7 Tips To Profit From HUGE Inflation Ahead

[@MinorityMindset]

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[@larsonbwl]

Good advice, you should mention the increasing risk of government interference in rental properties. Such as eviction moratoriums, rent control, forced sales, and Confiscation. Landlords are constantly being portrayed as greedy or evil in the media.

[@stevenporter863]

Great video but a lot of the commentary was word for word from past videos.

[@rizkisetia6538]

Thank you so much for your ALL explanation! As person who immigrated 23 years ago to this country without formal education, all your explanations so easy to digest and make sense.

[@jlomeli4579]

I stop by here from time to time in between my usual videos. Im happy to hear the extra guac is still a unit of measurement.

[@BornYooper]

Gold, silver, ammo, storable food, passive water purification, alternate power generation and graphics cards are your best hedges now......

[@aefgshwrthwrhnwrhnbw]

Nah, Gold and silver have been doing terrible during this inflation. And the corrupt banks are messing with the price of them. That market is sketchy.

[@andresl6313]

Physical gold and silver 🔐

[@xavierdlogan5434]

dude thats a amazing video content ive been learning this financial literacy stuff for almost a year now and this is really a great help for me especially this "inflation topic" thanks a lot.

[@CreativeCashflow1]

Inflation rises. Wages stay the same. This is why being an entrepreneur, creating multiple streams of income will get you to financial freedom no matter what the economy does.

[@DearSX]

Still a big problem, too much inflation and in-equality leads to revolutions. WW2 anyone?

[@cristiangonzalez-perez7842]

I get the idea behind what you say, however this concept cannot apply to all people because of the Hierarchical nature of our economic system, there absolutely must be a lower economic class to do the physical labor necessary in order to operate and expand one’s business. For example a hypothetical, if all adults in the US became entrepreneurs tomorrow and also refused to work under someone else for a wage I don’t think you would be able to grow a business beyond just yourself. If anyone else wishes to expand upon this hypothetical give your own opinion on the matter feel free to do so. I think it’s interesting to discuss this idea.

[@DearSX]

@@cristiangonzalez-perez7842 One option is employee ownership of companies and democrazy within companies on how to divide profits and wages. Agree inequality is normal. Some people work better or smarter or harder than others, nothing wrong with that all other things being equal.

[@cristiangonzalez-perez7842]

@@DearSX Democracy at work is something I greatly favor over the “regular” way of doing business.

[@8Maduce50]

@@DearSX you mean being a shareholder and voter for ceo or cfo?

[@suongpauline]

Thank you so much Jaspreet! For the first time in 32 years, I have learned so much valuable financial knowledge through your videos. God bless your kindness.

[@alanmota10xx]

🙏🙏 Agree!

[@grasshoppersworld9617]

Thank u brother ur doing a great job

[@Blackfeet]

This guy and Grant Cardone deserve some type of humanitarian award.

[@gina468]

I just joined the coaching program and I'm learning so much. It is a nice platform for like-minded people. Thank you Jaspreet

[@gregshk]

First time listener...Got big bucks in a savings account after selling my house and glad I listened to this vid fully. Looking forward to learning more.

[@StrengthofLoveattHulk-ItdotCom]

Thankyou Blessing MM and All that see this message. Blessing of Health , Well-being , Joy and Abundance to All .

[@DialloKreed]

This might be one of THE most helpful financial content videos available right now! 🙌🏿🙏🏿

[@miltonaldridge4170]

Thank you for this information. Its a good feeling when have the knowledge to apply and be successful. You no longer have fear and react based on emotions.

[@brunohart9744]

The greatest protection against inflation, from my point of view, is the acquisition of assets since their value is adjusted to it. Unfortunately our wages do not grow at the same rate as inflation, something to take into account as well.

[@robinelise2886]

The price of 4 years 2nd hand GPU is higher than the launching price even after adjusted by inflation.

[@toddsotelo6016]

There is a famous character *Jessica Meador Jones* She been making a fortune for a selected few for years now. Lately, such services have appeared that allow copying the results of experts. This person demonstrates how to copy her automatically using such a service. We gotta try while the market is on drugs as it seems

[@brunohart9744]

@@toddsotelo6016 Hard to buy any "high growth" stocks with our current economics (e.g. inflation)..might look at this company if it goes down below 20 (17ish) level??

[@ashleyaidan2869]

@@toddsotelo6016 Sold my stocks earlier and my strategy ever since has been pretty much buying Gold and silver to protect my wealth but if I could come up with a way to stay invested and be profitable that would be brilliant. Thank you.

[@toddsotelo6016]

@@ashleyaidan2869 Just check her online, there isn’t much i can say here so it doesn’t seem as if i am promoting an agenda🤝

[@thomasking6424]

Jaspreet , you are a God send. Your explanation on finances is awesome!!!

[@vickyt1191]

I’m so happy that you’re starting to address crypto! Can’t afford to ignore anymore.

[@bigirish7349]

Bingo

[@votivespark]

Real estate sounds good and all but we saw what happened in 2020. The government sided with tenants not landlords. The would sooner see you go insolvent and unable to pay your mortgage and scoop up the properties on the cheap than to hold renters accountable for unpaid rent.

[@wealthywhiss]

People were also able to put a hold on their morgatages if they had some my mom just started back paying mortgage a few months ago. Also if you had your business set up correctly such as a LLC for your properties you could of got a Ppp or other things to cover expenses. Most ppps were also forgiven

[@nicolasdesjardins9751]

after checking 70 or 80 of your video, this one is probably one of the best. Even if the others were great as well, keep up the good information buddy

[@andrew811ful]

Your videos are so informative! Thanks for explaining inflation in simple terms

[@Beary98]

Inflation IS being sort of compounded with other prices that are going up due to inflation. I think a distinction needs to be made between prices going up due to supply issues, and prices going up due to inflation directly.

[@richardvargus7443]

There is no distinction. In 1900 you could buy a handful of candy for one penny. The candy is now much cheaper to make, yet costs more than a dollar for the same amount. Its just money printing none of the other factors really come into play except temporarily. Lile the lumber shortage etc.

[@richardvargus7443]

Price your goods in silver or gold and you will see everything is actually cheaper right now.

[@shamimbakhshi7217]

"Winter is coming." - Kevin Samuels

[@isettech]

Struck when oil stocks were in the tank at the beginning of the pandemic. Stock bough on a fire sale is up 4X what I paid for it. If you want to research this, Symbol is WES. Bought at $5.42. Price this weekend is 23.38. Buy low, sell high. Waiting for the next market crash to see what to buy next.

[@kc5kct]

Keep WES and you are collecting a nice dividend! Nice job.

[@robrobbins]

The worst example of inflation Ive seen so far is a typical cheeseburger, fries and shake meal at Five Guys which cost me over $21.00! I will be more careful to check prices before going out to eat.

[@wolf12king17]

Five guys is good but my god it is not worth $21.00

[@jeromecarlosn8699]

I can get pime rib at a steakhouse same price

[@jamesr5735]

@@jeromecarlosn8699 maybe at Golden Corral

[@jeromecarlosn8699]

@@jamesr5735 I don't consider golden corral a steakhouse.

[@mattdanoff8050]

I would love a summarized version of this please!

[@XxDaBestxX35]

Sacrifice two hours of your life to learn something that you will use for the rest of your life

[@bigirish7349]

@@XxDaBestxX35 right!

[@TommyOhmalley]

I don’t mind the two hours. I listen to most videos while I work

[@Omego2K]

I work in a profession that's highly suited for remote work. Yet most of the old guard is highly resistant to it. A month before the pandemic closures I took a job at a substantial pay cut to work remote. During the pandemic I switched to a substantially higher paying remote job. The companies that don't adapt to remote are in for a huge struggle. And I love it. If you're so incredibly stubborn that you literally can't make an easy transition that is required of your industry to get the job done then I will enjoy watching you squirm and fail.

[@peppermintpatti5152]

All they had to do is tell people they want a transition. Its how theyre doing it thats suspect. I agree with youre transition thought. My son works for a gov contractor. They never returned to office. Hes home remote working. But many jobs require in person. Not every sector entails just computer work.

[@vildachaya6462]

Easier to send those jobs overseas also. Careful what you wish for

[@Omego2K]

@@vildachaya6462 if it was that easy everybody would be doing it already. Why pay somebody 120k when you can 50k. To be nice?

[@vildachaya6462]

@@Omego2K give it time. I’ve seen it happen in several medical billing companies last year/this year. One of the owners saved 300k on payroll doing this

[@Omego2K]

@@vildachaya6462if that is true for most then employers are really dumb not to do it earlier. This can save the industry hundreds of billions

[@stinkmeaner3016]

Always the extra guac. Keep it up Jaspreet!!

[@kentlbrown5810]

Do you suggest the same investments if we roll over from inflation to depression? If not, what are should we look for to hedge for depression?

[@HelloThere-nz9ld]

You are providing a great service fir the young generation. However, things have changed. The stock market will, most likely, drop 90%, and remain down for 10 to 20 years. The only refuge are commodities, mainly gold abd silver.

[@skylersmall6322]

The reason gold hasn't skyrocketed in price with inflation is because of the paper gold (and silver for that matter) market. Spot prices isn't based on physical gold and silver but the paper gold and silver price which has much more supply than physical metals.

[@idaho524]

You are 100% correct

[@Solythetree]

On the bright side, maybe "shrinkflation" will bring our portion sizes for food to something more reasonable?

[@Techandrecharge]

🤣

[@thechallenger456678]

Obesity Epidemic SOLVED

[@dillonlaishram]

😂😂😂

[@joezimbardo4868]

You NEED Very good tenants. MUST put alot of rules in lease or month to month so you can get they out Also watch like a hawk

[@Lennox-ym9bg]

Went apple picking this weekend, as we have done for the last 7 years, and things were crazy expensive! Prob 3x as much for less apples.

[@chrisdaniels3929]

My apple tree made 0 apples for this years harvest. Something to do with weather in spring.

[@sulyperez6776]

Thank you for your Videos, they are helpful and educational. Please Jaspreet talk about this new Bill just passed the U.S senate. I am scare and the only thing that crossed my mind was the Down fall of the U.S economy, I wanna pull my money from the bank 😫

[@wolfpack4128]

The issue most people don't get is this: inflation doesn't make the rich richer exactly, it makes the poor poorer which makes the rich look richer. If you own an asset that grows at 5% with inflation also at 5% you are no richer now than you were a year ago. However your neighbor who only owns liabilities effectively lost 5% assuming their wages stayed the same. Now you might say but the neighbor's wages surely went up, and that is true but not as quickly as inflation did unless they're job is directly tied to the market (furniture maker and wholesaler vs assembly line worker, one sells their labor directly to the market, the other sells their labor to someone who resells it to someone who buys it typically). Inflation isn't going to make you rich by itself, however as pointed out you can plan for it so it doesn't decrease your value. You still need to make sound investments to grow at a rate higher than inflation. On a related note deflation is what helps the wage worker because assets depreciate faster than do wages (it is tough to get someone to take a wage decrease).

[@adventago]

ATTN: 🔥🔥🔥 UBI (Universal basic income) This is a way to keep you a slave being a pet to the state and depending on them to feed your family is a DANGEROUS idea

[@priestesslucy]

A smart person would utilize the UBI to cover basic expenses while investing their time, energy and efforts into building the finances to escape the U.S.S.A. But a lot of the people out there aren't smart and they're just going to coast on it and grow content being slaves.

[@adventago]

@@priestesslucy I love your profile picture also you are very right

[@karlad4082]

I wished you did more videos for people who can’t afford buying homes to rent out, or buying luxury items, or who can afford risky investments since none of these apply to most of us 😔

[@jainx042]

Valuable information. Wondering if 95% could have been conveyed in 5% the time. Will probably have to choose what to watch carefully next time.

[@ianthesiow3013]

Such appropriate topic... TQ Jaspreet and team. How insightful. Keep up the awesome work. Cheers.

[@jamesd493]

Interesting. Shrinkflation may be able to support our efforts to stay healthy. Smaller servings/portions.

[@Cyber_Samurai]

Hard to service your debt, for your real estate, if your tenants loses their jobs.

[@jeboteya5489]

Something a lot of these "smart" investors don't realize. Also if housing crashes you wont be covering your mortgage because rents will go DOWN.

[@soulful100]

That's a excellent point? How can you make money or get cash flow when peples money limited ?

[@karlad4082]

Another thing people don’t realize when they go on unemployment is that you have to be actively looking for a job when you’re in unemployment or EDD will make you pay back all that money so they may end up owing EDD once they’ve reached their unemployment cap.

[@tariqbashir7054]

Business people used to say about their employees, 'nobody is indispensable!'. Now, they can't find any.

[@neil1467]

Can you please put your videos audios on a podcast?! I would love to subscribe and listen in!

[@dennisdamennis26]

Thanks for being awesome. 🙏

[@phylthamendment]

LOVE your content! Well done and thank you.

[@jonathanmasson5932]

I only started to learn about the stock market in November 2020 but have been following some of your tips & I continue to learn so I can build up experience & find more winning plays.I did gain on Apple & zoom but everyone did & I’m now keen to learn more about for bigger gains so I can build towards an early retirement & a happier future for myself & family.

[@nicholebishop3430]

I'm 50 and my husband 54 we both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no debts. Currently living smart and frugal with our money. Success requires market knowledge and we made a very good choice adopting a financial advisor Karen Lynn Olsen.

[@jonathanmasson5932]

That's good for you. If you dont mind, how exactly does this work ? and how profitable have you been ? I would love more info about her services.

[@user-jy7yw5kw3w]

Safest way to beat inflation is stop putting your money into "high yield savings" at a bank, at least put it in stable coins earning 9%. For the rest invest it in stock, crypto and real estate. Keep very little in your checking, just enough for day to day expenses.

[@soulful100]

Why high yield savings not good? What stable coins Ean 9% interest ?

[@user-jy7yw5kw3w]

@@soulful100 Voyager 9% on USDC

[@user-jy7yw5kw3w]

@Living in an Inverse Reality aka Clown World go for it, 30k x .4% is 120....9% would be 2700. Up to you brotha.

[@skylersmall6322]

It seems better to do shrinkflation than just raise prices. If you raise the price they might not be able to afford it with all other costs going up. But keeping it the same allows for them to purchase smaller quantities rather than not at all.

[@J03ll3]

this is one of the longest video i haved watch in youtube and it's fucking awesome! i've learned a lot. thanks dude! keep doing this kind of videos!

[@ldbd5465]

Great Video Jaspreet👍🏼

[@maryhornbostel6959]

Invest in a farming company, they produce the food (commodity).

[@renaissanceman5847]

I saw too many small land lords get destroyed with the eviction moratorium... and now small land lords are getting out bid by large firms... and when they do get a property, they have to price the rent so damn high due to the property value increase that they go into debt waiting on a renter... the whole thing stinks of 2008

[@rioshimself5660]

This videos are gold. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@alexanderstefanini42]

Can you do a video and talk more about buying gold

[@HameedUnfiltered]

Would love a 10 minute summary of this.

[@knartfocker_]

Invest in knowledge.

[@Lumpia_In_Texas]

Summary : don't ever vote democrat again.

[@kekepalmerfan4eva]

@@Lumpia_In_Texas voting republican isn’t any better…vote local

[@Lumpia_In_Texas]

@@kekepalmerfan4eva anything is better that this garbage democrat world we live in

[@priestesslucy]

@@Lumpia_In_Texas you assume that the majority of politicians aren't working towards the same long term goal and just playing Good Cop Bad, Cop on the American People

[@BleuSkiddew]

40:00 the thing about taking out credit is that in a high inflationary environment, it's very tempting to take out credit to put towards hard assets with decent stability considering a $100,000 loan today may be the equivalent (have the same spending power) of a $150,000 loan in 2030.

[@debbymagtv]

Love your content❤

[@Noah-jr5sh]

Raise interest rates to save the dollar!

[@alonelypenguin5229]

Slightly incorrect on the supply side of the chip shortage; while manufacturers did order lower numbers of chips in anticipation of lower product demand, the real stopping block on production is that the chip fabs require sometimes up to 6-8 months+ to change the production line over to a different chip configuration. So, they were still churning out chips, they were just easier to produce/sell chips (which we saw later reflected in the manufacterer use of these abundant chips).

[@Legacy-Talks]

The two big problems with crypto is every time you try to use it for its intended purpose and spend it as a currency, you must account for capital gains for taxation purposes. Secondly China which is of course one of the biggest global economies is out. For these reasons and more, crypto seems like it could collapse in the end.

[@comment6730]

China will regret their stance on crypto, amongst other things.

[@dying_allthetime]

No one cares what China does anymore. It's not 2015 anymore

[@kevincalderon2339]

A lot of value on this channel.

[@caban327]

Such a great channel

[@tomdrummy4984]

Yep, inflation has been transitory since the 70’s……….when a new car was $6k 😃

[@doug7565]

Now you can buy a nice lawn mower for that amount. 😂

[@vildachaya6462]

My parents got their house in the late 60’s for 70k. It’s valued now at just under 600k.

[@priestesslucy]

They never said actual inflation is transitory. They're saying (probably lying either to us or to themselves) that this accelerated inflation is transitory, that it's supposed to slow down back to 'normal levels' soon

[@danielzamora8738]

@@priestesslucy 3 to 5 years

[@arigutman]

Great video, 100% I believe this inflationary period is transitory.. and to hedge against inflation we can get invested into real estate.. REITs for those without physical properties. I invest in Realty Income, STAG Industrial and Store Capital..

[@patriciaellinghausen4365]

Shrinkflation started years ago- first noticed in chocolate bars.

[@brodel77]

Increase of money supply + Investors (No point in saving at near zero interest rates) + Supply chain issues related to COVID + Labor shortage (COVID) = Inflation

[@bckends_]

**MM uploads a video** yeah! **Sees the length of the video** YEAAAAAAH!!!

[@CTimmerman]

It's all the same, though: Money loses value; buy real estate, index funds, etc. but also keep up to a year of expenses sitting in your savings account, losing value!

[@priestesslucy]

@@CTimmerman I mean you can probably get away with trimming that year down to 6 months, but if something were to go horribly wrong and you lose your income, you don't want to be forced to sell assets that may be in a market downturn.

[@Je.rone_]

Idk if inflation will be huge, but it seems in the short term it will be elevated long end to cause some head aches

[@Leeland2486]

Our boss owns a refrigeration company. He just raised his prices by 20%. They have no choice but to pay it. We have to travel. Gas prices are high , hotels are more, insurance went up, taxes gone up, he has to charge more.

[@franmero1659]

You talked alot about unemployment and how a lot of people aren't working cause of unemployment, which is fair. However, over 600,000 have died unexpectedly in the US. They also worked somewhere.

[@joescott701]

Not to mention the thousands of long haulers who may never work again

[@johnym1]

Another great video as always.

[@justinmatthews9378]

Jaspreet do you recommend I sit down with my bank to discuss stocks and investing or a 3rd party management company? My bank TD Canada trust wants to charge me $9.00 per stock transaction. I like the bank app because I can swap money on my phone app. But at 9.00 a transaction that seems steep. What are your thoughts 💭?

[@ryanbaileyboxing]

Invaluable knowledge

[@BryanSalesDP]

You're the best!

[@javantgarde]

I invested in Texas REITs' and the energy sector last month. It's been good. I also made some sacrifices on things I don't use. I'm not letting government incompetence and the fed screw me again.

[@bit1733]

Hell no! Not anymore, right?

[@jburg636]

I like $O it’s my most heavily weighted REIT.

[@bit1733]

@Living in an Inverse Reality aka Clown World Destroy from within??? C'mon. The only valid explanation here is ever since we opted out of the gold standard is we've been living beyond our means and as they often say kicking the can down the road with temporary fixes by manipulating the money supply backed by the dollar's international reserve status and going to war when we feel that status is threatened. Eventually, there's no way you can indefinitely avoid the inevitable: the chickens have to come home to roost.

[@alokshrestha4555]

What REIT?

[@javantgarde]

@@alokshrestha4555 Real estate investment trust

[@itzbebop]

i can't wait to go to Punjab and impress everyone with my knowledge of the proper way to call a braid/goot.

[@pero9361]

Safest way to beat inflation is not to buy unecessary stuff if you dont need it, buy only esentials, stockpile cash. Couse it is so obvious they want you to get into something with your money (stocks, realestate, crypto). They are preparing for a crash and if you fall for it you will have your investements trapped. Stay calm and liquid, when time comes you will be able to buy stuff cheap and ride the market.

[@edmhie1]

Costco will turn into a retailer from a wholesaler due to shrinkflation.

[@BleuSkiddew]

1:23:00 my brokerage platform allows margin, so I think I'll continue to add here and there to my portfolio and if a crash happens, I can deploy that margin to buy up discounted holdings. The platform boasts 3.5% a year so it's only $.29 per month for each $100.00 borrowed (or .29%/ month to service the debt. Considering my portfolio generates over $100/month in dividends, a few dollars per month in interest isn't a big deal.

[@johnsanford3596]

Precious metals are only ONE type of commodity. Other commodities DO create value.

[@soundmoneystacker2787]

Gold/silver not commodity there sound money

[@AtleeYarrow]

I send all my young investors here first to start their investing life.

[@miguelquezada8937]

Thanks for doin what you’re doin man. Keep it the fuck up brother.

[@fokker4uify]

REITS and ENERGY

[@P.I.P.E.L.I.N.E_Podcast]

Geez a 2 hour video, I have a good feeling about this one

[@donovansamari]

1.5x speed

[@joelstolarski2244]

I got it. I'm going to buy a bunch of Gucci purses now...hold em for a year and double my money.

[@channi58]

Also noticed over the years the size of food products from chocolates t whatever and packaged tiny compared to before for same price. I thought this is a sneaky byproduct of inflation too

[@walterbrundidge]

Is inflation caused by the amount of money circulating in the economy or the amount of money existing even if it’s sitting in institutions somewhere?

[@chrisdaniels3929]

Your question is about how to measure money supply. M0 is very liquid money and on a scale to M6 that is illiquid. It is circulating money. But note e.g. illiquid money like equity in real estate can be spent. For example if people take out loans. Those loans are an increase in money supply by creating money in easy access bank accounts, which didn't exist before the loan was made.

[@gmc9753]

Let's go Brandon!

[@kmichal9648]

Bro.. You did not mention that when the credit is used your real earning is less.. Just like paying taxes

[@swaggerc4921]

I love this channel. It has taught me so much about economics and personal finance. How long does it take to make your videos? Do you spend a lot of time scripting them?

[@ginacardarella]

Unless you live in Los Angeles and Rent control does not let you raise your rent :(

[@Reppintimefitness]

Buy and sell

[@mplscarsales6652]

2hr video really ? Will be able to invest spending our time watching this 2hr video

[@huarang4243]

Crypto is the future!

[@43520tom]

I have some monopoly money I would like to sell you 🤣

[@OBSZIDIAN548]

I can't wait to watch your video called "How I became a billionaire and how I can help my subscribers".....the most helpful videos on KZbin! You teach us what the problems are and most importantly SOLUTIONS. Everyone wants to tell us the obvious issues....few if any tell us how to solve the problems.

[@senorbautista6143]

Inflation is also represented on how much longer Jaspreet’s videos are in 2021 😬

[@dfv671]

Gold and silver don’t pay dividends

[@familygene9030]

As more Americans cannot afford rent your rentals will go down in value . Invest in food not real estate

[@timedj9164]

Hmm cost nothing to create a $100 but I have to slave to get it. ( SON OF A ***** ) lmao

[@jimh472]

Anyone who thinks the "I sat at home" black mark on your resume will be an asset later on is in for a rude awakening.

[@subtopidrama]

Do you know how expensive the real estate is ?