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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These are the situations under which people who remain calm, patient, and take calculated risks can make life-changing money. Volatility is a two-way street. The green candles grow in size as the red candles grow in size.
Our economy struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and pandemic aftermath, causing instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions need urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.
Right now, things are peculiar. Because of inflation and the emergence of other strong nations who are willing to trade in their own currencies, the US dollar is losing value. The good news is that a lot of people continue to utilise the Dollar since it in some way guarantees safety. I'm concerned that these and other variables may lead my $420,000 in retirement funds to lose value. We need to keep our money somewhere else.
Well, I suggest you make a diversification plan because it's been harder to build a good portfolio that stays afloat since COVID. Personally, I garner knowledge from a brokerage Adviser whom I work with, and I've actually made over $350K with their help since February. Very effective defensive strategies are used to protect my portfolio and make profits despite the ups and downs.
we’re only just an information away from amassing wealth, I know a lot of folks that made fortunes from the Dotcom crash as well as the 08’ crash and I’ve been looking into similar opportunities in this present market, could this consultant that guides you help?
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I want to start investing. Is it safe to start now, or should I wait until the end of this possible correction/bear market, despite the economic crisis facing the world, is this the right time to invest in stock,Gold/crypto?
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After a massive rally in stocks came and yields collapsed, bond yields and the major averages are higher on Wednesday. How do we deal with such market conditions? Typically my $2m worth of holdings go up 8% then lose 20% right after and the cycle continues.
Investors embracing the idea that abruptly cooling inflation will put interest rate hikes on ice. During recessions your dividend gains or income reduces. Speaking to a certified market strategist can help with navigating this downturn.
True, some folks employ hedging strategies or devote a portion of their portfolio to defensive assets that perform well during market downturns and such pointers are provided by engaging the services of market experts just like i did in 2019, amid rona-outbreak, and as of today, I'm semi-retired with barely 25% short of my $1m retirement goal after subsequent investments.
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You have to consider net debt, the US is owed trillions by other countries. 60% of all foreign reserves are held in US dollars . there are more US dollars outside the US than inside the US . the US dollar represents 90% of all trades in foreign goods world wide . The US dollar is the global reserve currency . The US dollar is valuable just on its own. the US net debt is negligible relative to the real size of the US economy. which is far bigger than specified because many of the companies are held in the Cayman islands . The US , its people , companies and Government own approximately 40% of all the assets in the world. think of Boing , General electric Tesla, etc. When i buy tractor parts from China , i have to pay in US dollars , and I'm Australian . they wont take Chinese yuan , or Aus dollars only US dollars . US dollar and its economy is king . it is incredibly dynamic . Has been since WW2
My greatest worry is how do we recover from all these economic and global troubles? Especially with the political power tussle going on in the united states.
@@kashkat987 Every person is affected by this directly or indirectly. Taking myself for instance, Investments or stocks still retain their values very much but I'm still at crossroads of deciding if to liquidate my $53k worth of stocks or hold on to them cos I'm scared they might lose value.
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US Dollar is going down in value eventually. India, parts of EU, SEA, and China are buying Russian gas in rubles and yuan. Every empire ends eventually. US is still powerful, but declining in global influence gradually. Invest in Asia. Invest in China. Invest in the real global economy.
@@empr1ze lol US can produce oil and can compete russia and saudi in the market but they chose not to because oil will be cheaper and oil stocks will go down. the S&P 500 of US is hard to beat. google and social media US tech like youtube or facebook is now part of your life lol. even US haters cant boycot US products lol.
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which would mean, by your comparison, that we are headed for 08 like price action on the dollar again... but now we dive into the whole reason the FED was "late". So all other currencies would crash first. That was the real move.
Uh, guys, it's called the Federal Reserve. Hiking interest rates increases the value of the dollar. The "smile" stuff is nonsense. Also, there's often a flight to safety (the dollar is the world's safest currency).
@@ok-kk3ic The fact that the dollar is the world's safest currency is enough to terrify you. 31 Trillion in debt, giveaways like the 7 Trillion Covid debacle and quantitative easing for over a decade and we still are outperforming the Yuan, the Ruble, the Yen, the Euro, etc. is insane
Inflation been growing for the last 4 years. Then boom you have covid supply chain issues, people spending money like crazy due to it being post covid, and the Ukraine war. A recipe for disaster. America is kinda in the lower middle of the spectrum in comparison to the world.
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Depends on dividend yields. If you found stocks paying you a 10% yield annually that would be $120k. Even at a %5 annual yield you'd have to have $240k. Realistically, stable companies will pay annual dividends between 1%-4%. AND when stock prices go up due to inflation (not demand) dividend yields tend to decrease. Ideally, you're looking at $850k-$1.5m.
Our Dollar is weak . Look at how many it takes to buy a home, gas, stocks, precious metal's !. The thing is the EU had to devalue the Euro just as much and more to have parity with the US dollar. It's a World wide Inflation/Recession event.. keep watching.
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This trend is most detrimental to developing countries who, most of the time, have outstanding international debts in dollars. This translates to their governments spending more of their internally generated funds in the repayment of dollar denominated loans at the expense of the well needed investment into local development and infrastructure.
A lot of major countries is starting to de-dolarize their central banks they definitely learned what happened on Russia. And this is now a catastrophe for the u.s economy.
Untrue. Only a few countries got rid of a little bit of the dollar, nothing on a major amount. They then replaced this for yen. They did this to diversify their holdings. Israel for example did this. Countries aren't stupid, they understand why what happened to Russia happeend.
Only country that is lowering their USD reserve is China, and even then they're going down from the very absurd high of 1 trillion USD. Russia is splurging USD to maintain their flagging economy.
@@jonathanmccain8646 You can't reason with a liar/propagandist. No one's on Russia's side so why would everyone change currency just by seeing how Russia's shunned for their evil actions. As long as people don't engage in criminal acts of invasions or stealing IP, they will not be santioned
Any local currency has a rate which is determined against USD that means even if someone takes a detour it still helps dollar because the reference range stands against dollar.Whether you like it or you hate it USD stands as the natural choice.
@@yourmom9608 India,China,Brazil,Russia,Vietnam all have started mechanism by which they can trade with each other in their own currecies, Iran too, it may seem small now, but in the future this can shake the dollar.
@@homijbhabha8860 That will last until one of them does something really stupid with the value of their currency (overprinting, overleveraging debts, etc..) And then it's back to the wider currency exchange market. "Wheelbarrow Cash" syndrome can happen to any currency if mis-managed enough. Even the USD.
The dollar's current strength is just the calm before the collapse. Just like how we had a whole year of 2021 being a buyer's market and now inflation turned around and you can't buy oil or apartments or groceries. Enjoy it while you can because 2024 is going to be a whole different story.
@@stephenjenkins7971 um no, it has everything to do with the LOCKDOWNS the government forced. A virus didn't shut down the economy, government mandates did.
@@julm7744 From what I have been able to gather, many economists, not just the ones in the Fed, thought this was a "Textbook" example of a typical supply shock and that the prevailing method on how to resolve such shocks is to simply allow the market to readjust itself; so by no means did the government 'gambled' away the economy, but followed the most accurate economic models we had at the time. However, as you said, these are unprecedented times and in hindsight we should have done something more drastic to prevent the levels of inflation we are currently experiencing; but hindsight is 20/20 and I still believe the Fed did at least try to make the best decision it can make based on whatever information they had available in the moment.
@@julm7744 I'm not sure why you're upset about millionaires receiving a stimulus check when the amount sent over to that particular demographic is pretty negligible when compared to the rest of the population. If you're going to be angry about something, I think the government's mishandling of the PPP was much more egregious considering billions were sent to large corporations that didn't need the money. Also, I'm not disagreeing with you in that the government has made the wrong decisions, but not every wrong decision they made was born out of incompetence.
Used to be all countries had savings in USD, but now, because of excessive, disastrous sanctions, and trade wars, many countries are avoiding the USD, and are now developing alternative systems of international payments.... This trend can not be reversed, because sanctioned countries learned their tough lessons...
This is a straight lie, people are fleeing specifically TO the USD because of how unstable so many other currencies are atm. The only possible alternative to USD was the Euro -all other competitors were way too far behind USD usage at 44% of the international economy.
It'll be nice to learn how the US $ & EURO were cheaper than the Jordanian Dinar , at least in October 2021. I was shocked to learn about it when I visited Jordan. It doesn't export oil, even the locals said it's expensive to do business there
It's been pegged to be 1.4 USD. Thinking that the exchange rate on a currency means anything about an economy is like thinking that NVR's revenue is 50 times more than Google's because of its stock valuation.
Are you also tightening your currency supply to fight inflation? You know, the way central bank monetary policy 101 says you should? If the ECB and other currency regulators want to continue loose money stimulus into a global inflation economy they can't also act surprised when their currency depreciates....
But WHY is the Dollar strong? Simply because other countries economies are recovering worsely? Because the US Economy is not in great shape at the moment.
It's not really strong economy but other economies that are weak. A good strategy is making your opponents think your economy is weak or in troubles like China is doing while your country suffocates in debt
Their economy is in trouble. Major economic centers have been fully or partially halted due to draconian covid restrictions and their population has now begun declining, with the most recent projections saying their working age population will likely decline by over 2/3 in the next 80 years while their age dependency ratio is expected to go from 1 retiree for every 4 workers to almost a 1:1 ratio. And China has the same amount of total debt to gdp as the US, with their private/corporate debt twice that of the US.
Basically it means for the whole world need to work harder to make US citizen smile financially. More than 160 countries which as per missy here so called emerging economies is suffering because American lives is prime in the whole world.
You can "use" any currency your trading partner will accept. And if you are fast enough with your transactions, if you "use" a currency that is plummeting in value you won't see much loss. But if you want to "keep" wealth in the form of currency, you will choose the most stable one you can find preferably one that is increasing in value (relative to other currencies.) So in answer to your question, for the Euro to be as desirable a currency as the USD, both for transactions and reserves (store of wealth), it would have to begin tightening its supply in these globally inflationary times as much as the US Federal Reserve has.
We can not dictate the market because it is against freedom but when we deal with lazy and low quality manufacturer then we had no choice but to make a strong dollar in to fight low quality products but it had counter effect on our manufacturing base ... fortunately by having strong dollars we don't have to export too much and so we save drain our material supply inventory for higher bidder
“30 DAYS AGO, A GUY SHOWED ME A STOCK THAT HE SAID WAS GOING TO RUN.IN A FEW DAYS I WAS SKEPTICAL BUT BOUGHT 1000 SHS AT 0.28 CENTS ($280). FEW DAYS LATER THE STOCK OPENED AT $10.36 PER SHARE I IMMEDIATELY SOLD IT & MADE OVER 1O THOUSAND DOLLARS. ON NOVEMBER 2, 2022 WE MET AGAIN AND HE GAVE ME ANOTHER STOCK AND HE SAID THAT IT WILL RUN IN A FEW DAYS,:STOCK: NXTP PRICE: 0.22 I'M SKEPTICAL BUT WILL BUY 5000 SHARES JUST IN CASE.” Looks loke this is a MONTHLY deal.
Several countries want several reserve currencies in the basket not just one. Concern USA is printing way too much money and overspending. World debt 233 trillion. Increased rates wrecking havoc. World energy crisis, debt crisis
dollar is not the safe haven in fact many countries are dumping the U.S treasuries at a very fast pace like China and Japan have been dumping U.S. government debt for six and three straight months
An erroneous argument indeed. Japan has been dumping treasuries because of a currency crisis in their own market. China is dumping for geopolitical reasons beyond economics and to maintain their peg. Both are moves being done out of necessity due to their domestic weakness.
@@moabu2660 I named Japan and China here because they are the No1 and 2 foreign investors. overall foreign holdings of US treasuries have reduced over 4% since 2022
Is the dollar strong as an elephant or weak as a kitten? You decide: A dollar can no longer buy a single full-size, 1.9 oz/54g "3 Musketeers" candy bar that used to sell for 5 to 15 cents.
Fed has increased rates 16 fold, 2022. Trying to make for not increasing rates 2021 when they were saying inflation transitory. Just like now with 2 negative quarters GDP not a recession. Indexes look in the past. How about a quick look forward before jumping conclusions.
