5% Guaranteed Return on T-Bills! Why Buy Stocks?

With interest rates at a 16-year high, you can know get over 5% guaranteed returned from Government T-Bills. Should you invest in the stock market, which can be highly volatile and uncertain when you can get 5% risk free returns? Find out in this video!
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[@Brayness]

You used an example of 10k becoming 16.9k and called it a 90% gain

[@sermuxify5415]

dividends reinvested

[@dianataylor991]

This is beyond amazing. Success has no shortcuts, there’re ways to attain it.

[@judytootyplayzroblox1255]

Hi Adam, Yumc and EL stock dropped 20% today, can you share your views. Are they still good businesses??

[@reinhardmilz9192]

Hi Adam, I am Swiss. The USD related to CHF has lost 10% since November 2022!

[@willykee3032]

What happened to EL and YUMC ? Add more ? I got no more bullets :(

[@ooijaychean1468]

You should hold until the next earning season. Since you have no more bullets.

[@pohkhui]

Question, how to buy US T bill.???

[@jk35260]

If you want to understand the risk of cash fund, try asking Bing Chat AI for advise. The AI gave me a long reply, so its better for you to ask the AI directly.

[@MrBumjung]

You can buy ETFs holding T-Bills :)

[@Brayness]

Treasury direct or the fixed income section of most brokerages. There are also ETFs like SGOV that give exposure

[@carloschu7127]

IBKR

[@blackoreo2015]

Treasury Direct or in your brokerage account, I buy mine thru Fidelity

[@yeeyaophang1220]

Why not just buy gold

[@Longtermalwayswins]

Because its the worst asset ever

[@safeandeffectivelol]

tax rates

[@dacrowster]

I hear an zoom sound in your video if i listen with airpods

[@tradewithjessica]

I have been trading for about 6 months now and just about every trade backfires and slaps me in my face. Nearly impossible for me to catch more than a few points I try to do top down analysis but it doesn't work for me . I say to myself, clearly I'm in the 90% that lose money, so I open a demo account, do my analysis, then take the opposite of what I would normally take and get the same result. I'm starting to feel hopeless, any advice for a struggling trader?

[@xavier_lucas]

Before making and investment. Seek professional guidance

[@alexzagariya2945]

Nice buy EL …… :( what to do. Now? You also bought it ??? You advised to get in for 156$. What to do now???? It’s 105 now …. :(

[@BeOutstanding]

10k to 16.9k is only 69% increment @ 1:50

[@Jamerican284]

Only 69%?! So is that not good? Try leaving it in a savings account at your local bank and tell me how that work out 😂😂

[@wim3231]

You’re right, it does depend on tour time frame. Looking at the expected changes in interest rates, now is an excellent time to buy long duration bonds such as TLT. You said it yourself, you expect yields to go down next year or the year after that. Do you know what that means for long duration bonds? Not only do you get the 5% yield, you also get the bond price increases for the decline in interest rates, which equals -MD. So if the modified duration (MD) is 17 (Like it is for TLT), you get -17 x -1% = 17% return for each 1% decrease in interest rates. Looking at the current rates of around 5%, they can have the potential to go down a long way in the near future, as the Fed will start cutting rates once the economy slows down or hits recession. Therefore, long duration bonds are a much safer bet right now, with a far better expected return, than stocks for the next 1-2 years, as stocks always underperform in a recession. I am substantially invested in TLT right now because of this. I’ll wait this coming recession out and see how far rates will drop, while earning a nice return on my TLT. Once the end of the recession and lower rates come in sight, i’ll move into stocks (SPY and QQQ) again.

[@trevoradams7225]

how do you buy the tlt?

[@AlexanderSilgidjian]

Did you start the video with the statement that nobody reads "historical performance is not indicative of future results" kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4qQdoecqJyMfJo and then explained exactly the opposite?

[@andrewufo]

You are right if nothing breaks, but a tbill investor is ready to pounce if the market crashes. Similar to how you say shares always go up.. history has shown there can be crashes. And if you liquidate your tbills(they go up in crisis) then you can switch to stocks at a far far far better entry point

[@M.Morgan]

Treasury yields and other safe cash-like investments are raising high returns, yet most investors believe this is a good time to buy stocks despite crash. I'd love to spread across $400k into profit yielding dividend equities and end the year well, but unsure of which to get acquire

[@valentinaarrelaro]

a thing to realize is that mkt volatility is inevitable and every investor who wants to outperform must master the skill of stock valuation. its time in the market not timing the market, and the key to having an optimal portfolio is by diversification of asset classes. You should work with a financial advisor

[@Ackermanmedia]

It it truly guaranteed? It's only guaranteed by the full faith and taxation power of the US government. Our credit rating just got smacked again and our ability to pay back the debt is starting to look more and more suspect. Your only guaranteed that return if you hold your bind for the entire 30 years. Who is going to do that right now when your principal is at risk of loss when rates go higher. Rates will go higher.

[@jasonflores1990]

Adam using the assumption that things are the same as they have been since 1970. However, rates broke a 40-year downtrendline and are now trending higher.

[@hmanuelpanflutesecrets]

WOW Love ur video! I hv a few grands and I want to grow it so I can live on more dividends !! Am totally becoming ur student ! !

[@michaelpafiti2141]

Adam is the GOAT !!

[@knowledgeseeker5499]

Honestly market will be dead cold in morning session sideways or pullback before it goes up in last session. we should see activity after 2:30pm. Nice video bro ❤

[@yun9393]

My Chase CD is already giving 5%. Is it better to get T bills?

[@admin6228]

Money market account will change with federal fund rate but T bills are fixed for the term that you pick

[@Salty_Biscuitz88]

Why not put 40%/60% ratio in either one?

[@ZioBertooo]

Hello Adam! What’s happening to ESTÉE LAUDER??? shall we balance the price with other entries or something changed on the value of the company?

[@Chartificial_Intelligence]

Hi Adam, great video! I have a question. You say at 8:25 that interest rates will go down. So why not next to stocks also buy TLT or EDV then? You get 4% interest and the value will increase when the interest goes down. I am interested to hear your answer. Thanks!

[@AdamKhoo]

I recently went long TLT using a bullish synthetic options spread

[@Chartificial_Intelligence]

@@AdamKhoo Thanks for that quick reply Adam. Now i know you use options for short term trading. But do i assume correctly that this an options position for possibly the coming 6 - 12 months? I mean, i don't think you are playing a short term bounce here, right?

[@addertooth1]

If you are a good day-trader, scalping trades... you will average much higher than 5%. Now, if you wan't to argue swing-trading or (even worse) long-term trading, then the argument to get bonds might be persuasive.

[@rnegoro1]

Looks like a double top to me. The chart.

[@Dantehhhhh]

Is this a joke? Who still thinks that things like double tops mean anything? Lmao

[@frankh3057]

Probably many asks the same question... how much money do i need to justify investing in your subscription/course/'insider' trade?? probably different in each country also. would be great to know! thanks!

[@nw_angler]

Any thoughts or updates on EL after that big drop this morning? I have been adding shares at support levels. Didn’t expect such a hard drop, though.

[@sweetsassy99]

Thank you so much for the info, Adam. 👍

[@FoodieWarrior]

Started building my bond ladder last month.😊

[@ahjun2010]

Hi Adam, I have a no-nonsense question I really like to ask about company stock. It's AQB - AquaBounty Technologies Inc. This company has existed for quite a while and is really into gene technology to make salmon grow more significantly bigger than its usual size. This company has however never seemed to profit by far and has dipped far way below its original stock price even 20 times below pre-covid season. The question is this. Since it's not an empty shell company, how does such a company still stay valid operating for so long.

[@jackchoo97]

Hi Sifu, I realized that you are using cumulative rate of return (time average return, TMA) in terms of percentage to measure your portfolio performance? Why not use unrealized profit and loss? Isn't that your net liquidation value? My unrealized profit and loss percentage is way lesser than TMA performance.

[@adamounjikam881]

I am now passionate about the stock market because of you

[@hugosalvador3207]

Simple videos are always the best

[@deepaklaishramz]

by long run minimum 10 years

[@landisk3530]

May the Forces be with you!

[@kevinho4504]

I will never sell my stocks till the yield curve un-invert .

[@khindani]

What is the drawing tool he is using? Thanks

[@inderpalsingh3566]

Please make a video about EL

[@dorchpagmaborschke6]

Thank you Master I did learn a lot of you

[@charliebuffett]

Great video as always Sifu

[@geldbengel]

❤

[@Deniz-Alberta]

Thank you Adam

[@srob3645]

69 percent Not 91

[@MrSifaperdire]

still better than estee lauder

[@tintran8797]

Thank you Adam.

[@LordBagdanoff]

Share how to buy

[@adamounjikam881]

Adam the best

[@admin6228]

"GUARANTEE" 😅😅😅

[@quantum7401]

❤Adam Khoo

[@sanshuma0]

I love these videos

[@googlytrader]

Great video!

[@kb-bg6vd]

Dokker Dithrethpek

[@skydivematy]

$10.000 10 Years ago in $BTC???

[@flchong1952]

First

[@shavkat_murtazaev]

Greetings!

[@Pokhara_Lakeside]

Adam should add Tesla, Alibaba and Bitcoin to the chart.

[@carloschu7127]

😂 Adam wont add, ghost.

[@marconocella522]

❤

[@aungnaylin9787]

❤

[@ZeroHarry]

Great video Adam.

[@David-xz7tz]

@Adam, how do retail investors outside of US invest in T-bills? I was not aware that this was even possible but pls clarify

[@paolom85]

in Europe we have the "same" with European countries short term government bonds. But the yield is not so high at the moment. It's about 3,5%

[@AdamKhoo]

Just buy through your broker or bank

[@Familycheezee]

The only thing is disagree about is that companies have grown quicker in recent years and will continue to grow quicker. The reason why companies seem to grow so quickly the last 3 years is because too much money is being printed and injected into the economy. That is why despite all the quantitative tightening efforts from the fed, companies are still beating earnings. The US has a serious inflation issue.

[@ATNBusiness]

I feel like a lot of young people are also starting to pump the market.

[@addertooth1]

It does. But they are attacking the "consumer side" of spending with higher interest rates. The FEDS are doing nothing to taper off the Trillions being printed by the FEDS and fed into both the war machine, and federal green projects which will never recoup a fraction of the expenditure. It just feels like it is only the Consumer being punished. If they were serious about taming inflation, the FEDS would reduce their overseas (and local project) expenditures to the tune of about 2 Trillion dollars. Keep in mind, the MAJOR companies are doing good with earnings, but smaller companies are already struggling with debt which needs to be financed at a much higher rate.

[@Salty_Biscuitz88]

I’m catching failing knife now