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So nice to finally put a face in the voice. Keep up the good work.
Nobody buys bonds when the yield curves invert, so that's a straw man argument to make "if you bought bonds St the start of the year you'd be doing just as bad as the S&P".
What actually matters is consistency in stocks, then your average over time will exceed bonds. Buying bonds over time would protect you from having to sell stocks in a downturn at a serious loss, that's why bonds are useful as a small portion of a portfolio. It makes no sense to need to liquidate dividend yielding stocks for cash at the worst possible time instead of some bonds that are just holding value over time.
The point of bonds isn't to generate huge returns, it's to not lose value like cash in inflation. The only reason cash loses value is because the government engineers inflation to make their debts easier to repay. The reason cash will cost money to hold is that the government wants you to lend them money as a bond. Cash depreciation is a hidden tax only the wealthy can avoid paying by having assets they don't need immediately, as opposed to month to month working poor.
Wed be better off paying higher taxes and stable prices / currencies, but it'd be harder to get elected. So, since that won't happen, we pay transaction fees and restrict access to our capital through bonds and shares just to maintain the value of money we've earned. It's retarded how appearances of accounting take precedence to actual value of capital deployment in the market economy. None of this finance is actually efficient use of resources, we're spending gdp and value on making things look different from reality then shrug when corrections occur as if its a law of nature that couldn't possibly be prevented. Balance and stability is natural, engineering inflation and pushing debt to hype up quarterly revenues costs more money in movement and corrections than would stable little appreciation and reliable prices which debt-driven market economies make impossible.
Financial literacy is so important because the more people see the absurdity of valuations and appraisals done today the sooner we elect governments that actually make policy that enriches the people earning and producing the values traded in the markets.
My portfolio is red like my heart ❤️ seeing you guys talk so well about stocks, keep up the good work 👏
I've been a sub when you guys had around 2k subs it's crazy to see you guys now
Rayan and WSM are brilliant. Thank you so much, I follow your videos so religiously because it is so educational.
Can you add time stamps?
Nice video !!Nevertheless business and investment are the easiest way to make money irrespective of which party make it to the oval office
Good research. Don't forget that the inverse is also true: when rates go down, bonds will go up in value.
Nice work 💪
You're doing a great job dude. Keep it up
good job guys
VET has a lot of insider selling lately.
"When trying to pick a bottom Its better to be early than late"? Or don't catch a falling knife. It might be advisable to put 20% back in but all in? Ouch.
Crazy to see that his face is as calm as his voice. Congrats on taking risks youngmen. Keep risking.
Your voice is perfect for podcasts. Great content too.
Very good analysis =), love the risk aspects. Is james an analyst?
Ryan looks like half Filipino 🇵🇭 cool young dude. Great channel
Whoa! Happy to finally see what you guys look like. You twins?
WSM is the next Bloomberg
Very professional young analysts. Sure better that the Robinhood investment kits
Oooh, Ryan and James are kind of handsome.
I love your info
Do you have any suggestions for reading material, to become more knowledgeable in markets/economy etc.?
Good job guys keep it up
What happens when earnings drop during recession? P/E rises and those stocks won't look that great. You can't look current numbers and expect earnings to stay at same level. Next year is going to look ugly and hopefully we can leave those zombies to rest.
I thought you looked older.
"When trying to be a bottom it's better to be early than late" I strongly disagree here, You can amass huge loses following this advice and it's much safer to get in once recovery is in than timing a bottoming process
💎💎💎🤚🤚🤚💯🦍🦍🦍 Not Frickin selling!!! Dollar cost avg buy the Frickin Dipppppp!!!! You will thank me 5yrs later!! Boooooommmm!!!!
These guys are brothers ?.
They should have done a Milli Vanilli
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