In this video, I discuss the market sell-off induced by fears of inflation, why inflation is bad for stocks and discuss Warren Buffett’s tips on what companies to invest during periods of inflation.
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Tech stocks are NOT good investments during inflation. Typically, inflation is combated with rising interest rates which lessens future cash flows for tech companies (hurts their growth multiple).
The best performing stocks during high inflation/rising interest rates are Energy, Healthcare, Agriculture, & Insurance companies. Energy is #1 because higher inflation is mainly due to higher energy prices. Look at XLE/SPY chart and you'll see the great rotation taking place since late 2020.
it all depends on the stock itself and the interest level. No one wants to lose large sums of money unless it's taking that money out and buying that same stock at it'slowest point but even that could be a big risk if the market starts turning around again, at this point i rather invest in mainly international stocks.
If you want to get rich in a year, buy the IOTX now and sell it in a year.Simple.
Tesla nearly doubled now lol
Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other
hey dude fix ur audio can barely hear you , get ur act together or stay off online
If you have became of investing age during the last 14 year up market, your in for a nasty surprise when the bottom drops out. Think smart be safe, plan for a drop. What is the best pre deflation investment? Get out of debt.
First off money does not buy happiness, second when is enough money enough. There comes a point that you need to protect your wealth.
The best investment is not a piece of paper that says you own something that could sink to 1/2 the price the next day. The best investment is a house that you can live in. The second best investment is paying extra principal payments on that house especially in the first 5 to ten years. 1 extra principal payment at the beginning will triple your money. Third best investment is to be debt free 100 %. How much sense does it make to buy stocks when your paying 1500 a month interest on your house. Its like being on a river rowing as hard as you can, but you can't go upstream. Stocks are a place to rest extra money than you can afford to gamble with. As Buffet said in part two, buy with room for growth. Stuck in the middle of the river has no growth protentional.
facebook is a dangerous investment. as facebook and youtube get more political picking and choosing content style allowed promoting only there agendas other platforms of free speach will rise and take away from there business. it is already happening.
Hi Josh! Do you have any Australian share recommendations?
I love your video. Large investors need to understand the content of investing completely differently than small investors do. Warren Buffett once said that if he had 1 million of capital to invest he would guarantee a return of 40% per annum. It would be very interesting to understand the different valuation methods for valuing investment .But my question is how does these average investor/newbies understand the Market price ? Doing technical analysis can be quite different which is why most newbies/traders neglect day trading their coins and stick to holding which is very dangerous as when the market goes bearish, My advise any newbies/traders to buy the dip for traders who are still wondering to enter the market or old time traders who are holders to seek help from not just any trader but an established trading expert with at least 96% trade accuracy . I underwent series of trading loses I'd best not talk about before I was introduced to trading analyst Prof Ryan Jackson. My c0ntact with him has been the Pinnacle of this year for me, under his careful guide and his signal service I've been able to recover my losses and even grow my trading portfolio massively from 1.6 B TC to 7.5 BT C in just 4 weeks. I will advice traders esp newbies to have orientation of trading before they involve in it. Prof Ryan makes you learn daily while you make profit with his signals. Prof Ryan can be contacted via TEL E G R AM {Ryantrading5501} for inquiries ….
When they buy high, I buy low…
You ever heard of a mic?
great vid man, keep it up!
Tesla is a stock no profits no dividend no nothing. His many shares can you buy. What is the upward momentum??? How do you make money with Tesla ? Not a good scenario it’s for you no kaxy people who want to get rich fast
If you have mortgage pay it off credit cards pay off buy a used car for cash. Have no debts Spend as little money as you can. Live within your means
His GOOG and FB pitches ignore the negative impacts those companies are having on society. Both companies survive on the willingness of unwitting, or simply ignorant, people gleefully giving way all their private information and preferences for free. To ignore how FB is providing an uncontrolled platform that allows actors to globally disseminate false and misleading information hell bent on disrupting political systems around the world is simply wrong. Zuckerberg is braindead when it comes to that. "Free Speech"…give me a break. They are a public company which is not beholden to the rights of freedom of speech and to suggest otherwise as Zuck has done just shows how much he cares about making money vs. being a good citizen. Yes, FB is successful but at what cost? I have not and never will invest in such a scum ball, dangerous company, no matter how profitable it may be. Joshua – show you have an inkling of morals in your mind that you can understand this. Investing isn't always about just making money. Cancel your FB account and come back to the real world. It will do you some good.
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Great
Nice vídeo. Good explanation. Thank you!
Don't put an "s" on criteria when it's plural.
Palantir applies as a software company and a good to buy in an inflactionary time?
I feel like the concept of elasticity of demand is meaningless these days.
Bad sound.
Great video. And once again thank you to Warren Buffett
Why doesn't Apple meet these criteria?
Palantir (PLTR)!
Volume is shit bro, please increase. Content super useful. Consider sitting farther from the wall and throwing in some natural light and plants and furniture to add depth. Made the beginning of the video seem like low quality fluff but good work on aggregating and interpreting all this complicated info
I think the politically motivated actions those companies are starting to engage in and the subscription based models will turn many consumers away over the longer term.
I think you may want to do a hard evaluation of the value of investing in a stock primarily because it is a tech stock with a large amount of cash on hand (during an inflationary period).
I do agree that tech stocks should be able "to afford" to raise prices, but looking at the Weimar Republic… inflation typically had the most crippling effect on any entity (or individual) that held cash rather than put cash into assets… primarily income-producing assets.
People may continue buying Coca-Cola or software, but most will also not question the purchase of different consumables (i.e. soap, shampoo, toilet paper, salt, socks, under garments, etc.). Of course, the danger with investing in those type businesses is the high probability of nationalization of the business.
I am 63 i have $5000 to invest..living in Canada…where to invest?
Thanks, this was informative. What are your thought on making real estate investments? We can borrow now at a low rate. Stretch that out over 30 years and the interest you pay is actually less due to the impact of inflation
Oh, great video… I’ve been looking to increase my Facebook position and my stag industrial position for exactly this reason.
Even if inflation doesn’t really come or if interest rates stay low these businesses will continue on but in the case of inflation, you can protect your purchasing power.
I believe it was either that interview you referenced or another in which Buffet mentions not only strong brand affiliation and businesses that do not need additional capital to keep going, but he mentions real estate.
I wonder if real estate investment trusts provide that same benefits as the real estate goes directly… Are you familiar?
Hi Josh, so with inflation, you are saying that it can help the tech stocks that you mentioned. How about rising interest rates, which usually comes with inflation? Will it hurt the valuation of these companies?
Hi Josh, great content as always. I wanted to request you as 31st March is approaching fast and we have to submit our annual tax returns. I am a new investor in stocks and have earned few hundred bucks by buying and selling stock in the last few months. Although dividend tax was deducted automatically and I can see on IRD login but I am not sure about the money that I earned using capital gains. It'll be a great help if you can make a video about it especially in the context of NZ taxation. I am also interested in knowing if the broker's fee (both at the time of buying and selling) is deductible from the tax payable on capital gains. Thank you.
Wait hang on a sec, I thought Tesla just keeps going up what's this going down business all about.
Great video as allways mate.
Thanks Josh! Always insightful, keep them coming.
Will LYC satisfy the 2 mentioned criteria?
Thanks Josh, great video