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Investment 1: The Stock Market
So first let's discuss The Stock Market as this is one of the easiest ways to keep up with, or even beat inflation. This is because investing in stocks gives you the chance to multiply your wealth.
Different types of stocks seem to perform better than others. Growth stocks tend to perform worse than value stocks. A growth stock is a company like Netflix, they are highly focused on expanding their business. A value stock is a company like Johnson & Johnson. This type of business has extremely strong cashflow, is highly recession proof, and therefore they have historically produced steady revenue!
So here's the bottom line when it comes to stocks!
In theory, stocks should provide some good protection against inflation because we would expect a company revenue and profits to grow at the same rate of inflation. However, we have to remember the stock market is not the same as the economy and is highly influenced by people, and people can be irrational.
Investment 2: Crypto (Bitcoin Specifically)
I've always thought of bitcoin as a store of value, a lot like gold. This is because their is a limited amount... 21 million to be exact and then that's it. No more will ever be mined. So because the supply is limited it means in theory inflation shouldn't impact it, unlike the USD the government can't just print more and devalue the currency.
As bitcoin was created in 2009 there just isn't enough historical data to know for sure how it truly reacts to inflation. To be honest the volatility of bitcoin and crypto in general has got me wondering if inflation is really the main worry...
The bottom line here is that although bitcoin is meant to be a way to protect against inflation, we can't know for sure how it's going to react because at the end of the day the market is controlled by supply and demand and full of inexperienced investors who decide to sell at the drop of a hat!
Investment 3: Real Estate
Real estate investors rarely feel the same pain as other types of investors when it comes to inflation, as generally we have seen property values increase. Therefore, if you own a rental property during times like these, then you have one of the most profitable assets during inflation!
In my opinion, if you can manage it, then buying real estate is a great opportunity to get ahead!
Investment 3: Alternative Investments:
People also turn to Watches, Cars & even Pokémon cards. At the end of the day, these are only worth what people are willing to pay... During inflation, this can be fantastic, if people want what you've got. But It's hard to predict what people want, and what will hold its value.
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Hi guys it's mark so recently i've been seeing these types of articles everywhere. Millennials are one of the poorest generations ever the unluckiest generation in us history, millennials don't stand a chance. When i was reading this, i was getting very concerned. After all, millennials have had a rough enough time as it is facing one economic challenge after another, and now the media is just simply writing them off.

I guess for once, it's great to be a boomer, but in all seriousness i thought it was about time. We had to chat about the different types of investment that you can get involved in and how they've performed during times of inflation, and using this knowledge, how best you can grow your wealth, as you can probably see, i'm determined to prove those articles wrong. According to the fourth turning which i'm listening to on audible, we have seven more years until the next financial boom. So, by making the right moves now, you'll be able to position yourself to take full advantage of the next financial rocket ship to the moon or maybe by then you'd have earned enough to book yourself a trip on a virgin galactic rocket ship.

But before we jump into everything, if you wouldn't mind pleasing the l tube eugerithm guys by smashing that like button, it will help this video reach more people that need to see it and it'd be greatly appreciated. Inflation is essentially when things get more expensive. The fact that i used to go and buy a movie ticket for one dollar when i was younger and now it costs ten dollars is crazy. Just to drill this home, even more, i'm holding one million venezuelan dollars in my hand - and you know what it's only worth - one u.s dollar.

This is because venezuela saw crazy, hyper inflation. The consumer price index in the usa has increased a whopping 5.4 from 2020.. What's even more worrying is the last time we saw this kind of increase was before the worst of the 2008 financial crisis. Now that's enough of all this talk of crisis, because it's getting me a little bit depressed.

So, let's look at the different investments you can make and how you can actually profit from times like these. So first, let's discuss the stock market, as this is one of the easiest ways to keep up or even beat inflation. This is because investing in stocks gives you the chance to multiply your wealth, so, for instance, if you invest your thousand dollars today, its value 10 years from now, maybe doubled, tripled or who knows to what's happening right now in the markets. Well, many are claiming we're currently in a stock market bubble since the pandemic, the economy has been absolutely flooded with money due to lots of cheap loans and stimulus with all of this money being pumped into the economy.

People are investing and spending like crazy 2020 was a record year for the everyday investor just to drive this point. Home 38 of all retail investors in 2020 were brand new, with no experience they were turning to family and friends, youtube and even tick tock for advice. Even i got a booming followers. I wasn't dancing on tick tock for nothing.
This may sound great at first more investors piling in stock prices, rising everything green for the second half of 2020, but this has created somewhat of a stock market bubble. The s p 500 is an all-time high and is continuing to climb, which has many experienced investors really worried. Most investors know to buy and hold, but i'm wondering if this new wave of inexperienced investors feels the same or if they will sell at the first sign of trouble during inflationary times, the stock market has proven to be much more volatile if we think about it. This actually makes sense, as our money starts to lose value.

We can purchase fewer goods, companies then take less money and, in turn, their profits decline. This, in theory, should cause the economy to slow until things start to return to normal, if only it were as simple as that, though, different types of stocks seem to perform better than others. Growth stocks tend to perform worse than value stocks. What's a growth stock, a growth stock is a company like netflix they're, highly focused on expanding their business and are currently waging a war on multiple fronts against disney plus amazon, prime hulu and many more for market dominance.

This means they're burning for a lot of their money, and their cash flow gets squeezed because they're spending so much on funding new projects as they're fearing becoming irrelevant. Since interest rates are usually increased to combat high inflation companies that have heavily borrowed and focused on growth. Like netflix will be more negatively affected in times of financial crisis, okay, but what's a value stock, then a value stock is a company like johnson and johnson. It has dominated the healthcare industry and it owns brands like tylenol, neutrogena listerine, and they even recently came out with a vaccine for the virus.

This type of business has extremely strong cash flow, it's highly recession, proof and therefore they have historically produced steady revenue. So here's the bottom line when it comes to stocks in theory stocks should provide some good protection against inflation, because we would expect a company's revenue and profits to grow at the same rate as inflation. However, we have to remember the stock market is not the same as the economy and is highly influenced by people, and people can be irrational, especially this new wave of investors that have never ever experienced a crash. Only one thing is for sure.

If you're in the usa, you should pick up your free stock from public work, all the way up to a hundred dollars. When you invest one dollar and if you're in the uk, then you can grab a free stock from free trade worth up to 200 pounds. Now for crypto, you know i couldn't miss this one out, even though it seems like i'm talking about it non-stop on the channel recently, but in my defense, bitcoin did close out 2020 as the best performing asset of the last decade. There always seems to be something going on with bitcoin, creating huge market volatility.
It drops rebounds drops and rebounds again, even if i try to give you a rundown of current events by the time i post this video it'll probably be out of date. The key difference between bitcoin and stocks is that its purpose is unclear. It's currently not a great way to pay for things as by the time you wait in line at the counter. It's probably changing value five times and then you'd have to wait a further 10 minutes for the payment to go through i've, always thought of bitcoin as a store of value, a lot like gold.

This is because there is a limited amount, 21 million to be exact, and that's it. No more will ever be mined so because the supply is limited, it means in theory, inflation shouldn't impact it. Unlike the us dollar, the government can't just print more and devalue the currency. The bottom line here is that, although bitcoin is meant to be a way to protect against inflation, we can't know for sure how it's going to react, because at the end of the day, the market is controlled by supply and demand, and full of inexperienced investors who Decide to sell at the drop of a hat saying this bitcoin can be a great asset to have a small amount invested in, as the jury is still out on how it will behave long term.

I also earn up to four percent interest on my bitcoin, with blockfy and they're, actually giving away up to 250 dollars of free bitcoin at the moment. I'll drop the link in the description. If you want to pick that up so it's about time, we talked about real estate. I really should cover this more on my channel, as, in my opinion, it's the fastest proven way to grow your wealth over time, so the real estate market is pretty crazy right now, houses are hitting the market for two to three days and receiving multiple offers.

Far in excess of the list price, the housing market is so hot. At the moment, some buyers are even paying 1 million over the asking price. The average sale price for a home hit a record of 341 600 in april the highest since the national association of realtors began tracking the numbers in 1999., so prices are exploding, homes are receiving immediate offers and selling within a couple of days. What does this mean for millennial, investors and home buyers? Well, i'd have to say it's not good news is 70 of millennials are living paycheck to paycheck.

How on earth are they supposed to afford a home in the current climate? It seems like nowadays without a lucrative side. Hustle, you simply cannot achieve home ownership, but let's say you do manage to hustle some extra money from doing lots of extra jobs or even starting your own business. Would it be a good idea to invest in real estate? Well, real estate, investors rarely feel the same pain as other types of investors when it comes to inflation, as generally we've seen, property values increase just think about it. If you're a builder, it's inflation hitch, your money doesn't buy as many bricks or lumber.
So therefore, you have to spend more. This increases the price of new build houses and, due to the reduced amount of new builds, it will also increase the value of existing properties. So investing in a house before inflation gets bad allows you to protect yourself against inflation. Sure you might not see the crazy returns when prices soar on the latest meme stock or crypto, but it should grow your net worth steadily over time if you buy in the correct area, but the benefits don't stop there.

Rental rates should also rocket. This is due to property prices increasing and it becoming harder to find a good mortgage rate in order to buy a property. This causes a spike in demand as more people look to rent their house as they're being priced out of the market and being forced to choose this option. Therefore, if you own a rental property during times like these, then you'll have one of the most profitable assets during inflation.

The days of exclusively investing into the stock market, real estate and crypto are well and truly over people are investing in all sorts of alternative investments. These days, whether it be watches pokemon cards, classic cars or precious metals, the list goes on the first on any list of alternative investments will always be gold. The grand daddy of investments, the key is to own physical gold. It's really ideal for the everyday investor as they can buy gold in the form of small coins, like the 10th of an ounce, canadian maple, the small size makes it much easier to sell when you need to, and for all you, ladies out there that watch.

My videos, or maybe just the one, your jewelry, doesn't count as you're paying for the craftsmanship and not just the value of the gold itself. People also turn to watches cars and even pokemon cards. At the end of the day, these are only worth what people are willing to pay during inflation. This can be fantastic if people want what you've got, but it's hard to predict what people want and what will hold its value.

I always do my research and i know what i'm buying before i dive in. It seems to me that millennials and gen z's certainly have an uphill battle to face and, in my opinion, things are going to get worse before they get better. But i don't believe that millennials are the lost generation, that the articles are making them out to be. It may be harder, but the younger generation has more access to financial education than ever before by becoming financially literate and making smart choices with their money.

I believe that millennials will eventually become the wealth creation generation. If i was back in my prime who am i kidding, i'm just getting started, but let's say i was back in my 20s again. My strategy would be to live below my means start a profitable side. Hustle, invest that income in a diversified portfolio and hold long term i'd be even trying to convince my friends to buy a rental property in partnership with me.
If i didn't have enough cash to do it myself, i say again and again time in the market is consistently beaten, trying to time the market. So i'm going to leave the next video right up there, but don't click on it just yet make sure to subscribe. If you want to grow your wealth and don't forget to pick up your free stocks with the links below okay i'll see you over there.

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36 thoughts on “Millennials are about to get financially destroyed”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Shuu Chuu says:

    I'm a Millennial and I really appreciate that you're considerate about younger generations and don't act like many boomers I talked to online, telling me to stop whining because they had it harder than me (not gonna play the victim card otherwise I'd definitely beat them). It is extremely hard to afford even the smallest essential needs nowadays (and I don't even talk about wants). I'm financially illiterate and I would like to fix that through investing and generating passive income to better navigate through this life. Minimalism also changed my life for the better, I finally regained my ability to differentiate a want from a need, which is a problem for most people, both rich and poor. So now the next step for me is understanding how the stock market works. I was never good with finances and this is crippling me so I really wanna fix that.

    EDIT: my boomer parents don't understand why it's so hard for me to get a job, but they didn't go through what I went. My mom was hired before even finishing her nurse school and my dad went into IT when computers were emerging and had so many job opportunities even with zero experience. They were able to buy a house with the help of their parents (this house is now worth 500k now, they bought it for 90k initially). While my mom still doesn't understand how hard it is to even get an entry job ("no experience then no hiring"), my dad starts to understand me as he saw how his company pushed him out because he cost them too much, hiring young recruits for the lowest salary possible and firing them If they find someone that will do the job for even cheaper salary.

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Adam Wintle says:

    Mark: “To the moon”
    Elon Musk: To mars more like

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars 1ajs says:

    our markets have a new varible no one seems to take into account and thats bots

  4. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Joseph O says:

    Already have Public. Less than $100 too. Oops I've had it for 2 weeks. I cut spending in random places and I've got around $50 in it most in Tesla. I'm about to dump a check into it though.

  5. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Andrew Nguyen says:

    First time viewer here, love the content and delivery! By the way, I'm a fan of a classic Tamiya RC too. 😉

  6. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Ben Finlay says:

    The rustic balance descriptively risk because age happily admire since a fallacious baby. fragile, useful cabbage

  7. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Josh Renall says:

    It's crazy how much a house/property is worth now day. A house in more area is now worth 500,000 compared to 3 years ago when they were about 250,000. It's insane. Lucky I am still able to live at home without paying some rent. I am only 20..But my goal is to true and own a house/property by 30.

  8. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars SGR SEAN says:

    Right now as a end of the line millenial or beginning gen Z.

    Born 1996 and ive seen articles saying both 1996 and 1995 as being the start of gen z, so not sure at this point.

    Im living well below my means.

    Practially formed a team with my own mom to get properties to rent out.

    And use a majority of my income to invest.

    Still got a lot to learn in that area as my current salary is low that i dont have that much to work with.

    But hopefully these lack of expenses will mitigate this.

    Honestly would love to talk with more people that understand this world way more than i do!

  9. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Siegmund Fried says:

    I cant believe this, beeing or getting rich is the one thing but getting a great personality is a huge challenge and u MASTERED BOTH !!! I´m going to move the way u did 🙂

  10. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Mitchell Julius says:

    I thought we were already financially destroyed.

    "But what their's more!"

  11. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Βακουφτσής Ιωάννης Κυριάκος says:

    some buyers pay 1 million $ ABOVE the asking price ….. Probably this is the clever way to call people listen to you stupids! Only a stupid person could believe on this gorilla marketing joke!

  12. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Darren Haggan says:

    Unluckiest wtf I find that bit offence considering what older generations went through !

  13. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars WindupOwl says:

    Can't be financially destroyed if you don't have finances to begin with. Taps head

  14. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Sandra icy says:

    Great video. I just subscribed to this channel, Your videos are impressive and supportive ❤️. Saving, investing and being frugal brought me this far and gave me an early retirement;);)

  15. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Kuuryo Two says:

    Uh…do you actually understand how financially f*cked millenials are? We were destroyed before we even got out of high school (or shortly after for older millenials like me) and never even had a chance to get a financial toe hold. About to be destroyed…get the hell out of here.

  16. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Scott Butler says:

    "For once it's good to be a boomer" Yes, once, from c. 1945 to the present.

  17. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Adam Dean says:

    Measures need to be taken to stabilize the housing market so people can actually afford to live. Rent's are fucking insane

  18. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Dash Perú says:

    I like how you're a boomer by birth, but you keep up with the times, and seem to care about others. You seem like a nice person.

  19. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Razvan Barascu says:

    Millennials will make this world a better place!

  20. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars JHenry Music says:

    Movie ticket cost $10? Where? Clearly he hasn't been to Washington DC, or New York yet. A hotdog in the movies alone cost $9.75 lol

  21. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars mapleflavorblood says:

    That's ok force is about to hit elites. If we can't survive than nobody will fuck everything and everyone. The bitches are about to get bleed dry. Never mess with people who have nothing to lose. The day of thier judgement is nigh

  22. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars MalluStyle MultiMedia says:

    Millennials and others are banking big money 💰 on SNAP today .. up $12

  23. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Lucas Tonon Rodrigues says:

    "70% more than the previous generation", the median price not the average.. this guy reads like a boomer… great video though =)

  24. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Chris Powell says:

    Thank you Boomers, for your awesome ideas and policies. We are getting tired of dealing with your crap.

  25. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Hola! Buklen says:

    so you're saying I only need to deposit $100,000 to get $250 in free bitcoin? that's like 0.25% ROI after 3 months! what a deal! especially for crypto where the price varies up to 20% per day.

  26. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Can of Paint says:

    Jokes on you, Mark. We're already destitute! 🤣

  27. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars TrueToYou97 says:

    We will be fine it's time for us to define our lives and not our parents.

  28. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars lim siryuean says:

    Gold is a double-edge investment as it is based on fear rather than value creation

  29. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars M Barker says:

    Hey the baby boomers are the most important generation of all time. They must be protected from cradle to grave. 😂

  30. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Patrick Turner says:

    Thanks for the tip Mark….video paused 1min in so I can use audible credit for the recommended book! Always pay yourself first 😉 now for the rest of the video…

  31. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars WOW_ Tuckbudford says:

    Terrible advice bitcoin will be banned it is not an inflation hedge, if anything the government will ban it then make their own.

  32. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Mekhane says:

    So excited for this third once in a lifetime market crash.

  33. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Last Empire says:

    The minute you start monetizing on trading platforms (especially the crypto one), I know you are full of shits.

  34. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars ECX0x100h says:

    There's a cease and desist order against BlockFi

  35. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Zayn Umar says:

    Thanks Mark for the video very good for beginners. Yeah man I think the most important thing for young people is to get a job

    I'm a graduate and I'm still unemployed and it's really pissing me off.

    I've been in Crypto since 2016 and have also lost quite a bit of money in the recent crash 🤣

  36. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Paul says:

    Mark wants his subscribers to be successful that’s why this comment is pinned

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