Diverging from the Norm: Exploring Unique Investment Perspectives and Opportunities

by | Oct 21, 2023 | Invest During Inflation | 18 comments

Diverging from the Norm: Exploring Unique Investment Perspectives and Opportunities




Think Different, Act Different, Investment Perspectives and Opportunities

These are my ideas only and are not intended as pieces of investment advice at all.
I am only an Youtube Economic Entertainer

My youtube channel in Turkish is Named Cihat E. Çiçek…(read more)


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Think Different, Act Different: Investment Perspectives and Opportunities

In today’s fast-paced global economy, it is essential for investors to think and act differently in order to seize investment opportunities. The traditional approach of investing in well-established companies and industries may not always yield the desired returns. To achieve success in the current market, one needs to step out of their comfort zone and adopt a more innovative and proactive mindset. This article will explore the “Think Different, Act Different” principle and highlight some investment perspectives and opportunities that can help investors thrive in this dynamic landscape.

Thinking differently involves challenging conventional wisdom and being open to new ideas and trends. One perspective that is gaining prominence is the rise of sustainable and socially responsible investing. With a growing focus on climate change and social equality, many investors are aligning their portfolios with companies or funds that prioritize environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. This shift in mindset not only contributes to a better future but also presents unique investment opportunities in renewable energy, clean technology, and socially conscious industries.

Another perspective that investors can adopt is to explore emerging markets. While developed economies remain vital, developing nations offer massive growth potential. Countries like China, India, Brazil, and Indonesia are experiencing rapid urbanization and a burgeoning middle class, creating vast consumer markets. Investing in these regions can be highly lucrative, especially in sectors such as technology, healthcare, and consumer goods. By diversifying one’s portfolio beyond established economies, investors can capitalize on emerging trends and participate in the global growth story.

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Acting differently goes beyond just thinking outside the box. It involves taking calculated risks and seizing opportunities that others may overlook. One perspective that embodies this approach is investing in disruptive technologies. Innovation and technological advancements are reshaping industries at an unprecedented pace. Companies leading the way in areas like artificial intelligence, blockchain, and biotechnology hold significant potential for outsized returns. By identifying these disruptive technologies early on and investing in the right players, investors can position themselves at the forefront of transformative change.

Furthermore, acting differently also means staying informed and adapting to market dynamics. Keeping abreast of geopolitical events, economic indicators, and market sentiments is crucial for successful investing. By closely monitoring these factors, investors can make informed decisions and adjust their portfolios accordingly. For instance, during times of uncertainty, assets like gold and defensive stocks may outperform, providing a hedge against volatility. Flexibility and agility are key to navigating the market landscape effectively.

In conclusion, the “Think Different, Act Different” principle offers a fresh perspective on investment opportunities. By challenging conventional thinking, exploring emerging markets, and investing in disruptive technologies, investors can position themselves for success. It is essential to adapt to changing market dynamics and stay informed to make informed decisions. Ultimately, embracing a mindset of innovation and proactivity will help investors thrive in today’s dynamic and ever-evolving investment landscape.

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18 Comments

  1. hasan tur

    Alt yazı dil çevirisi varmı

  2. [TSHKK] Ripper

    Bu adamın kendini net ve düzgün ifade ettiğini ilk defa görüyorum. Türkçe'ye bir gıcığı var herhalde. Hep saçmalıyor sanıyordum meğerse bir şeyler anlatıyormuş.

  3. Serdar Dural

    Uncle Cihat E. Çiçek, what a clear mind and perspective! Now ready for ordinary US citizens’ financial benefits and profits. And also inviting foreign funds to Turkey, in a really true and objective way that the minister of finance of Turkey never could see in his dreams.

    Governments or academies never tell you these practical, basic issues. However we should not blame them. It is not their purpose.

    Guys you’d better listen to him well, and really well. I and my girlfriend, we made 3 houses, and also my bro bought one, and one more sharing with couple of relatives. In the third year since we bought them by loan (or we can say mortgage as well), i mean the houses we bought with my gf, we are paying 1700 turkish liras for each house mortgage per month and getting 10000 rent for a month 🙂 8300 extra income for each for a month. By the way, the price of the houses which we got for nearly 125.000 turkish liras gone up to 1.600.000 in three years as well.

    Thanks a lot @turc35

  4. Web Sit

    He is rocking 🙂

  5. Ahmet Şimşek

    Cihat hocam bir Dünya markası olma yolunda hızla ilerliyor. Yürü ustad yolun açık olsun, kim tutar seni!
    (FED duruma uyanırsa üstad arıza çıkartabilir, daha dikkatli ol lütfen, seni seviyoruz)

  6. GÖKHAN Utku

    You are perfect mr çiçek there is a no economist like you

  7. murat aslan

    Let's make fun of ıt

  8. Kaptan

    Turkey değil Türkiye. Türkiye'nin başvurusu üzerine Birleşmiş Milletler (BM) ve diğer uluslararası kuruluşların "Turkey" yerine "Türkiye" ismini kullanmaya başlamasının üzerinden bir yıl geçti.

  9. Calmish

    Brother Cihat I need US tax prep advice for expat like myself living in Turkiye, what do you do about your tax filing, do you file online or do you even file under $9000 US.? I am here for 16 yrs but I have not filed once! but I did Fbars every year. thanks a bunch great work.

  10. Eric Cartman

    Small investers proud of you. SENPAİ

  11. A

    Kalbim seninle amcam! ❤ My heart is with you!

  12. Senol Beycan

    Benim üyelik anladığımdan değil, maksat Başkanımızın yanında olmak. Küçük yatırımcı başkanı "Yatıyatçılar Başkanı, Leşber Başkan"

  13. @mydadandme

    Very well explained well done sir ❤

  14. gorkem UNEL

    Father of small investors

  15. Ender

    Jihad Chich, an economist and manager from Turkey, shares his unique investment perspectives and strategies in this video. He discusses taking advantage of cheap loans during times of inflation, investment opportunities in Turkey such as mutual funds and government Euro bonds, the relationship between inflation, interest rates, and investing in bonds and real estate, and the importance of thinking differently in investing. Chich highlights his experiences in Turkey and emphasizes that his approach may not directly apply to other countries but provides valuable insights. He concludes by expressing his intentions to not consistently create videos but wishes the viewers success in their investments.

    00:00:00 In this section, the speaker introduces himself as Jihad Chich, an economist and manager from Turkey. He explains that he started making videos to help small investors make decisions about their investments. Chich follows a monetarist approach, similar to Peter Schiff and Professor Hani, and believes that government and Fed interventions in the economy can often do more harm than good. He shares an investment strategy he used in Turkey, where he advised his followers to buy gold due to the low-interest rates offered by the government. By only paying the minimum on their credit card debts and carrying them over to the future, he was able to take advantage of high inflation and achieve a significant return on investment. Chich emphasizes that his approach may not directly apply to the United States or other countries, but it highlights his unique investment perspectives and strategies.

    00:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how taking advantage of cheap loans during times of inflation can be a profitable investment strategy. They explain that inflation is caused by expanding the monetary supply, leading to higher prices. By taking out a loan in local currency terms and investing in assets such as houses or apartments, the investor can beat inflation as the value of the property appreciates and rents increase. The speaker shares their experience in Turkey, where they bought cheap properties, took out a 10-year loan, and used rental income to cover the interest payments. They highlight the advantage of inflation in reducing the real value of the loan over time, making it easier to pay off.

    00:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the issue of fixed mortgage rates in Canada and the lack of long-term fixed-rate loans in Turkey, which leads to payment problems when inflation increases. They then highlight investment opportunities in Turkey, specifically in mutual funds listed on the stock exchange. The speaker mentions that some of these mutual funds have generated significant returns in a year, such as 282%, 245%, and 240%. They explain that investing in these funds allows individuals to diversify their portfolio and potentially earn more compared to the US market. They also mention the increase in value of physical gold and Euros during the same period. The speaker suggests that investing in Turkey can be advantageous for US citizens or those living in the US.

    00:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the low interest rates in Turkey and presents an investment opportunity in Turkish government Euro bonds. These bonds offer significantly higher returns compared to US bonds, with a 10-17 year bond paying 9.25% in US dollars twice a year. The speaker suggests that investing in these bonds can be a good alternative to taking out a mortgage loan in the US, especially if one believes that the Federal Reserve will decrease inflation to 2% in the future. By buying the higher-yielding bonds and using the down payment for a house, the speaker argues that the real cost of owning the house could be reduced due to the rental income covering the mortgage payments. Additionally, if the bond interest rates decrease as inflation drops, the value of the bonds would increase. However, the speaker acknowledges the risks involved if interest rates continue to rise.

    00:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the relationship between inflation, interest rates, and investing in bonds and real estate. They explain that if interest rates and inflation are rising, it may not be favorable for bonds as their value decreases. However, if one owns a house, they can hedge their bonds with the house and still make a long-term investment. On the other hand, if the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates, bonds could become more profitable. The speaker also mentions the opportunity to invest in Turkish mutual funds at low prices and emphasizes the importance of thinking differently and considering alternative strategies in investing, such as using credit cards or buying multiple properties instead of one.

    00:25:00 In this section, the speaker mentions that they do not plan to consistently run their YouTube channel or gain more followers. They clarify that this is simply an informative video and they may not create another one for quite some time. They wish the viewers success in their investments and hope for good returns, ending with a lighthearted farewell.

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