. So choose your debt carefully. Credit card debt I would say get out of asap. And get out of car payments as well. Mortgage should be ok as long as it is a fixed rate. The other thing to do is to have a fixed amount in savings. One example is this: Have a checking account solely for the purpose of paying off a credit card per month. So every time u use that credit card, you move money out of ur main checking account OR out of savings into that account so that the credit card gets paid off entirely every month. But the catch is do not spend money from the credit card that you do not have in your bank account, or it will get away from you and you will owe more than what you have to pay off. If you want to better leverage your credit card and/or mortgage, you need to look up something called "leveraging your debt" and "leveraging your mortgage" if you are smart and disciplined enough with your debt and money you can become wealthy quickly. BUT if you let that discipline get away from you, it will ruin you. Let me know if that still doesn't make sense.
@@BigBadBadger05 yes, I totally understand what you mean now using the mortgage example and how it wouldn't hurt us. I recently just bought a new home with 2.8 interest so I was curious about that. My main thing right now is to try and invest as much as I can in my Roth IRA to help with inflation. Thank you so much for the information given and I will look up what you said to help me fight inflation.
@@emckethern yw, honestly the dave ramsey way isn't an issue. except that some debt, like a mortgage is better than having the equivalent in savings. But yes, investing will also help. Stock market, crypto and real-estate are 3 great ways to invest.
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I have to commend you for the excellent content on the channel. I appreciate how much effort you put into educating us and also giving us an overview of what other professional investors and thinkers have said, written and done. Keep up the good work. +1 to the sub count
Thanks The Swedish Investor. You must be an amazing investor these days, I've been watching you since near the beginning. Your ability to synthesize your recent videos shows that you've digested and related immense amounts of content. Thanks for all your help.
I appreciate the support a ton, glad to hear that you've been around for a while. Creating the channel has definitely, as you say, improved my own investing. Hope I'll be able to produce more content that you'll enjoy here in the future too. Cheers!
This was one of the best investing videos i've seen on UA-cam. I found the content very digestible, besides that one comment from Munger on the German response to inflation/"giving back mortgages" That could have used a tad more explanation for the layman. BUT I digress, amazing vid, great editing. You definitely earned my Sub!
I interpret that as meaning that if you could pay off your mortgage for the price of a cup of coffee (due to inflation), the banks & government allowed you to do that rather than changing the rules to keep you in debt.
I would say when the prophecy comes from warren Buffet, Ray Dalio, and every one else who has a basic understanding of economics, economic history and just common sense, u could see that printing a butt load of many then pay people not to work, its going to be bad.
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I'm mostly invested in consumer cyclicals and healthcare. Focused on small-cap, value and high profitability factors. I think this portfolio will do well during inflation as well as without.
I was just about to say the same. I think art, cars, collectibles can be somewhat detached. If someone wants something, especially if it’s to help satisfy a need or even stress from the dopamine hit of a purchase, you could do really well. I know you can argue that less people would be buying but I don’t agree with the idea that it’s a bad thing to own in inflation
After watching a lot of these excellent videos on investing, I always come back to a low-cost total Market solid Index Fund, which invests in these companies that you speak about. I just invested in the Fidelity 500 index. IMHO you couldn't own any better companies than what's in this fund. Keep some cash on the side for the next downturn and make it a goal to own some real estate as well
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Best protection against inflation is to borrow money which has fix reimbursement schedule and lower interest rate than inflation, and invest with that money.
Here are some examples of how to invest in yourself...here are some in-demand occupations...it would be good to qualify what makes a good investment in yourself. There is going to be a finite amount of answers given the unique circumstances of this and last year, and even discussion of that could elucidate trades and occupations and educational directions that have high prospects in the following years. But these arent the focus of his channel so i understand why they arent discussed at depth.
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optimistic too...people experiencing inflation will find a way to save their earnings. it's instinctive that they 'll switch to non-fiat assets like gold, BT, old cars etc.
Especially in the stock with the raising price for the new investor look for profit. Price change constant up ward. That also the problem new investor too
I believe that inflation is already priced in the market since the end of last year. These manipulators are always 2 steps ahead of everybody because they are market makers. I hope I’m wrong and they won’t keep dumping it on retail investors as always. Those who hold the longest will profit the most, my two cents though, I hold good companies Apple, Tesla and others. Credits to my adviser, Jane Marie Kunak, it has been a year and half of steady growth.
The plan is to play the long term game with a well diversified investment portfolio. By the way, I googled the lady you mentioned and after going through her credentials I can tell she's a pro. I'll be writing a mail to her shortly
I'm a hodler so take it for what it's worth, but I like VALE. Brazilian nickel/iron mining company (think: electric car batteries) with a very high dividend. Their stock plummeted recently due to natural disasters with their dams in Brazil, I believe, but it's had a nice run up the past few months and I've been seeing some nice returns on the stock in addition to the dividend payouts. But I'm not a financial advisor so please do your own research, or get an advisor
IMHO Tesla is not a good company (yet). Historical profits are still not consistent. At least 10 years of consistent profits is the metric I personally use to define good companies.
@@TheSwedishInvestor great info, I have a question I’m in the oil sector, what is your knowledge tell you in inflation time for crude oil and compagnie in oil ,does their pricing power dosent grow in inflation? And what about their cost to ?
@@jacquesuckardes8606 take a look at United States well services USWS on the NASDAQ. They develop all electric oil drills for fracking. This is not financial advice.
I just started my investing journey last year when traditional means of increasing my own and my family's wealth was obliterated by covid. Life goes on and bills don't stop coming regardless, hence why I started learning about investing. The first two months were egregious in regards to my capital decreasing but after my investing education gained traction, in respect to actually learning to properly invest then I have recouped all of my losses and even gained some after 7 months. This is partly because of your amazing content! I cannot thank you enough, because of you, I will hopefully compound this for my own financial freedom in the distant future.
@@JessifurC I'm not really a teacher on this matter like The Swedish Investor and I am also still a student in this regard, just like you. That being said I am not the type of person to ignore a fellow person that genuinely asked for help of some sort. Just keep in mind what I said in the first statement and bear with me please. With that out of the way let me first say that I'm not from the USA and technology from where I am from, on average, is about 5-10 years behind the USA or a developed western European country. My country's economy is largely a consumer driven economy, that's why I personally focused on businesses that are used by the majority of the population but will still flourish under the status quo, that being covid lockdown. I waited in the side lines up until those businesses are undervalued with an addition of a margin of safety and when they do I invest heavily on them. The next part is the tricky part, which is waiting and being patient. Like what I learned from W.B. is that the stock market doesn't test your IQ but rather your EQ. The last thing that I could pass down would be is to never day trade! Hahaha.... my first two months of investing were in some nature like that, hence why I incurred significant losses in the beginning. That's the only things I can think off right on the top of my head as I just read your comment about 10 mins ago. I apologize if they were obvious and superficial points but like I said I'm no teacher and I'm also still learning. I'm still trying to mold my investment strategy to know what works and doesn't. I'm just lucky enough I was able to turn it around and even profited from it. I hope I can continue this trajectory or at the very least avoid dangerous pitfalls that were highlighted in the "The Intelligent Investor". I wish you goodluck sir/ma'am.
Buffet is one the least effected by inflation due to being a billionaire. The key here is to diversify like the cliche suggestion. Precious metals have been hedges against inflation for many years. You retain that purchasing power with them. The issue I have w/ the stock market are the whales, hedge fund managers & etc, selling off massive amounts of shares, which hurt the other 99% the most.
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The big question is how long will inflation resist the feds interest rate increases ? Another big question is the depth and length of a recession and how much corporate income will decrease? If the market corrects longer and more than expected the people with more cash will have the ability to buy in at a better/ lower price. Timing the market is very difficult and often a failing strategy, however if the timing is on the right side for part of your allocation you can be a long term winner.
@swedish investor can you please ban bots in your video comments? or maybe hire someone to do it? i know maybe it doesnt benefit you if you ban them but i really want them gone out of the comments
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Lovely day sir! Thanks for the video! I do think, however, that this reasoning today is faulty. We are going to face much more, then regular inflation. Thus this pyramid can not apply here.
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We must work on the volume charts and also stock market cap charts. For price it will be the stock spit as personal investors did make earning we want them to withdraw for prevent the gouging price. If their personal account no withdraw. Then we do the stock split. We let them more share while bring down the price. We must watch their personal reserve in investment no less than 50%. And their personal volume no less than 50 %.
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I feel there may be an error in this video at the 7:30 mark. The first earnings show a profit of $100 on the $1000 investment with no inflation, so the profit continually occurs. When inflation kicks in, by this example, the inflation of 10% happens every year, which it doesn't, never has and never will.
Why I am watching this..I didn't watch fully.. Why the youtube is showing these things. If Money is energy ..Then Energy is money . Sun, wind , water are only things on this to get energy ...Earth is limited one. Rest of all are infinite sources of energy...But you can't get them without earth. Got the point.
Economists and politicians got together in 2008 and decided failed mortgages had value, packaged them together, "offered" them to banks with government backing, and I haven't heard much about them since. What is being done with them? Are mortgage companies that are still solvent off the hook? Are these "toxic" products ever going to be satisfied (the outstanding bills paid)? Are they still playing these mortgage games? And how secure is money?
Inflation hits people a lot harder than a crashing stock or housing market as it directly affects people's cost of living that people immediately feel the impact of. It's not surprising negative market sentiment is so high now. We really need help to survive in this Economy.
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I think the "investment in yourself" at the top is more of a life advise than ROI/inflation hedge. It's a bit like people say "my best investment is my children", or your brain is your best asset.
Warren Buffett and the Interpretation of Financial Statements: ua-cam.com/video/lBBXmim527A/v-deo.html
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Great vid!
Would you agree that loans in a property would be attractive during inflation?
Man, the bots are going crazy in the comments for your channel lately. I'm reporting a few to help up a bit...
Great video once again. Thank you!
@@tiamatsmirnov938 just reported about 35-40 spammers sharing contact number to fakes here in the comments, but it is impossible to keep up...
They are too many.
@@tonyharion9816 Yeah it's a plag. Thx for doing it. I'm trying too. I'm not sure the the swedish investor saw my comment though as I can see the channel for which i gave the link is still there. And I wonder what YT is doing as I reported the channel and they did nothing.
Maybe more people will vote on 3? 😅
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It's really a stupid test, he chose a good-looking for 3 but for other races, he chose not-so-beautiful women. Whatever that was supposed to mean (or to be mean) ?).
@@En_theo that’s the point isn’t it. The “not so pretty” one in your eyes may be the pretty ones for some others. I happen not to think 3 is the prettiest
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I can feel it in my fingers, I feel it in my toes... Inflation is all around me and so the feeling grows 🎶🎵
Warren knows what is up!
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Great video, lock in 3 on the line up mate.
Impressive as always! Keep up the good work!
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Living close to nature enables me to disengage from oppressive systems and concentrate on developing a more sustainable and peaceful way of life. Although it is depressing to see how many people are unwilling to question the status quo, by adopting a more simple lifestyle, I can find comfort in my own personal development and make a positive difference in the world. Living close to nature helps me form a strong bond with the environment while also allowing me to escape the pressures of societal norms. I can let go of concerns about taxes, mortgages, and material possessions because I live in nature. I don't stress about starting out like everyone else or having a high-paying job. Instead, I prioritize the pursuit of personal growth and fulfillment, focusing on what truly matters to me. I can cultivate a sense of inner peace and contentment by stepping away from the rat race and adopting a simpler way of life. This freedom from societal expectations enables me to pursue my passions, make a positive impact on the world, and experience true happiness right now. Anyone who wants to stop by for a cup of tea is welcome.
What about stocks 🤔
I've lost quite alot trading on my own...With AMC entert. being on everyones Chart list,what are other best stock to buy now..Atleast ones with a lower risk
Any service charges?
I'll love to get tutored on self trading..
@@johansen2765 AMC is on $26.12 at dip
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Those 3rd and 4th levels of the pyramid. By owning a stock, you own a portion of a certain business
This content is the most unbiased objective investing 'advice' there is on youtube. Thank you so much and keep the great content coming!
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In an inflationary environment, the best asset to hold is actually cash (or very short term bonds). Of course, not for long term, as inflation will eat it away, but for short-medium term it gives you the option to buy the assets that you would like to own (i.e. stocks) after their price has fallen as a result of rising interest rates.
The opportunity cost of holding a low yield asset (short bonds) is too high for it to make sense as a very liquid cash reserve for stock market crash shopping. E.g if you plan a stock market crash will come in a year you lose about 6.5 to 6.9% real returns but sticking with short bonds (that earn negative real returns). If that happens fine you'll have bought stocks with a much lower price giving far better than 6.9% real return. But if it takes 3 years for the crash to happen, then you'll need to surpass 6.9 x 3= 21% real returns by buying crashed stock prices. Which IMHO is unlikely to say the least. So if you are gonna guest a stock market crash, better guest it with less than 3 year margin, knowing that if you guessed wrong, you're pretty much losing money over time for a strategy that plain simply doesn't work. But that's just a thought I have. Not a financial planner, advisor or professional myself.
@@andremadureira5966 How are you losing 6.5% staying in cash when the stock market is crashing at 10% per year? Relative to the stock market, staying in cash gives you +16.5% plus the option to buy into depressed assets after the bear market is over.
@@slbtz Stock market is crashing 10% now. It was not the case for many years before (12 consecutive years of rally).The point here is that you're considering the actual moment in time (high inflation, FED rising rates, etc). But the thing is that we are very very bad at predicting the future. If anyone can predict when inflation will come, we most certainly would not be in stock market. Trying to predict it we may attempt going into low risk low yield assets (short bonds, cash, etc). But in doing so we lose about 6.5% real return (if we got the timing wrong). What I mean is, if we invest in short bonds believing stock market crash will happen and it doesn't, like it didn't in 2010, 2011, 2012, etc up until now, we will most certainly lose the stocks rally. For me at least, its pointless to attempt protecting against high inflation, high FED rates, and related as we simply can't predict future. There is not guarantee that if I buy short bonds now I will effectively protect my portfolio. Maybe stock start going up tomorrow, maybe not. Otherwise we could just have invested in Bitcoin when it popped up in 2012 and be done with it. Sell it in 2019 to avoid the crypto crash. Future is really hard to predict :)
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What I seen market dropped 70% in 3 years that it's pretty going to happen a crash in 2023 late spring or it was all mouth water and we all been gaslighted. It's not a good thing to sit on stocks if a crash occur. But if we believe that the market will recover and it's all political glibber the market will recover for the companies who were never affected, that means the biggest companies. the boring investments who might just dropped 1% over a year.
your cash is losing its value though?
This is one of the greatest videos made on inflation.
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Disagree with holding cash . Yes you lose purchasing power for a time . However inflation does not last forever . If your time frame is longer then months cash maybe fine. Additionally inflation normally causes equities to fall/ crash once interest rates begin to rise that would allow the cash you have held to buy equities that are now on sell. It's not always a straight answer.
Bingo. And the Fed is going to raise interest rates six times this year. Holding on to cash assets is not a bad strategy at this time.
Hey Erik, Thank you for this video and all the great video in the channel!
I have a question, now when inflation is skyrocketing and recession is around the corner (and according to some indicators is already here), what should one do with cash. I'm considering buying a house as I see cash as a "hot potato", on the other hand, during the upcoming recession, Real Estate should have its fair share of devaluation as well. What do you think would be best then? Perhaps hold the cash (even though it's devaluating) until recession will hit real hard then buy a house (because Real Estate will get hit stronger)?
In other words: Housing market vs Fiat Currency during recession & inflation - who's the winner?
That's a great question that I've been pondering for the last two years. It feels like we've been on the cusp of recession for 2 years straight.
So many 3’s but it’s definitely 5
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Opposites attract number 3 looks too much like me so I like number one or 3 it's all subjective
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well #1 for me for sure, and i hope for others as well - btw great way to ask ppl for engaging, well done sir :)
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but i was just watching your vid about financial statements, is there a hub where i can get them in that excel format you show in the vid? thanks for the help
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So the best investment against inflation is skills/upskilling & education.
Number 5. She shines with self-respect.
Number 5 as well… I keep scrolling to find other comments choosing one of the girls and after looking at 200 comments this is the 1st one… this is actually brilliant… as frustrating as it was for a second…. I know I am in the right place… seeing that everyone here is focusing on personal achievement and not cashing women/chasing their dreams/goals/earnings/returns/funds/checks/paper/money/stacking’ bread… Of course a great partner will be nice to have one day… I am almost 30 and I spent my entire adult life so far going from one to another relationship. Mostly a 6 year one, a one year one, and a handful that lasted a few months… excuse me I ramble and digress… anyways I might as well say it… I am about to be 30 and I have only spent a couple months of my entire adult life alone/single/focusing on myself…. And because I have focused so much on being with and keeping women and not on myself and personal growth… I am very very behind in life according to where/how far I believe I should be…. So it’s about time I focus on the right things…. Alright we’ll… Anyways… 🤑🤑🤑💎💰💵💸…Let’s get it then…💸💵💰💎🤑🤑🤑
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Perhaps 1 because looks at you
I dont understand the top of the asset class - this doesn't have anything to do with inflation, investing in yourself to become valuable is called working.. And that's not why I am here.
- But I appreciate your 4 categories and like the video as a whole. Thank you.
yea its not the typical investing you're used to but it's more like investing in knowledge (books for example)
@@randombanana640 That doesn't have anything to do with inflation. And books about investing also don't have anything to do with assets itself. I don't like with category it's unnecessary and makes noise in an otherwise we'll produced video
Skills is what he means. If a person needs their AC unit fixed for example in May, they will pay whatever you charge for you to fix it. As inflation rises it won't affect you bc you will be able to charge more
Man, your videos are great and I’m grateful I’ve found this channel on UA-cam!
Didn't agree with all your points but... great video overall
It seems like we are being weight down by high valuation and combine with inflation.
I am keeping a balance between cash and income producing assets for now. Will add to it when things gets better.
Come January 2024. We might have another boom all over again.
So just a piece of what I am getting is that while debt is something you always want to strive to get out of, in times of extreme inflation debt is one good way to "protect" yourself against inflation.
Not saying that someone should get into tons of debt just to protect themselves from inflation, but if you have debt (like a mortgage) while it will be good to pay that off as fast as possible. If you have that mortgage during a time of hyper inflation, that mortgage is one minor way to "protect" yourself from inflation.
All of this being with the words: "sort of" involved in all of this.
Can you explain more about debt protecting you against inflation using the example of a mortgage please? I didn't grasp your example.
@@emckethern to put it simply. Inflation is a "tax" on your savings. So if you have $100 in savings and the inflation is at 7%, that $100 is worth 7% less now (aka $93).
But with debt, inflation doesn't hurt your savings it actually hurts the bank instead.
So if you have a mortgage of $100k at 2% interest, as inflation goes up the bank is taking the hit.
In simple terms, your interest is 2% while inflation is 7%; so the bank is loosing 5% on their investment with your mortgage while you are only out 2% because of inflation instead of your savings.
With that said....if the government is saying 7% it is probably double that unfortunately.
That is how debt helps "protect" against inflation. But debt is a double edged sword.
With debt you are beholden to the person/bank you owe while they are taking the hit because of inflation; so while it might protect you from inflation, the bank could (to some degree) be like "alright, time to pay up!" Before you even have enough money to actually pay it all off.
So choose your debt carefully.
Credit card debt I would say get out of asap. And get out of car payments as well. Mortgage should be ok as long as it is a fixed rate.
The other thing to do is to have a fixed amount in savings. One example is this: Have a checking account solely for the purpose of paying off a credit card per month. So every time u use that credit card, you move money out of ur main checking account OR out of savings into that account so that the credit card gets paid off entirely every month. But the catch is do not spend money from the credit card that you do not have in your bank account, or it will get away from you and you will owe more than what you have to pay off.
If you want to better leverage your credit card and/or mortgage, you need to look up something called "leveraging your debt" and "leveraging your mortgage" if you are smart and disciplined enough with your debt and money you can become wealthy quickly. BUT if you let that discipline get away from you, it will ruin you.
Let me know if that still doesn't make sense.
@@BigBadBadger05 yes, I totally understand what you mean now using the mortgage example and how it wouldn't hurt us. I recently just bought a new home with 2.8 interest so I was curious about that. My main thing right now is to try and invest as much as I can in my Roth IRA to help with inflation. Thank you so much for the information given and I will look up what you said to help me fight inflation.
@@emckethern yw, honestly the dave ramsey way isn't an issue. except that some debt, like a mortgage is better than having the equivalent in savings.
But yes, investing will also help. Stock market, crypto and real-estate are 3 great ways to invest.
As Nassim Taleb said: Inflation is like catsup bottle, you hit it and hit it, and nothing comes out until all of a sudden a lot comes out.
Inflation will be obvious for all in a short while. The governments can't hide it anymore. Come and watch my channel also
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The last one is quite unexpected but has a quite powerful message 👌
I have to commend you for the excellent content on the channel. I appreciate how much effort you put into educating us and also giving us an overview of what other professional investors and thinkers have said, written and done.
Keep up the good work.
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Thanks The Swedish Investor. You must be an amazing investor these days, I've been watching you since near the beginning. Your ability to synthesize your recent videos shows that you've digested and related immense amounts of content. Thanks for all your help.
I appreciate the support a ton, glad to hear that you've been around for a while. Creating the channel has definitely, as you say, improved my own investing. Hope I'll be able to produce more content that you'll enjoy here in the future too. Cheers!
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This was one of the best investing videos i've seen on UA-cam. I found the content very digestible, besides that one comment from Munger on the German response to inflation/"giving back mortgages" That could have used a tad more explanation for the layman. BUT I digress, amazing vid, great editing. You definitely earned my Sub!
I interpret that as meaning that if you could pay off your mortgage for the price of a cup of coffee (due to inflation), the banks & government allowed you to do that rather than changing the rules to keep you in debt.
I would say when the prophecy comes from warren Buffet, Ray Dalio, and every one else who has a basic understanding of economics, economic history and just common sense, u could see that printing a butt load of many then pay people not to work, its going to be bad.
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A bit risky don't you think?
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I read that during times where inflation is over 3% art tends to value up a lot, it's definitely a top tier investment
I was just about to say the same. I think art, cars, collectibles can be somewhat detached. If someone wants something, especially if it’s to help satisfy a need or even stress from the dopamine hit of a purchase, you could do really well. I know you can argue that less people would be buying but I don’t agree with the idea that it’s a bad thing to own in inflation
The value of a house trends upward during inflation as well.
Eye opener. What a great content you have. Thank you
After watching a lot of these excellent videos on investing, I always come back to a low-cost total Market solid Index Fund, which invests in these companies that you speak about. I just invested in the Fidelity 500 index. IMHO you couldn't own any better companies than what's in this fund. Keep some cash on the side for the next downturn and make it a goal to own some real estate as well
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My favourite part is : "Invest in yourself" 🙏🙏
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Best protection against inflation is to borrow money which has fix reimbursement schedule and lower interest rate than inflation, and invest with that money.
How so
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I appreciate the info provided in this video, but I cant help but chuckle that this 18min video can be summerized with 'invest in yourself'
Invest in people who are more productive than i will ever be :-)
Here are some examples of how to invest in yourself...here are some in-demand occupations...it would be good to qualify what makes a good investment in yourself. There is going to be a finite amount of answers given the unique circumstances of this and last year, and even discussion of that could elucidate trades and occupations and educational directions that have high prospects in the following years. But these arent the focus of his channel so i understand why they arent discussed at depth.
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optimistic too...people experiencing inflation will find a way to save their earnings. it's instinctive that they 'll switch to non-fiat assets like gold, BT, old cars etc.
Especially in the stock with the raising price for the new investor look for profit. Price change constant up ward. That also the problem new investor too
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I believe that inflation is already priced in the market since the end of last year. These manipulators are always 2 steps ahead of everybody because they are market makers. I hope I’m wrong and they won’t keep dumping it on retail investors as always. Those who hold the longest will profit the most, my two cents though, I hold good companies Apple, Tesla and others. Credits to my adviser, Jane Marie Kunak, it has been a year and half of steady growth.
The plan is to play the long term game with a well diversified investment portfolio. By the way, I googled the lady you mentioned and after going through her credentials I can tell she's a pro. I'll be writing a mail to her shortly
Thanks for sharing, I came across a webpage just by looking up the name you mentioned on the web…. Pretty impressed
I'm a hodler so take it for what it's worth, but I like VALE. Brazilian nickel/iron mining company (think: electric car batteries) with a very high dividend. Their stock plummeted recently due to natural disasters with their dams in Brazil, I believe, but it's had a nice run up the past few months and I've been seeing some nice returns on the stock in addition to the dividend payouts. But I'm not a financial advisor so please do your own research, or get an advisor
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IMHO Tesla is not a good company (yet). Historical profits are still not consistent. At least 10 years of consistent profits is the metric I personally use to define good companies.
I like how nobody posted a number from 1-5, so much for an experiment. Thank you SWEDEN!
The spotify analogy was badass i really needed that
Appreciate the support Unknown Dead! 🙌
@@TheSwedishInvestor great info, I have a question I’m in the oil sector, what is your knowledge tell you in inflation time for crude oil and compagnie in oil ,does their pricing power dosent grow in inflation? And what about their cost to ?
@@jacquesuckardes8606 take a look at United States well services USWS on the NASDAQ. They develop all electric oil drills for fracking. This is not financial advice.
Okay so Reichsmark is in the uppermost category. I go invest in that now, I think! Thanks:)
I just started my investing journey last year when traditional means of increasing my own and my family's wealth was obliterated by covid. Life goes on and bills don't stop coming regardless, hence why I started learning about investing. The first two months were egregious in regards to my capital decreasing but after my investing education gained traction, in respect to actually learning to properly invest then I have recouped all of my losses and even gained some after 7 months. This is partly because of your amazing content! I cannot thank you enough, because of you, I will hopefully compound this for my own financial freedom in the distant future.
Can you share some of what you learned? What investments did you make had the best returns and which were the worst?
@@JessifurC I'm not really a teacher on this matter like The Swedish Investor and I am also still a student in this regard, just like you. That being said I am not the type of person to ignore a fellow person that genuinely asked for help of some sort. Just keep in mind what I said in the first statement and bear with me please.
With that out of the way let me first say that I'm not from the USA and technology from where I am from, on average, is about 5-10 years behind the USA or a developed western European country. My country's economy is largely a consumer driven economy, that's why I personally focused on businesses that are used by the majority of the population but will still flourish under the status quo, that being covid lockdown. I waited in the side lines up until those businesses are undervalued with an addition of a margin of safety and when they do I invest heavily on them. The next part is the tricky part, which is waiting and being patient. Like what I learned from W.B. is that the stock market doesn't test your IQ but rather your EQ. The last thing that I could pass down would be is to never day trade! Hahaha.... my first two months of investing were in some nature like that, hence why I incurred significant losses in the beginning.
That's the only things I can think off right on the top of my head as I just read your comment about 10 mins ago. I apologize if they were obvious and superficial points but like I said I'm no teacher and I'm also still learning. I'm still trying to mold my investment strategy to know what works and doesn't. I'm just lucky enough I was able to turn it around and even profited from it. I hope I can continue this trajectory or at the very least avoid dangerous pitfalls that were highlighted in the "The Intelligent Investor". I wish you goodluck sir/ma'am.
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Buffet is one the least effected by inflation due to being a billionaire. The key here is to diversify like the cliche suggestion. Precious metals have been hedges against inflation for many years. You retain that purchasing power with them. The issue I have w/ the stock market are the whales, hedge fund managers & etc, selling off massive amounts of shares, which hurt the other 99% the most.
Nber 5 is the prettiest to me but it depends on which part of the world u are or in this case most of your viewers...
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i like lady nr. 4 the most, then nr. 5.
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US printed a lot of money but I doubt you will get the hyper inflation of Weimar Germany, Chile, Zimbabwe or Iran.
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No. Its all relative to the other currency in the world and we probably be the best horse in the glue factory
Give the US another 10 years of crazy printing and you will see the hyperinflation
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4:40 On average (1) is going to be the choice, I'd bet my money on it.
Thanks that's helpful
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I’d like to say 2 but due to demographics 3
The big question is how long will inflation resist the feds interest rate increases ?
Another big question is the depth and length of a recession and how much corporate income will decrease?
If the market corrects longer and more than expected the people with more cash will have the ability to buy in at a better/ lower price.
Timing the market is very difficult and often a failing strategy, however if the timing is on the right side for part of your allocation you can be a long term winner.
5. But I think most will vote 3 based on media influence. Their all pretty though.
Probably no.3 even though I like red heads more personally 😂😂
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unfortunately having a high salary actually is the worse taxed item. Capital gains and dividends are way better.
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Lovely day sir! Thanks for the video! I do think, however, that this reasoning today is faulty. We are going to face much more, then regular inflation. Thus this pyramid can not apply here.
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Basically invest in yourself like a madman until you become the most irreplaceable asset possible.
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Your gonna need a bigger boat to hold more cash to pay for the basics
problem is the USD is rising. How do you explain this?
I'd guess 3. Although, depending on whatever synonym I use for attractive/beautiful, I would pick a different girl accordingly.
Best to beat inflation, great. But this pyramid look like the best investments, all the time, isn't it?
Excellent video, thank you!! The recap at the end really helps to anchor all of the provided information.
Gold will go threw the roof because of supply and demand plus currency reset.
We must work on the volume charts and also stock market cap charts. For price it will be the stock spit as personal investors did make earning we want them to withdraw for prevent the gouging price. If their personal account no withdraw. Then we do the stock split. We let them more share while bring down the price. We must watch their personal reserve in investment no less than 50%. And their personal volume no less than 50 %.
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I feel there may be an error in this video at the 7:30 mark. The first earnings show a profit of $100 on the $1000 investment with no inflation, so the profit continually occurs. When inflation kicks in, by this example, the inflation of 10% happens every year, which it doesn't, never has and never will.
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Why I am watching this..I didn't watch fully.. Why the youtube is showing these things. If Money is energy ..Then Energy is money . Sun, wind , water are only things on this to get energy ...Earth is limited one. Rest of all are infinite sources of energy...But you can't get them without earth. Got the point.
Economists and politicians got together in 2008 and decided failed mortgages had value, packaged them together, "offered" them to banks with government backing, and I haven't heard much about them since. What is being done with them? Are mortgage companies that are still solvent off the hook? Are these "toxic" products ever going to be satisfied (the outstanding bills paid)? Are they still playing these mortgage games? And how secure is money?
Inflation hits people a lot harder than a crashing stock or housing market as it directly affects people's cost of living that people immediately feel the impact of. It's not surprising negative market sentiment is so high now. We really need help to survive in this Economy.
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I think the "investment in yourself" at the top is more of a life advise than ROI/inflation hedge. It's a bit like people say "my best investment is my children", or your brain is your best asset.
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