The 1970s inflation was the highest inflationary period that the U.S. has experienced in the past 50 years. The Federal Reserve also raised interest rates dramatically during that time. In this video, I go over how stocks and other asset classes did during that time. The asset classes I cover are:
1. The S&P 500
2. Gold and Silver
3. Oil Stocks
4. Equity REITs
5. Individual Stocks
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DISCLOSURE:
At the time of publishing this video, via stocks, options, or other derivatives,
I have long positions in SLV, EOG, O, EXR, LMT, CVS, AMD, JPM, SPY, GLD, DIS, KO
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DISCLAIMER: I’m not a financial advisor and this is not financial advice. This video is based on my opinion, provided “as-is”, and for entertainment purposes only….(read more)
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You're doing it right. But oil companies will do the best in these conditions of low supply and high demand. Gold will also do really well, even more than Silver. Fed wasn't able to control inflation since latest round of raising interests.
Very good stuff – enjoyed the style of presentation as logical factual and in no way over the top. I live in Germany where inflation fears are inbred. I lived through the 70's in the UK and saw the results. Thus now helping my daughter to convert her savings into a house in London as property probably best hedge against inflation. In Europe our biggest question is if this is transitory or will it be a repeat of the 70's – my guess is it is now transitory and we are heading for 2 to three years of > 8 – 10%. Alas my Boeing stock has been a dissapointment whereas Airbus are doing ok. Will follow you as need honest
intelligent information about investing the US
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At 6:20 isn't JNJs return of 28% still decent? Thanks for sharing this info…actually shows how little of the Dow actually changed in the past 50 years
I don’t think we’re heading for 1970s inflation. Oil price drives inflation and i don’t think oil is going up like it did in the 1970s. Auto efficiency and EVs will take pressure off the demand side of oil, while oil supply is projected to rise in 2022.