Does High Inflation Mean It's a BAD Time to Invest?

by | Oct 15, 2022 | Invest During Inflation | 16 comments

Does High Inflation Mean It's a BAD Time to Invest?




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2:43 What is driving changes in housing inventory?
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12:24 Update on court battle – final judgment amount has been reduced
16:38 Jason’s view of the changing market
18:29 Factors to determine if you are in a good investment market
22:38 The Phillips Curve – balancing unemployment against inflation
24:31 Inflation rates and money lending
27:29 The US dollar is a moving target
29:37 Determining whether or not to buy a house – Hartman Comparison Index™
31:07 Using other assets to determine the value of real estate
33:10 Mortgage payment – historically cheap or expensive?
37:10 Real inflation from Shadowstats: houses are half as expensive today as they were 52 years ago
40:12 Hedonic adaptation
42:38 Will interest rates go back down?

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16 Comments

  1. Fun Bucket

    Wonder if we can also compare to a McDonald's hamburger? Thanks Jason

  2. Danny McClinton

    You getting more house for less money, but we have less money to get a house lol what was the average salary in 1970 per month versus today, what was the price of food then versus today, what were the taxes on the property versus today, especially in Florida where they have practically doubled, what was the homeowner's insurance in 1970 vs today which has doubled as well in Florida. You might be right comparing the mortgage payment to today vs other years and to other commodities and showing that it's cheaper per foot, but every single thing around us is so much more expensive, that those items need to be accounted for as well .

  3. Eli Piper

    What or who sets the price of gold?

  4. FinTech -6

    Inflation is a great time to invest for forex. My dreamfire52 account is up over 20% in the last few months. You just have to diversify from stocks.

  5. Peter Y

    Congrats on the judgment !

  6. Pennychaser1

    They dont teach this in schools

  7. Fun Bucket

    Jason, you are great. Thank you!!!!!!

  8. jo toussaint

    i cant speak for the usa but in the uk people have smaller houses and gardens than they had 30 or 40 years ago

  9. badinstinctsYoutube

    Jason is likely the only youtuber that can likely understand how higher rates will cause higher inflation. Its the same principle as him saying higher rates cause higher rents. If cash is getting higher returns risk free, expected returns are going to be higher as risk free returns are producing a lot more cash. People and corporations have a lot of cash right now, or at least they are piling it up and waiting for something…

  10. Herns Mil

    45 mins too long man.

  11. El Plata

    Thank you Jason for fighting the good fight!!!

  12. HigherLow1000

    is it really better house nowadays? new builds have some cheapo materials

  13. All Nighter Heider

    Question: Lynette Zang talks about 25oz of AU could buy a New York city block buildings and all. Although I don't anticipate getting back to that ratio, do you have any thoughts on what a nationwide average gold to 3/2 home may go to? I'm not asking for a prediction, just thoughts. Thanks Jason

  14. Matthew Byrns

    Like, Like,Like, Like,

  15. onesri

    1st… now that things have settled down in your life, we're getting more content…

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