The Fed is raising rates. What does this mean for inflation? Can they acutally curb inflation with rising rates? And what should we do with our money?
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I feel sad that even though I am investing, I don't have the brain power to dig through how each company is doing, is this a good time to buy stocks or not, my reserve of $450K is laying waste to inflation and I don't know what to do at this point tbh, I need solid data on market trajectory
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Thanks so much for this video and analysis
Great Video
Usa is at 9% inflation. They need 3 more %. Good luck
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Thanks for the update and amazing content as always, Humphrey!
Love your videos thanks for the info 🙂
You did a great job of breaking down a complex topic in a simple way. It is definitely a good idea to pay off debt as soon as possible, especially if you don't have a fixed-rate loan. At the same time, as you mentioned, while interest rates rise, so does the interest rate high yield savings accounts pay you. Although that doesn't come close to curbing inflation completely, it's always best to get the best rates possible.
Hey Humphrey, great video and thanks for all your work. Do you still feel adding to index funds during the downturn still a good idea since there is talk of valuation/multiple still being high in a broad based index fund (like VOO) and the market only keeps to be trending down and could go even way lower with rate hikes, inflation and other global macro concerns right now? Do you have any recommendation on another type of index fund? How do you feel about investing in high quality individual stocks with relatively cheap valuation in the current environment considering the market as a whole or really any index funds are doing poorly?
What tf is that thing for $450. Ask's possibly the oldest subscriber.
hah stonks go down
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This is solidddddd information Humphrey. Always appreciate your videos as I learn a lot from you. Cheers brother
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I stil cant believe those series I bonds still exist after all these decades!
I bought the series I bond when it was 7.12%. Now I will get 6 months at that rate and then 6 months at the new rate of 9.62%. Like 8.4% or so combined for 12 months. Not too bad, but hopefully inflation slows down or I won't see any real gains.
But the number one reason of why all these price hikes happened is because fuel price all over the world is totally out of control since a few years. And since everything requires some sort of fuel/oil/gas (transportation, manufacturing, construction, techs, etc), well the operation costs started to rise insidiously in all segments. The Ukraine crisis is just another scam-way of hiking the price of gas again to make even more money by those Aramcos of this world. They have created the situation we are in right now, and we are the one paying for it, not "them".
So until the day a world wide consent to govern oil & gas is passed, we are at the mercy of these "engineered" inflations…
No we are past the point of no return
So glad you mentioned the Series I bonds, my parents and I pulled the trigger recently! I’m curious if you see the impending recession as alike to the last decade where the Fed QE’s the stock market back to par in 5 years and we see high growth in stock valuations over 10 years as opposed to shrinking / flatlining ?
this was helpful thank you
TLDR: Uncontrolled Governmental spending resulted in inflation. Due to this you will see interest rates increase on loans, credit cards, etc to fix that what the government did. This is happening why you already spending out of the a$$ for the increased costs.
Well explained – Digibyte
Good info thanks
So we are going to get another 2007/2008 housing market crash… because that's what happened in 2001 when intrest rates were low, people took loans to buy houses and appartments and then they went up and then they couldn't pay them and the housing market crashed…
Thanks for the new video
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