Oaktree's Howard Marks Says Inflation 'Excessive,' Higher Rates Overdue

by | Oct 28, 2022 | Invest During Inflation | 18 comments

Oaktree's Howard Marks Says Inflation 'Excessive,' Higher Rates Overdue




Oaktree Capital Co-Chairman and co-founder Howard Marks discusses the impact of higher U.S. inflation on markets and his firm’s investment strategy on “Bloomberg Markets.”…(read more)


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18 Comments

  1. periklis spanos

    If they don’t know I thing why we pay them I dismiss them all all the excuses

  2. AlaricTheArcane

    Raising rates is inflationary.

  3. Stefan Medin

    Howard Marks are a man I trust!

  4. GDC

    I wouldn't call a recovery based mostly on monetized debt "strong"

  5. Logan Brantley

    "Raising additional capital" is the same thing as selling and timing because when the capital is raised the percentage of the total amount of company value is divided among a larger group of investors. So he is the one being "fellacious".

  6. R H

    he has been saying that for the past 10 years

  7. Adam Henry

    The crypto market has been favourable in the past weeks, I keep missing out on this opportunity, I'm most certainly very impatient how can I ever make a profit in the crypto market.

  8. KD NOFYUDBN

    This guys is saying alot and nothing at the same time. The only thing I liked that he said "low rates are stimulant."

  9. Slim

    Excellent interview with a great guest !

  10. joachimlindback

    Supply and demand sets the prices. The fed can not increase supply that is limited beacuse of a pandemic, they can only increase demand.

  11. Rn Kn

    Are you worried about inequality, polarization, inflation, financial bubbles, sovereign debt, deflation, consumer debt, demographic decline, war, climate change, energy prices, commodity shortages, rising rates, falling rates, disruptive technologies, cyclical stagnation, socialist sentiment, labour shortages, regulatory burdens, tech monopolies, rise of china, civil war, artificial intelligence, cryptocurrencies, hurricanes droughts floods famines sea levels tornados forest fires, persistent toxic chemical contamination, debt crisis, secular stagnation, long-term debt cycle end, global reserve currency decline, commodity super cycle, falling rate of profit, animal spirits, decarbonization, China, recession, depression, poverty, overpopulation, biodiversity loss, quantum computing, economists, supply chain bottle necks, etc? “I am worried”

  12. Ozzie climate refo

    “Post pandemic” what are you on about? We aren’t post shit you clown.

  13. Sanjay S

    Howard Marks was wrong in recognizing Crypto (big time), but now I think he is wrong for the forthcoming financial and economic disaster on the edge. Ukraine, China taking over Taiwan, Pandemic, high demand less supply, inflation 7%, US debt, currency deterioration – all are indicating a economy suicide or financial disaster (may be in 2022 or beginning of 2023). There is no way that are there are no consequences of erratic behavior of government and Fed's mis-recognizing upcoming inflation and calling easy reasons to save themselves – like COVID, supply chain, etc.

  14. Fred Howland

    Not a mention of QE or the Feds balance sheet? Really?

  15. Steve Mar

    If you measure inflation now using the same 1980’s method, our current yoy nflation rate is around 15%. So, we do have 1980’s type inflation. No one is talking about this!

  16. Pizza Doe

    It is hard to time the market for institutional whales because they have so much asset value that their movement can't be gone unnoticed. When they move, the market feels it and readjust; consequently, the timed environment also changes – which is why timing can work against them. However, timing does matter for your average retail investor. If the market is crashing, your pulling out would have a negligible impact on the market. You probably can't time perfectly, but definitely understand what trend you are in.

  17. bitcoin daddy

    Lol little inflation is good

  18. david blick

    Never vote for a democrat either.

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