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LOL dude blow your nose.
you guys do a great job! keep it up
I have a job that requires a certain city size. So i can’t move to a small town. So I’ll never own a home now. I have a lot saved but it doesn’t matter if you have 3 or 20% down if the bidding war makes them 80K higher than asking.
What caused the inflation ….goofy Biden !!
Im Invested in utility cryptos(iso20022), real estate(fundrise), and stocks/4etfs (real world investments) let's get it!!
but what about raising working salaries
Thanks for the great content, I'm a viewer from Canada, however most of the content you create applies quite well to us up north. Thanks for your fact based scientific approach to personal financial management!
That 2015 price jump in used cars was a result of the "Cash for Clunkers" program, I believe. 🙂
Ding ding!
Sniffles, lots of sniffles
please warn people about property taxes going up so much that your rent margin can go to $0. Very informative and interesting. Thank you
My question is if I have rental properties with low-interest loans, would it make sense to hold onto these during times of high inflation. If I sell the properties I would have cash to buy equities, but I feel like I should take advantage of already own these leveraged assets.
Hurray, you turned the lights up 🙂
Retailers consumer staples insurance utilities anything government regulated that is literally legally required to pass on prices.
In 1986, my mom's mortgage interest rate was 10.5%. She refinanced to 8.5% in 1996. Crazy compared to the rates today.
Inflation is when the government inflates the money supply. It's important for people to understand so that the blame gets placed at the proper doorstep. I'm a small business owner. The actual cost of the good or service isn't "more." Maybe it's just semantics, but it's important to understand that the feds do this to the people- and Walmart and your local small business guy that now needs more devalued green paper.
I'm in Austin area and I'm not buying a home although I need to eventually. The cost benefit after Texas real estate tax just doesn't make mathematical sense. All I can do is squirrel away the $ until things relax or I find that one of a kind deal.
Great video and very informative! Would it be possible to add time stamps for the different parts in long videos like these? Keep up the good work!
Unpopular opinion: American housing is still very cheap. Not speaking from a consumer perspective obviously, but in income home price charts America doesn't even feature in the top 10.
I think it's important to point out when looking at a graph of inflation over time that the methodology used to calculate CPI has been altered over the years, especially recently, to make the number appear lower…
Great video, a lot to digest! I think we are living in yet again another interesting year, but what an opportunity these market conditions are presenting for the long-term value investors in the game. It is always important to go back into history and see the outcome. Take 1982 when we had double digit inflation and then 5 to 10 years afterward, where was the market? Up? Yes, it certainly was so the approach should just remain the same in staying the course doubling down on high quality positions for the long-term..
Energy is by far the best performer in high inflation environments
Would you refinance your home with over 100K in equity to buy a new used car if your very used car is going to die in the next 6 months to a year?
Address how equities and real estate did during the high inflation period of the postwar 40s instead of cherry picking the 70s when national debt was trivial. We’ll wait.
Can you make a video called "saving for a recession" then next video would be "Building your Wealth during a recession"
Really like the reposition of the set so that you are sitting centered in the corner, rather than against the wall with the money guy neon — which I would replace with the same font and logo you use on youtube .. just a suggestion 🙂
The used cars in the used car market are being used up and closer to the scrap yard every day. There will never be a dumping of used cars on the market. Plus there was Cash for Clunkers during the GFC
Don't lease a car, buy. Leasing is just throwing money away, think about it. I have 1 friend who leases all the time because he likes the new gadgets, but he doesn't even drive much. Every month $400 out of his pocket and there is never an end.
This was a very informative show, specifically the historical data on each sector and how it relates to today's investor. Keep up the great work, love the show and I spread the word about you to everyone I meet.
The new microphones pick up Bow’s coughs and sniffles so much it’s distracting. Maybe having a quick mute on hand would help?
So glad I have my Rentals!
Lighting looks better.
Now get a "The Money Guy Show" sign made out of light wood color in the background. That will pop against that nice blue!
Big fan of the show but I'm curious as to how you guys came up with a $1,500 payment on a $380K Mortgage? Are you saying the purchase price is 380k and with a 20% down payment your loan is 304k? That would get you to $1,500 at 2.5 interest rate.
Can you talk about high home prices with low interest rates but getting hit with high property taxes.
Solid video as always. I'm team neon light though. =(
Great job on the lighting. Hope y'all find a way of bringing the neon sign back.
The new lighting and losing the neon lights is so much better. Nice change. Great info and presentation as always guys