Don’t overlook this significant achievement.

by | Jun 12, 2023 | Inflation Hedge | 42 comments

Don’t overlook this significant achievement.




Inflation pressures are disappearing as deflation and recession conditions continue to take over. The Federal Reserve won’t be able to keep up its interest rate stance for very long.

The 5-year TIPS breakeven was once the epitome of the “inflation” panic, swelling to record highs during March 2022’s shock crisis. And while the Fed continues to see inflation everywhere, that same market measure just hit a new multi-year low. Worse, it did so while more and more points to the fact time’s up on deflation and recession.

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retirement planning may seem like a distant and insignificant milestone, but it is not. It is crucial, especially in today’s world where healthcare costs are high, and the cost of living is continuously increasing. retirement planning is not a one-time event but a journey that should begin as early as possible, preferably when you start working.

To start, you should set retirement goals. This includes having a clear idea of how you want to live during retirement, what costs you will have, and how much money you expect to receive from retirement plans, social security, and other sources. In general, you should aim to save at least 10% to 15% of your income for retirement.

One way of saving for retirement is through a 401(k) or IRA account. These accounts allow you to save pre-tax dollars that grow tax-deferred until you withdraw them at retirement. Some employers also offer a 401(k) matching contribution, which means that they will match your contribution up to a certain percentage.

Apart from traditional retirement plans, investing in stocks and real estate can also be an option. However, it is essential to consult a financial advisor before investing significant money in these assets.

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As you approach retirement age, you should consider your options for withdrawal. It is necessary to understand the implications of each option carefully. For example, taking Social Security payments early will reduce your monthly payment amount, while waiting until full retirement age will yield you a higher monthly payment.

In conclusion, retirement planning is a milestone that should not be ignored. It is a journey that requires careful planning and patience. The earlier you start, the easier it becomes to reach your goals. So, if you have not yet started, take some time now to plan for retirement and make this milestone an achievable and enjoyable one.

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42 Comments

  1. Ibrahim mason

    I am so fortunate that I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever. I would say that more attention should be paid to day trading as it is less affected by the unpredictability of the market. I have traded 8+ BTC weekly with information and charts provided by Mr K. He was a step ahead of other analysts. The team has developed into a first-class team over the years.

  2. John

    Jack up the Tips Rates and decieve the Market off of a cliff.

  3. Tim Clancy

    Best show in town if you want to know what's really going on with markets. You argue your case very convincingly in clear and understandable terms. Cheers Jeff!

  4. ShowAndTell

    Bla bla bla bla…. No actionable. Unsuscribe.

  5. Nikola Stamenkovic

    As a restaurant worker, i dont remember seeing slowest Friday in at least an year and a half. No one needs to tell me that we are in recession i can feel it and see it.

  6. Banjer Ism

    Inflation disappearing? You haven't looked at the stock market lately.

  7. John Tsiskakis

    You sound like a tin hat looney tune but if you cut your hair and put on a white button down shirt and wear a tie, we might begin to take you seriously, expect for the deflation part….

  8. airmaildeal

    Jeff, where is the deflation dude?? Keep staring at the charts, maybe you find a deflation somewhere

  9. Steve H

    All this doom and gloom and market keeps goin up and up.

  10. Mr Green

    Best part was clearing the throat 7:26 mins lol

  11. Quill Owl

    finally i am not expecting myself to understand every thing you are saying, hoping if i just keep on listening, and learning, more will start making sense, and become clearer. [starting point..zilch knowledge of your area of expertise], thankx Jeff.

  12. Robert McCoy

    Sorry Jeff, any trend that illustrates proof positive that an economy is in serious trouble must be confirmed by at least 3 months of statistics, long after it has begun and also long after anyone can do anything about it. So be happy.
    take care
    rwmccoy

  13. Dave

    Saudis need $80 oil, US shale needs $60 oil. Looks like the market isn’t going to sustain either. Deflation is the only way we can move forward with current set of living arrangements.
    Looks like it’s either deflation or collapse, what a choice!

  14. Torjus Ekkje

    Oil prices are telling cpi will follow

  15. Max Powers

    Everything that you speak about is because government is spending the money and not the people. Either the government spends the money or the people spend it and if the people can't spend it then the government will do it for the people to ide the depression.

  16. Rob K

    Thank you, Jeff!!!

  17. David Beidelman

    Good info. It’s really stupid that they track and pay attention to inflation expectations. Joe Blow on the street really doesn’t have a clue about what is going to happen with inflation! It seems to me that we have gotten into a horrible cycle. The Government and the Banks print too much money (fiat credits). Inflation takes off. So then the Government tightens up. Not enough to bring inflation to zero, but more than enough to break the banks and the shadow banks. I’m 70, and let me tell you, I’m getting really tired of this BS. End The Fed!

  18. Joseph Cavanaugh

    Want to double your money? Fold it in half and put it back in your pocket. Deflation cash is QUEEN P.C. E.S.G. = END of SOVERN GOVERENMENTS!!!!! Tho owns you ? Think about it. Could be a coming KODAK moment! W.E.F. loosing the TIDE!!!

  19. 和菓子

    Things I've learned from Mr Snider:

    Don't get "married to your position".

    Whether a trade or investment, if your "thesis" is constantly proven wrong, cut your losses and move on.

    To cover your losses, create clickbait YT "I'm smarter than everyone" videos and shill useless newsletters and market timers.

    Ignore the fair criticism and adamantly avoid manning up and addressing your critics, no matter the validity of the facts they present.

    Charge people a fee to lose their money for them in a supposed "Portfolio Shield", which was DOWN 32% in 2022.

    Join forces with a penny stock pumping CLOWN and force out my long time classy gentleman of a partner, Emil.

    Man…there are too many to list!

  20. George Toth

    All looks like 2007-08 to me.

  21. Dr. George Noah

    I will forever be indebted to you, you've changed my whole life, I'll continue to preach about your name for the world to hear. You've saved me from a huge financial debt with just little investment, thank you so much Mrs Jesenia Acevedo

  22. Alan Givré

    I thought it was june 2008 XD

  23. John The Accountant

    Surely inflation will rise with increase in interest rates.
    Companies will have more interest to pay on their bank loans and will therefore have to increase their sales prices to cover the extra interest rate payments.

  24. Eldar Eldar

    There is nothing to argue about here. What everyone wants is to bet we will muddle through UNLESS there is an "accident" that starts the dominoes. Technically, the US equty market is due for the second wave down.

  25. Sergio Basualdo

    everything looks ok, so… why the doom scenario? because you need to forget about everything and look only the small details of a few not so bad news in some distant countries.

  26. David Droessler

    I think before you begin your outro, you should reiterate the statement you make from the thumbnail. It will instill confidence from the viewer because there is so many clickbait thumbnails out there, but if you back up your words with verbal affirmation, the video delivers more value to the people that truly listen to you.

  27. Tooshlong

    not being funny mate. but we are still waiting. For as long as your videos go back, you keep telling us about "CATASTROPHE INCOMING", "THE END IS HERE", "IT'S ALL FALLING APART". And yet here we are. You will no doubt get it right one day. I appreciate you "don't make predictions, just read markets". But in reality, you do actually keep making predictions. All a bit silly.

  28. The Kman

    I still feel too many dollars will be coming back to the US as more countries divest in the USD. More banks will fail. Hope I'm wrong. It's just a matter of time.

  29. UltimateBargains

    What is the difference between a collapse and a demolition?

    A collapse may be unexpected. A demolition is always planned.

    There is no such thing as "unintended consequences", only "unavoidable consequences".

    They either planned this debacle, or they were too stupid to see it coming; either way, throw them out.

  30. Justin S

    wen crash?!

  31. Lin

    thanks Jeff

  32. z z

    m2 was not contracting then. 2008 was the rehearsal to the actual economic Armageddon that is happening as we speak.

  33. Borselino Thadchack

    something something dark side. What is funny about Jeff's shtick (which is becoming tiresome) is that he offers NO solution. He only shows charts…and I am supposed to think "oh recession is coming". OK so frekking what? This would not be the only recession US has had or will have. Oh, I hear you say "but something bad…worse than 2008 will happen". And? He offers no solution on what the government SHOULD DO…or how WE should invest…nothing. Just bad news daily. Getting sick and tired of it and soon I shall unsubscribe and have youtube not recommend this garbage.

  34. yb RUBIN

    I can't wait for deflation!!!!! Central Bankers UGH!!!! GRAND OPENING FAST FOOD SPECIAL in MKE, WI (cheap living) Gyro and chips $10.99. Price after Grand Opening $12.99 AND NO CHIPS.

  35. Michael 355

    Bring on the Crash!!!! Chop Chop

  36. Ayden R

    Remember we live in system that is reactive not pro active.

  37. David

    I'm favoured, $230K every 4weeks! I can now afford anything and also support God's work and the church.

  38. larry smith

    When I go to buy stuff, I see higher prices.

  39. S D

    Deflationeee

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