A weak dollar can signal an economic downturn, making me to ponder on what are the best possible ways to hedge against inflation, and I've overheard people say inflation is a money-eater thus worried about my savings around $200k
The stock market is a way to hedge against inflation. Most notably amidst recession, investors need to understand where and how to allocate funds to hedge against inflation and still make profits.
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But gold isn't an investment. It is a speculative asset that nets you zero cash flow, which means its worthless. - Keynesians and Modern Economists. Buy index funds instead and passively forget about your investments. This is good a investment practice apparently.
America is currently plagued by the hydra-headed evil duo of inflation and recession. The worst part about this recession is that consumers are racking up credit card debt. In April alone, credit card debt went up 20% while rates have doubled in a year. Inflation is so high that consumers are literally taking debt for basic life necessities. Collapse has indeed begun. Layoffs will get worse. Which is why I'm looking to enter the market now and ride along as the economy gets back on track. I’m building a $550k portfolio. Any stock recommendations?
Concentrate on two main objectives. First, keep yourself safe by knowing when to sell stocks in order to limit losses and maximize gains. Second, get ready to benefit from market changes. I advise consulting a CFP (CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER)or other professional for advice.
I remember when I was dropped from Airbnb a couple years ago. I dusted off and moved on. Running a health tech startup now, and making the equivalent of my six-figure annual salary in months from the market. I outsource the investing part, and focus on my startup. Every disappointment is a blessing.
@@sophiahermann No, I don't use firms as wealth managers. Their large bureaucracies don't enable good returns. I use individual wealth managers who have a proven track record. So you could check out a couple. I personally work with Shermwilli trade
My grandfather told me when the inflation was happening (In Hungary) most Shops wouldn't Accept cash, mostly they would pay with Parts being cut off a Gold chain or a Gold ring and also outside of Budapest it got so bad some family's Traded their Cars away for like 2 chickens and a goat.
increased losses for portfolios this quarter are predicted by market drops, skyrocketing inflation, a major interest rate hike by the Fed, andI rising treasury rates. How can I profit from the volatile market right now? I'm still considering whether to sell my million dollar bond and stock account.
With the help of an investing advisor, I diversified my $400K portfolio across markets, and I was able to earn over $900k in net profit from high dividend yielding equities, ETFs, and bonds.
Yes, I've been in touch with a financial analyst ever since I covid. Investing in trending companies is relatively easy today; the trick is determining when to purchase and sell. I started with a $300K reserve that was initially dormant; my adviser decides when to enter and exit my portfolio; since then, I have accumulated over a million dollars.
Nicole Desiree Simon oversees my portfolio, simply do your due diligence. She's an extremely intelligent person, very thoughtful, cautious, and shows a great deal of expertise with over a decade of experience in her line of work.
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You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a crypto market for just few months and now they are millionaires , all thanks to Mrs Jane, God bless you madam 😇
The definition of inflation is an increase in the quantity of currency. The effect is a rise in prices. The reason is there are more currency units competing for the same or less goods and services. This video needs to get this corrected. The CPI or consumer price index is a complete and total manipulation of ever changing products that meet the needs to keep the number low.
They have removed real estate prices and energy prices from the CPI so the actual inflation rate isn't published. They do this so they don't have to pay cost of living increases to government workers and social security recipients.
@@ENDEVRDocs excellent presentation Venezuelas case will ne interesting and what powerfull now country are in the verge of the hyperinflation looks like thank you! Again
We need an update list since Venezuela on this list now. So we need to do another of these videos in the future maybe after america is on this list as well
I am sure Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 takes the top spot. The figure you gave is an underestimate. On 1 August 2008, the Zimdollar was 1:1 with the South African Rand after removal of 10 zeros from the Zimbabwean currency. On 1 September, it was 1:20. On 1 October it was 1:400. Prices were multiplying by 20 per month and then it got even worse. If you use this as a conservative estimate of the inflation, it was 400 quadrillion percent.
There are different symptoms from inflation but few know what inflation actually is. Often people state the symptoms and note that as inflation. The cause for inflation is the human condition and reaction . The cause for inflation is: "the fear put into financial action motivated by the belief a currency will lose purchasing power".
I wonder how quantitative easing never rises to levels that would cause this. One thing about Venezuela is the tight control of media narratives, and how much it differs from the realities described by people IN Venezuela. Can it all be explained by shady media and vested interest? FUD weaponized the world's news outlets, which is owned by a few rich old white dudes who know the power they possess.
@@sylvainthibeault3447 EVERYWHERE the media spins what the politicians want... agreed! I think QE will effect different countries differently. Not all countries have the same resources....and only one has the reserve currency status
How did Venezuela not make this list? Maybe this video came out before major inflation hit. I am currently a Venezuelan Trillionaire! I think I bought like $10 US dollars of Venezuelan Bolivian and that instantly made me a Venezuelan Trillionaire. Don't get me wrong, I was a generous Trillionaire. I would often make other people Venezuelan millionaire's too if they won a competition!
In situations like this, the only way to survive can be through bartering. But only a handful of objects retain value. The only winners are foreigners who possess a stable currency; they can live like royalty by spending small amounts of their own money in the country with hyperinflation.
I've been wondering how an average low income person can hedge against inflation crisis and to my understanding they should produce most necessary products themselves for their own use and sell/exchange. Do you know any other strategies or videos about it? This is so scary that people even don't dare to talk a about it, but we should all be aware how to cope with hiperinflation or other humanitarian crisis and this should be included in school curriculum
@@wormius7350 Bitcoin is backed (protected) by blockchain. If you understood what that means, you'd not be asking such a question. Also, the richest man on earth invested 1.5Billion on Bitcoin, I doubt he's the dumber one in this equation.
Isn't it a strange coincidence that 4 our of 5 countries are from EU and virtually all 5 of them are very close in terms of latitudinal position of the globe?
1) Greece 🇬🇷 -October 1944 (drachma currency) 2) Germany 🇩🇪-During the Weimar Republic In October 1923 after the 1st world war. Use of bonds to fund the war. 3) Yugoslavia-in early 1994 (happened from March 1991 through June 1992). New currency created. 4) Zimbabwe - in November 2008 5) Hungary 🇭🇺-prices doubling every 15 hours in 1945
Hyperinflation is the product of Fiat Currency. Real Money which is Gold remained very Stable for centuries. Gold never lost its value whereas Fiat Currencies lost almost 100% of its value
Something I also noticed is that with the exception of Hungary (July), all of these hyperinflation cases were at their worst in the Fall Season (October and November). What is up with that?
Inflation is not only caused by a drop in tax revenues but also by governments wanting to increase their revenue. We are having inflation because our governments world wide have wanted to increase their revenues in order to cope with past increases of revenue. These increases in revenue lead to bubbles. In order to sustain the bubbles the revenues are increased again and then pumped into the bubble economy. This increase in revenue is achieved through the creation of government and private debt which are so large that they become unpayable. Inflation though actually reduces the real worth of the debt so governments deliberately create inflation in order to reduce their debt burden which if unchecked leads to a bankrupt state and society. Hyperinflation is the result of attempts to reduce the states debt that has gone to far.
That's quite obvious for Germany and Zimbabwe, I see Venezuela as an all out media terroristic op, I'm not a Q, I don't believe in the craziest theories, but the US would just love to get that sweet, sweet light crude, just a stone's throw from plenty of Puerto Rican cheap labor.
Tax revenues keep increasing in the US. That's kept us from feeling the pain, and that's why the government is desperately bringing in immigrants. All it will take is a decline in tax revenue, combined with monetization, and the debt bubble will burst.
Us is unique in that everyone else's currency is pegged to the dollar so hyper inflation won't happen. Having your great grandkids pay off the current debt will though
My Google search on inflation rate April/May 2021 is at 5% with the next report coming July 13 2021. Thats doubled according to this documentary @ 0:45
Yes because everything under trump was working so well. Millions of Americans are dead and they didn't have to invade other countries for that body count!
Anyone else here watching in wonder about the US? We might someday suffer hyper-inflation too - a scary prospect. Has a world reserve currency ever became hyper-inflationary?
@@Crashed131963 until the US make enough enemy and print too much money that country around the world start to doubt the US ability to pay its debt. Than stuff will hit the fan...
No all currency is pehgef to us so it's impossible unless People stop using it and revert to hold which is why Saddam Hussein was taken out. You are just making you great grandkids pay off your debt
My people still don't realize this will happen everywhere including America. Your wealth will be measured by your access to Real Food, Water and natural medicines😔🤷
With there now being a new currency, one's curious how much - in say £ - would one of those 100 quintillion notes sell for? What would someone pay for something that has zero value, zero use, but could say complete a collection 🤔
As expected you miss the number one cause of inflation. Destruction of the supply chains. I noticed that you listed printing money twice on a list of 6 items. Almost like you’re attempting to push people’s attention from the destruction of supply chains. Printing money has a small effect on inflation. But when they shutdown the Keystone Pipeline, destroy beef and poultry production, fertilizer production, not unloading ships in port but parking them off the coast by the hundreds, blocking the Suez Canal and restricting the flow of goods through the Panama Canal therefore making products more scarce, that’s what really affects inflation. And backing currencies by gold prevents inflation. Gold at a fixed rate.
What I don't get is how where people. Paying insane amount if they didn't have it . Was your 100 fiat converted in the bank to 10000 automatic? Where did he the owner of a business suddenly get 1million to pay the employee
The missed part of the Soviet story. Hungary started to, borrow more money from te Soviet Union. So much, that the living conditions was far beyond the other communist countries. But the Hungarian government kept the huge dept that was its consequence in secret. Luckily at the highest level of the debt, the Soviet Union collapsed. Therefore the country that Hungary had to pay back no longer existed. So Hungary got away with a lot of free money in the end.