Bill Ackman: How to Get RICH During Inflation (RARE New Interview)

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman just issued a warning about the future of inflation. But don’t worry, it’s not all bad news, and you will see why during this video. For background, Ackman recently gave a rare, full length, sit down interview. While this interview touched on a wide range of topics, it was Ackman’s comments around inflation that really caught my attention. You are going to want to hear what he had to say. In this video, we are going to cover Ackman’s thoughts on the economy, why inflation is here to stay, and arguably most importantly, how you can protect your money from the devastating impacts of high inflation. Let’s get into it.
In order to prevent the US from slipping into deflation, the US federal reserve established a target annual inflation rate of 2% in the year 2012. For much of the next 8 years, the Fed struggled to get inflation up to that 2% target. As a result, many economists believed that inflation would never again be a problem in the United States. Oh boy how things can change and they definitely changed in a major way in 2020.
To understand why Ackman thinks inflation is here to stay, you have to understand why inflation occurs. In simple terms, inflation happens when the demand for goods or services outstrips supply. While that may sound like a complicated concept, trust me, it’s actually very simple. Here, we have a supply and demand graph. This line here represents the demand for a particular good or service
In this example, let’s say we are talking about used cars. The demand line represents the number of people looking to purchase a used car, and importantly, how much those buyers are willing and able to pay. Here, we have the supply line. This supply line represents the number of used cars available to be purchased at any given time. The point at which our two lines here cross represents the price for that good or service. So in our example, the average price of a used vehicle.
In 2020 and 2021, the US government and Federal reserve took drastic steps to prevent a widespread economic collapse. This involved sending cash directly to households, boosting unemployment benefits, and pausing required payments on certain types of debt. At the same time that all of this cash was getting pumped into the economy, the Federal reserve slashed interest rates to historically low levels. These lower interest rates made it less expensive for people and businesses to borrow money to make purchases.
Going back to our example with used cars, these actions resulted in an increase in demand for used cars. People had more money in their bank accounts to be able to spend to make the purchase. Additionally, the lower rates made it less expensive to purchase a car using a loan. These factors led to an increase in demand, illustrated by our demand line here getting pushed to the right
At the same time, automotive manufacturers were suffering through supply chain issues that limited their ability to produce new cars. Since there were less new cars available, people held on to their current car longer, resulting in less supply of used vehicles available for sale. Less supply means our supply line gets pushed to the left. Notice how now the two lines cross at a much higher price pointy

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Although inflation IS reflected in the price of goods, it is caused by a growth in the amount of money circulating in an economy. It is a monetary phenomenon not a supply or demand problem. The confusion arises from the distortion of the normal free market pricing mechanisms. More money circulating does increase demand, but strictly speaking is not the cause. The increase in the amount of money circulating can be caused by both total money supply and velocity.

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How did they not mention printing money when describing inflation?

[@jasonfjordlund2338]

I notice that Ackman incorporates ideals from the Buffet/Munger school of thought. He mentions discounting back stock values at 9 or 10 percent. That's an element of the Margin of Safety Mental model from your episode on 2023-08-03 "Charlie Munger: 'I got rich when I understood this' (Mental Models)" He also runs $PSHZF on a concentrated portfolio which tells me he has similar mindset that guides Berkshire. That could be an effect of actually running the Opportunity Cost mental model or simply being confident and smart enough to increase existing stakes rather than mindlessly hedging with his "30th or 40th ranked business". You've taught me a lot.

[@KingBaldwin715]

I'm glad I got into crypto when I did because it’s been a turning point for me financially, been my best decision so far.

[@marthajames987]

As an independent woman I started my first investment plan with just a $1000 and now earning weekly income of $4830 in cryptocurrency exchange with my personal broker.

[@Austin195]

Bitcoin has been falling for a while now and could fall further or close to rise again. The truth is that no one knows, I believe it's the right time to buy and also get a pro's assistant

[@marthajames987]

I will recommend my current trader Mrs Katherine Flores, she is from USA and her strategies are earning a lot profit for me..

[@stevenrice500]

Isn't that the same Mrs. Katherine Flores that my neighbours are talking about, she has to be a perfect expert for people to talk about her so well

[@marthajames987]

she often interacts on Telegrams, using the user below.

[@LanceBryantGrigg]

Well said and presented. Being asset heavy is not necessarily a problem but the coefficient of return against those assets are good and the cost of debt against those assets scale superlinier to return on investment.

[@jimbojimbo6873]

I remember in 2012-2019 we all complained the inflation rate wasn’t accurately represented because everyones milk was still going up massively

[@SK-yb7bx]

There was loads of inflation, but it went into property and other assets such as stocks and crypto.

[@LurchLures]

First the rich people got more money, they bought stocks , property. Then children of the rich got more money, they bought crypto. Lastly the poor got more money and bought food. You can see where the new money flowed and when by what goes up in price and when.

[@kapi10lm10]

I love your voice. I think you have a voice than can be used in the IA, such as the movie "Her" 🙏🏻

[@MichaelChengSanJose]

I can see Ackman is looking forward to some elevated inflation. Good times ahead for equity and cash heavy guys like him.

[@leonie563]

Mmm not really because CBDC, war, hyperinflation and probably oil and energy insecurity will cause chaos. So property at risk of damage, shares volatile, banks and superannuation being hacked, gold and silver being compulsory acquired like in 1930s. Even if they park cash in defence companies, CBDC will come over top and put stops on withdrawals....So like junkies/gambling, they will be checked.

[@Jfff-ugfgh]

Cash in hand will be worthless in case hyperinflation, how silly is that?

[@MichaelChengSanJose]

@@Jfff-ugfgh That’s because Ackman wants idiots to worry about hyperinflation.

[@onlypremiumlife]

12:07 I also like how Ackman uses a 10% discounted rate when calculating back to the current value.

[@d4rkdream592]

True but supply can be manipulated, just like they are doing right now with oil... decreasing production is NOT the same as having a low supply of it, it's kinda the same move as price "fixing" between concurrent companies...

[@jamescrenshaw5097]

I mainly see him in the news for spectacular losses on bad bets

[@Financial-Education101]

Fantastic analysis on the current inflationary landscape! Your breakdown of the supply and demand dynamics, especially with the used car example, made the concept so much clearer. Bill Ackman's insights, combined with your thorough research, paint a comprehensive picture of what we might expect in the coming years. It's a timely reminder for investors to be cautious and strategic, especially in these uncertain times. I particularly appreciated your emphasis on the importance of investing in businesses with pricing power. This video is a must-watch for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of the current economic environment. Thanks for the deep dive, and I'm eagerly awaiting your next piece of content!

[@fongelias]

when did this interview happen?

[@saulmarquez8989]

Few weeks ago I believe

[@southrichmondtofl]

He was wrong about the Government shutdown - you're better off discounting most of his insight

[@jaylewis9876]

They only put off the shut down, its looming again

[@southrichmondtofl]

@@jaylewis9876 won’t get shut down

[@Chase-uc1uh]

If we could get the EPA to back off auto, heavy equipment, hvac manufacturers etc in the US that alone would be greatly helpful.. They have single handedly driven up insane cost in these areas. Increasing agricultural, transportation and equipment cost. I don’t think so many people really understand how much regulatory cost burden is passed down. Or the fact that the new dump truck they pass driving down the road cost close to a quarter million dollars. 🤦‍♂️so many dots to connect…..

[@martinreilly41]

Good work 👍

[@InvestorCenter]

Thank you ❤️

[@Jennapeters144]

Stocks are not the economy, I had 250k put aside waiting for the fed to stop raising rates. Now I want to get back into the markets, but the hike will continue and stocks are still climbing, I’m confused and open to discuss.

[@xavier_lucas]

The market has been a turmoil since covid, the brief relief rallied for only a year and now the devastating effects of pumping trillions into the economy is here and will be for a while.

[@AnkurYo]

Stay in the mrkt and sell only if you need those funds. I got laid off and it has been difficult getting another source of income, glad I was investing when I did and of course with guidannce from a wealth-manager don’t listen to naysayers. I am making bank and the penalties for drawing from 401k to reinvest are nothing compared to the amount of wealth I now possess with my family.

[@BenBak-wt7qi]

I have seen a lot about FAs and actually want to consult some pro. How did you go about it? Is yours any good?

[@AnkurYo]

I have saved myself from all the hassle that the chaotic market causes. These days the best way to come into the market space is seeking guidance, due to side hustles i can’t handle my portfolio so i just work with LOREN LENA WALKER, a FA i came across via a recommendation from one of these KZbin retirement coaches. It’s been smooth since then. Cliche as it may I have made a mark up of 70% in profits investing 350k under her. It helps not to be worried about your portfolio every minute of the day.

[@BenBak-wt7qi]

how can i reach this person? I am actually thinking of going the route of an advisor, past 18 months rallies gave way to fresh lows, just as sentiment was starting to improve. I’m cautious.

[@elvispresley3234]

Great interview, but so frustrating at 4:00, Bill is missing it. Yes, 4% is historically low, but like all things financial, they are in RELATIONSHIP to other asset and debt prices. 4% rate applied to current inflated asset prices is HIGH. Affordability of ANY asset or debt is based on two things; asset price and cost of debt. Asset prices and cost of debt have FAR outstripped wages. I am so frustrated that many of the guys like Bill as well as ALL the talking heads, are missing this connection and focusing almost solely on percentage rates. Come on guys!

[@BlacksmithMMA]

That’s not true, people just spend more money on crap now. People used to eat out at nice a week, went camping not on expensive holidays, had no phones or iPads, didn’t buy Starbucks and brought lunch to work with them while buying a cheap car. Now people live in debt and buy expensive cars and iPhones while eating out constantly and whine about being poor. I went from poor to wealthy just by changing these things about my lifestyle and investing the extra cash. People forget that in the past life was a lot more simple and cheap. People hung out without spending money and saved money to buy things rather than using credit.

[@rubenoliver4979]

Amen, brother!

[@arsewind]

Higher interest rates only slightly curtail demand in the short term so then it lowers inflation a little. Problem with higher rates, it actually slows supply too (longer term). So raising rates will reach a point of actually perpetuating higher rates. Playing with rates is not a catch all problem solver. so we got a problem since this is a supply side inflation disease. (before it was a demand side, this is a first). Switching gears: the stocks he owns , aint all that. I think Ackman says invest in inelastic industries and companies with monopolies..so he thinks thats what he bought. well for now, he is right but that can change fast. Inflation will be here as long as we have a supply problem. Only small businesses can dig us out with more productivity to end inflation.

[@allatusdan]

why are we not also talking about the money supply being part of this?

[@321JackSnack]

So this channel doesn’t subscribe to Milton? Why no mention of money supply?

[@DrJarimba]

could you please time stamp your video footage ?

[@danc1323]

Well, so much for your goal of "making people better investors" ... You explain why RBI is a great pick by pulling out an ideal scenario out of your hat: (18:00). Yes, IF the franchises are able to charge 50% more across the board, RBI will make 50% more. But there are so many other scenarios, many of them far less optimistic. Care to discuss price elasticity, wages and unemployment forecasts, competitive pressure, etc.?

[@thomaspraill]

Buying any of the companies listed here would have terrible advice over the last several years. This Ackman guy's portfolio has done worse than a money market fund.

[@Journext]

CPKC should be also assed heavy company based on what you said about airlines. They need to have all these trains to operate

[@InvestorCenter]

The difference with rails is the majority of the capital spend has already taken place. You don’t have to constantly upgraded the entire network every few years

[@Journext]

@@InvestorCenter hm, need to look at their P&L to say that. I'm not an expert in this industry. This is just my impression that both need constant expenses on maintenance 😕

[@InvestorCenter]

@@Journext I am an expert in investing in those industries actually

[@kram8504]

Remeber when Bill bought Netflix at 400 and sold at 200. 1 year later its over 400. Good luck everyone.

[@Serf_dumb]

What happens when the fed reaches its unemployment target among a populace which already has record credit card debt?

[@FrankMOrtiz]

Per Ackman, companies with pricing power will do well. That's code that much of this inflation is largely due to corporate price gouging, both against the public as well as against each other. These large companies have too much market share and need to be broken up. Antitrust, please.

[@jedpittman6739]

typo on interest rate at 10:15

[@amdalasfoor]

great content ... very usuful .. keep it up pleeeeeez

[@jeromehaymaker5071]

If world trade has so many supply lines and it crashes, then the more connected we are makes us that amount vulnerable for our investments and what we need to live. In a just in time world, consider the ramifications of disruptions. How can the risk in any of it be measured.

[@latinomanz69]

There is nothing wrong with deflation or no inflation, an inflation of 2% is a TAX of 2%, not a good deal.

[@Cali2LasVegas]

It’s more about increased energy cost than it is being short supply against demand

[@InvestorCenter]

What do you think makes energy cost increase? Supply and demand

[@Okchpod]

We have been on a recession since the beginning of 2022, but big media and governments all over the world didn’t want to admit it. We need to be wise and use our brains. Knowledge is power and I’d like all the family to be powerful! Just purchased some LVRCH CAPITAL Thanks for keeping us informed during this times of doubt?

[@wonderstruck_olm]

Now demand is higher than supply??? Nope. Business people are greedy and they are not willing to cut down the prices even though demand is down. In their perspective, higher margin and lower orders means even higher profits😢

[@marcGP-qk9gm]

please what s/why data shutdown ?

[@osvaldoljunior]

Inflation happens when you turn the printers on!

[@everglades_n_co.]

Is this video still valid? i mean he twitted a couple of days ago that he covered bond short.

[@jessicamamikina7648]

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[@yuikiyoshi1248]

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[@user-kx7cn7jb9e]

Great to meet with you which country are you from how can you motivate me

[@rolf5282]

Great, thank you from europe

[@InvestorCenter]

Welcome!!

[@mindful-accountability]

The real problem is life after recession. People will never spend the same way. Economy will never be the same

[@user-wo8in7zv2i]

Are you telling me : you can buy AAL at 20cents to the dollar, and still it is not a good investment?

[@InvestorCenter]

That’s not what the video said. AAL also has debt/liabilities that offset the plane assets

[@jordand7308]

very good video thAnks

[@darrensadana6788]

Inflation in things you need and deflation in things you want like luxury items , housing and cars and Gucci handbags

[@chipjelliffe]

he bought huge JC Penny back at $40 right before it went tits up. Id take what he says with a grain of salt.

[@tzvassilev]

Ackman is spot on but your analysis when you picked some "resilient" businesses is too shallow. For example, what happens to RBI when franchisees run into problems due to high interest rates and dropping real wages causing customers to tighten up their spending on overpriced fast food in order to pay more essential bills?

[@friedjef3194]

Ackman speaks in a rare brodcast about inflation and how we should view things!? Excuse me while I put on my on sus glasses👓...... ok, lets party

[@FLAC2023]

Get rich by doing the opposite of what he says... he's a well known liar

[@arachosia]

Haha, exactly. Hope he burns in hell.

[@mafriqaful]

This guy preaches one thing and does another, always do opposite of whatever he says.

[@oleksacrowley9580]

Kinda weird to compare airlines to restaurants instead of railroad.

[@InvestorCenter]

It’s to show the contrast between an asset intense industry to asset light and show how inflation impacts them differently

[@RiCKTEEZ]

How’s that Netflix position? Ouch

[@2livenoob]

This is silly. Ackmam owns over 80 million shares of stock. There is no "how to get rich..." No. First, you be rich, and then you simply get richer. 80 million shares is physically impossible to achieve for anyone not already rich.

[@seriouslythodonteven]

Inflation is not the result of higher demand. What you are talking about is price increase, which is a result of inflated money supply

[@AlternateCurrent.]

I’m smart”

[@user-uc7dc2dd4q]

RAILROADS ARE DEFINITELY NOT ASSET LIGHT,WAY WORSE THEN AIRLINES.

[@Bhavesh_verma]

Do a video on how to get rich fast, i mean really fast within 3-5 years

[@GetOutSmore]

Anyone who tells you that with a high degree of certainty is scamming you. Higher rewards require dramatically higher risk.

[@Bhavesh_verma]

@@GetOutSmore age 20-28 is the age to take massive calculated risks

[@Bhavesh_verma]

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[@MrSky21448]

The first thing is you gotta to be rich.

[@archstanton2411]

Why is deflation bad?

[@BruceChan-du4uf]

Means there’s less demand because of lower consumer spending which is vital for economic growth. Also means that companies slow production which leads to other issues as well. Layoffs, salary reduction, bankruptcy, etc… Deflation, however could allow you to have more purchasing power overseas as the US dollar would increase because of deflation. Overall, a lot of variables.

[@alyross2850]

If you are going to call the current inflation situation good, I’m shutting down.

[@leifharmsen]

You can get rich during inflation by being able to see the future, or be silly lucky.

[@lareau6]

People should not speculate over the sort term economy with long contrat. But bill! Youve been shorting those since 2 years lol.

[@waltzwalter]

A flailing U.S. economy and elevated global tensions reduce the likelihood of prolonged inflation or higher long-term Treasury yields. All my focus right now is how to safeguard and improve my $2m portfolio from market changes based on the conflict in the middle east.

[@KingDavid-jj7tk]

investors are bracing for key data to shed light on the strength of the US economy. Readings on third quarter GDP and the Fed's preferred inflation gauge are expected later this week.

[@combatdouglas1306]

This is the guy screaming sell at the pit while he is buying during the '08 crisis where he made $14B. Nice.

[@thegreattheone]

The information in this video is great but the way the presenter ends the sentences is very annoying I have to say

[@dimitri933]

hahahaha I am with you.

[@travisweaver8016]

Inflation has nothing to do with the demand for goods and services

[@sneakereffect9346]

So main takeaways are pricing power and light asset companies being two of the main things too look for when investing

[@adielstephenson2929]

Is this a machine-generated voice? It's bloody ghastly. I can't listen to it for more than a minute or so.

[@ricomajestic]

No thats the way Ackman talks and moves. He's a real man although he wasnt born with a heart.

[@adielstephenson2929]

@@ricomajestic No, I mean the woman who's narrating this. I could barely listen to the end. It must be machine generated to be that bad.

[@GetOutSmore]

@@adielstephenson2929I found her pleasant and clear. I’m pretty sure it’s not AI

[@dimitri933]

I am with you @@adielstephenson2929. Very annoying the way she ends every sentence.

[@mesutserim1595]

Given the current economic difficulties that the country is experiencing in 2023, how can we enhance our earnings during this period of adjustment? I cannot let my $680k savings vanish after putting in so much effort to accumulate them.

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[@sagenatvig4213]

The video fails to include the biggest source of the inflation. MONEY PRINTING.

[@InvestorCenter]

Money printing leads to increased demand. Another way to describe how inflation occurs: too much money chasing too few goods/services

[@SerenityNowhere]

You are conflating cause and effect. Money supply increase is the cause of demand increase.

[@americantimemachine7128]

change of M2 money supply/total population is the only real inflation measure.

[@maiadazz]

Investors are extremely alarmed by the impending recession and the Fed's rhetoric of raising interest rates. My $600,000 stock portfolio has lost 25% of it’s value. Whats the best way to hedge my portfolio to make profit in this recession.

[@jeromesand]

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[@bg6159]

biggest reason of inflation is printing money