Stocks Rally On New Inflation Data - But There's A Problem...

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[@seanrush5320]

What doesn't makes sense is you mention that the fed is planning for 2 rate cuts in 2025 due to employment shedding. The fed cut late in 2024 only for "mainstreet" to see mortgage, CC's, and auto loans creep up. I'm not so sure that we don't see this trend continue in 2025 whereby the fed cuts .25 but does nothing to the above listed loans for "mainstreet". Feom your perspective, where do you see a "mainstreet" benefit should the fed further cut in 2025 as mentioned?

[@strawdemindset]

Hey Jaspreet, missed your seminar about new investment opportunities. Was it recorded?

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[@HeatherHillier]

It's really heartbreaking to see how inflation and recession impact low-income families. The cost of living keeps rising, and many struggle just to meet basic needs, let alone save or trade. It's a reminder of the importance of finding ways to create financial opportunities. You've helped me a lot sir Jihan! Imagine i traded 50,000 and received 190,500 after 14 days

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[@jfernsten]

The average American consumer is the frog in the pot of water. They don't notice the heat until too late.

[@WEHTTAMAZABALAC]

That maybe because the avg. american consumers allowed themselves to be doped, just like the frog was doped. The difference between the frog and consumers is that the frog had no choice and the consumers chose to be doped, therefore, the dopers have it easy to dupe the consumers.

[@ryang3564]

Food and energy are not counted yet are two of people's largest necessary expenses.

[@ThatGuyOnYoutube2]

Energy impacts the cost of everything else too. High energy costs compounds into everything else

[@kreuzrittergottes9336]

Yup the government is only BS and lies.

[@meg8358]

Yes, they are fudging the numbers. We know they lying!

[@johnkraus7841]

Bingo!! Thank you.

[@GriftyMcPants]

I very much dislike that they calculate it this way. "Volatile," ok, we are affected by this volatility. These things account for a large portion of inflation as experienced by 90+% of us. And you're totally right about energy prices affecting everything else.

[@stonefacedninja]

Sadly, the only thing that helps the people is a deflationary period. Cutting interest rates is a temporary fix. The entire economy of the US is overheated with unsustainable prices which leads to unsustainable living costs

[@pepinamachovsky5354]

Yep, Japain is a good example .

[@AllenforPresident2024]

Polishing the brass on the Titanic. Nobody sees what’s coming. Get out of debt now. Don’t buy “stuff”.

[@tomorrowsnews3915]

I paid off a traffic ticket a month late yesterday and it made me feel better to know I got a .04% better deal on my ticket by waiting a month.

[@HughJass-313]

😂😂

[@EricJGonzalez]

Spot on Jaspreet. 🎯 It's easy to say "inflation has slowed" when prices for nearly everything are at all-time highs.

[@wsurfn]

You rock. You are such a good communicator.

[@anotherrobot3076]

Inflation has kept me perpetually 19 years old economically. All the gains I've made in my working life have been swallowed up by inflation. It's a feature, not a bug. I suppose employers will need prison, immigrant, and child labor to keep the oligarchs profits rolling in, possibly qualified immunity eventually. Main Street looks like methadone mile, Wall Street on the other hand...

[@BraveToasterStrudel]

Preach

[@shines22]

You're not alone friend.

[@EmotionlessFaces4510]

Has me too and I'm nearly 40. Worked my arse off and even went and got a bachelor degree in my mid 30s after dropping out of highschool at 16. Every time I got a better job that would have helped me out of poverty the cost of living went through the roof because of dodgy banks making bad deals and a ridiculously corrupt Australian government. We do the poor and Working class always have to pay for their losses. Australia is now a tax haven for billionaires and crinimal organisations and the general population are being squashed.

[@eduardohernandez301]

That’s true I spend more on food than rent

[@DouglasRamirez-dj7sd]

Me too !!

[@edwoolsey5107]

Eggs must not be included in the inflation report ! $6-$7 dozen

[@entropy8634]

New bird flu, expect them to get higher

[@MaxxminMI]

I paid $12

[@ricardorivera2047]

$9 where I live

[@Koushi82]

Cheaper to eat meat

[@Ellis1127]

$7.39 at Meijer in Michigan. 🐣🐓🐓

[@Pluscelamemechose]

Prior to Christmas, ribeye steak was $18 lb. 2 weeks later, $25 lb. Trust me, we know inflation isn't over. I bought 2 brisket to slow cook and freeze. $6 lb. Less than ground beef by a few $$. I'm considering having a brisket ground to replace ground chuck at $8 lb. Fajita, skirt steak, is now $15 lb. Buy a freezer while you can, and fill it. It's about to get truly crazy expensive to eat.

[@rafao7966]

Rib eye is my favorite just can't afford it anymore.😢

[@Hey_you_guys]

You might have to start getting used to cheaper cuts of meat or maybe even dare I say rice and beans.

[@memenone501]

Wait till trump takes office and starts tariffs on all your imports. 😅

[@sonnysamu2645]

SPAM is looking better and better everyday. I'm convincing myself to like it like a ribeye steak.

[@arib515]

Slap that brisket in the smoker

[@DPhasely]

My Coke Zero went from $4.38 2 years ago for a 10 pack of those small cans, to $6.38 now. I'll have to cut back and drink more water now.

[@ExileOnMyStreet]

Take it as an opportunity to improve your health. Coke Zero is junk!

[@ccczeldamain]

Take it as a blessing. Coke Zero is awful for you.

[@AnnieHall-u8h]

Try a glass of water

[@joesmoe6947]

They are $9 at my Publix in Florida. I don’t buy sodas for home generally but didn’t stop me from noticing the inflation.

[@ArmageddonIsHere]

Knowing what Coke is, you should wish for it to go to $63.8!

[@VanillaCherryBread]

Lots of talk of the market being inflated. Do u think there will be a recession or downturn anytime soon? I recently came into a sum of money. I bought a house and paid off half of it. The rest is neutrally geared and just ticks away in the background. I barely even think about it. I still have around 400K cash though and would love to turn that into as much as possible of course but I’m uncertain about my next steps… Do u think now is a good time to invest in stocks, or should I wait for a more favourable opportunity?!

[@Mitchell.Holland]

The stock market has me thinking I'm a financial genius one day, and a financial mental defect the next... I love it...

[@StanHopson]

DCA long term stay true to the game keep adding ZEROS to your net worth! Will there be a correction? Absolutely and pounce like a cheetah in the Serengeti!!!

[@christianleal8195]

ABB

[@barbborstein7640]

While nobody knows for certain. It's good to have a nice balanced portfolio, including cash on the side, so we're forever ready to trickle in when a downturn occurs. Having had my portfolio steered by a CFA I guess it's wise to choose experience and professionalism over financial videos online especially if you're looking to navigate the complexities of the stock market, being guided in the right direction avoids you unseen mistakes and has gotten my startup of 200k - $1m+ in twenty seven months with downside risk:-)

[@So.ladylike]

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[@randydupere7787]

You explain things well. Thank you.

[@angryidahobusdriver]

Thank you so kindly for sharing the information ℹ️

[@MarisaLeite-c9b]

If you are not in the financial market space right now, you are making a huge mistake. I understand that it could be due to ignorance, but if you want to make your money work for you...prevent inflation

[@OfficialPhilCollins-m1q]

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You trade also?, I

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No I don't trade on my own anymore, I always required help and assistance

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He's always active on whats~appp..

[@diegoil2669]

Great information, thanks for breaking it down to a very understandable layout. I Enjoy your videos, I am able to learn so much!

[@SFRainmaker]

Yesterday's rally is baffling. Inflation is still rising.The market should be correcting. It just does not make sense.

[@surfcat2051]

Nothing makes sense anymore, it's like we are living in bizzaroworld. Wall Street says" it's getting worse but not as bad as we anticipated...let's buy more". The longer this thinking persists the worse the reckoning will be.

[@digitaldirect-q5w]

As he said here the stock market is not logical.. I've been arguing with my friends for years I keep telling them the stock market is dumb.. everybody's just guessing..

[@marek7860]

great video, brilliant insight

[@dottiestaxx]

Thanx for this video

[@michaelmorris3459]

I just spent $20 in shoprite looked at what I got and all I could think this $20 is someone makes in a hour smh😮

[@Starship007]

Wages never keep up with the cost of living, inflation.

[@shadowbanned4days]

Enjoy your sidewalk

[@twitafftwitaff7029]

Dollar debasement is a fun game, isn't it 🤔

[@MDAdams72668]

Mine always did (and then some) If the owner couldn't afford to pay me the same amount inflation adjusted (plus a slight bump) that was HIS problem I had to explain a few times after getting my "raise" that I was actually earning LESS I always gave an employer the opportunity to pay me before I left and only ever had to leave once

[@jeanine219]

Thank you for another excellent class Jaspreet.

[@victorfontaine4943]

That’s because JP Morgan’s “profit” is coming from interest rate reserves to the Fed. The Treasury is completely bankrupt. If core inflation is rising then what do think headline inflation will do?

[@ericvandezande1929]

You are loved ❤️

[@smokeyj3983]

I guess people gotta keep buying things and staying in debt. How much stuff can you possibly need.?

[@ricardorivera2047]

Stockmarket melt up

[@Starship007]

The government overcorrects with keeping interest rates too low for too long which causes inflation spikes.

[@ChristopherY34]

I believe that investors ought to pay attention to lesser-known stocks, especially given the unpredictable fluctuations in the stock market. Currently, 35% of my $270k portfolio is made up of stocks that have significantly dropped in value, despite having been highly regarded in the past, and I'm feeling quite lost and devastated about the situation.

[@AaronTilt]

I suggest consulting with an experienced financial professional. It might seem pricey, but as the saying goes, "you get what you pay for." My belief is that "Expert solutions require expert providers."

[@Joeknowsball247]

The truth is, the role of financial advisor can often be overlooked but should never be underestimated. After facing a significant portfolio loss in 2020 during the COVID pandemic while trying to manage my investments on my own, I decided to reach out to an investment advisor. At that time, I had about $126K left in my portfolio. Now, without having to lift a finger, I'm semi-retired, working only 7.5 hours a week, and I'm just 15% short of my $1 million retirement goal thanks to my subsequent investments.

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[@countdown2xstacy]

I travel a lot for work. I see places like Longhorns Steak House and Texas Roadhouse packed with people on weekdays. We had a 20 minute wait on a Monday night. Where are people getting all this discretionary income?

[@LoveLife-gv8jg]

Your a great teacher

[@roberta.transparentliving9757]

It's all intentional.

[@ddunvideo]

Thanks for the insight

[@Starship007]

I lived on maui until after the fire. Yes, it’s always expensive but last 4 years, crazy expensive. These prices heading to the mainland.

[@907AlaskanBull72]

One of my new favorite channels

[@NewLeaf1-zs4sy]

So first NOBODY BELIEVES "THE INFLATION NUMBERS, NOBODY, second expectations where for 0.3, it came in at 0.2, to put things in perspective!

[@JV-ir3zw]

Great consumer report news Jaspreet 👍 Shukriyaa!! ❤

[@keithromberg5779]

Sure when you dont include food, energy, or housing....

[@SezginSinan-m7z]

Interesting times are coming for the Crogenx and for the rest of the world :) Thanks for the update, we need more videos like this.

[@jamistokes5333]

If health insurance was included inflation would be off the chart! Did i miss it? I heard car insurance.

[@mervynsoo8353]

I watch the video to hear you pronounce "below" 😅

[@llchew7784]

BELOW!😂

[@SatishB109]

Blow

[@ThatLadyDray]

Commenting to hopefully help boost visibility in the algorithm. Thanks for the information. 💐

[@MBedell-VA]

Inflation has always hovered around 3% as long as I can remember. 2.7% is alot better tgan the 7% we had 2-3 tears ago

[@Starship007]

Companies are always hiring but also getting rid of DRIFTWOOD employees. Many companies able to obtain a more senior employee at a lower starting salary.

[@brettarogers144]

y/y doesn't equal m/m - m/m is what matters and its decreasing. Last years reads were high, so y/y in feb or march has a higher probability of being lower.

[@DominionAnako-bb7ry]

Save more and spend less

[@lopakakauakahi9263]

MINORITY MINDSET FOREVER!!!🥳🥳🥳

[@HerbieCassidy]

when the millions of of illegal immigrants leave there will be jobs for anyone who wants one

[@Danthe1337man]

just fyi Core cpi was reported as 3.248% - rounded down =3,2% that means 0,002% from being rounded up to 3,3%

[@shadowbanned4days]

THINGS ARE GETTING BAD

[@TheKhmercha]

cheap debt dated back since 2020, and can make argument to 2008, so hiring frenzy occurred during 2020-2021 after the non-essential workers were allowed to return to work with protocols. Included were the PUA and PPP loans from 2020. As a result, we saw inflation from homes, cars, and goods increase.

[@albertoserrano67]

During the 1929 depression crash the poor got by fine, the rich took a loss but rode it out but it was the middle class who got hit worst, anyone who recently got a house or car on a loan will suffer

[@Mediassshow]

Been watching u for a while

[@Kk-iw4ck]

Good stuff ! Thank you !

[@Jay_dey]

Always love the grounded basics that you remind people of. The more analytical hobbyconimists seem to forget hh income changes when referring to the 70s and and forget inflation being compounding. I’m curious to your thoughts on interest when compared to change in average incomes. Is the income used in those comparisons pre tax or post tax? The reason I ask is that many could be experiencing new tax brackets, being taxed more heavily without the benefit of buying power due to inflation. Double swing

[@Roxxy523]

Is this month over month inflation? Compounded??

[@thebattleofpelennorfieldsp6081]

Isn't inflation directly proportional to the money supply?

[@etfeasy]

So banks made money so someone lost who has loans

[@yakuzaboss1988]

Dont believed it

[@Starship007]

Companies pay out huge sums of money with injuries on the job and healthcare. It’s not until people retire do they realize how much their employers subsidized their healthcare. One reason you see elderly employees at Home Depot, Grocery stores, etc. Even flight attendants seem to be working longer

[@AnnieHall-u8h]

I been self employed my whole life cost me 15000 year for a family plan

[@informationcollectionpost3257]

What happened throughout the month is why I was always buying in my 401K, which has matching funds & in which I am vested. I didn't switch out to bonds or money funds to preserve my earnings. ( I made that mistake in 2008) For those who are new to this video series, I am going to let you figure my comments out by listening to Jaspreet regularly because whst I did sounds counter intuitive.

[@MDAdams72668]

Also, be aware that in 1986 the government changed how CPI was calculated The current CPI is only 50-75% of what it would be had they left the calculation the same. As a good rule of thumb your raise needs to be DOUBLE CPI to break even(or gain a tiny bit). As an aside, I will also work for $7-10 dollars per hr BUT only if paid in pre-1965 silver coins

[@lisacoughanour1807]

What does “low performer” mean? Does this only apply to certain groups of people? Or is it low performers across the board?

[@Starship007]

Wait til these LA fires start the printing presses. Just the toxic cleanup is a nightmare

[@twitafftwitaff7029]

Inflation is like rust. It never stops in a fiat based system

[@MrFernandogj]

The issue is that the consumer in the bottom half is tapped out from credit cards and overspending on expensive items. The last domino to fall is the market, if they get that they guarantee the fight against inflation was won. Remember, the yield curve is a predictor, you may wanna say anything you want about it but its been right many times

[@Brian-rq2ir]

WTF with the eggs!

[@jammRJ]

The average META employee makes more in a week than the stimulus checks so the reason they hired was that they saw this whole remote work metaverse opportunity. That didn't pan out so back to the drawing board and cut losses. Nothing to do with stimulus. Everyone got an extra 4k once and that led to permanent increases in prices ? Doesn't pass the common sense test . Now COVID disrupting supply chains, millions dying and companies flush with cash going on a hiring spree makes more sense .

[@robertrub5503]

New time investor at 40. I'm a little late but you are helping me. Thank you. Love the channel. The market has been rough lately but yesterday was nice.

[@RB-je3yj]

Inflation money has to flow somewhere! Right into my pockets in the form of Dividends, Royalties, Interest or massive cash flow! When the poor and middle class spend their cash it goes straight into my Brokerage account! Thank you, for throwing your hard earned money around!

[@SpliTTMark]

Stimulus was good for some, but employees at meta are making 100k. They were not quiet quiting from stimulus...

[@shadowbanned4days]

Brrrrrrrrrr

[@RRedmondiy43]

how do i capitalise on this

[@kajatab]

Stocks always rally before a crash.

[@ChantellMeek]

Happy I got in early with ADX.

[@byron9007]

When there’s greed I fear

[@jonny777bike]

You can’t depend on your job. Yeah that’s why I invest. I think we need more gardens and community gardens.

[@daviddruggish271]

Greed. The problem is the idiots that keep saying we have to spend to get out of debt. Doesn't work you've been doing it for decades. 37 trillion and climbing.

[@davidbrayshaw3529]

When I studied economics, many years ago, we were taught that the only way for capitalism to be a successful economic model, the growth of debt levels is essential. Personal debt and government debt had to increase. Rather cheekily, our teacher stated that the only way for communism to be a successful economic model is to give capitalism a go first!

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

If they actually factored in ALL expenses inflation is FAR HIGHER. It's even higher without factoring in ALL expenses

[@Wong-Jack-Man]

Stocks they go up and down.

[@albertsanchez-alvarez195]

Rental cars?? No wonder my TURO BIZ is lagging 😮

[@linhabay8803]

Assume real inflation is 10% each year for the last four years. That is 1.1 x 1.1 x 1.1 x 1.1……..= 1.46. That is 46%. Cars and houses for the last 4 years reflect this 40 to 50 % increase. Low interest rate = stock market inflation = hyperinflation. Fed needs to increase the interest rate to above 10% to crash the stock market inflation in order to bring back the normality.

[@xiphoid2011]

The average American has a spending problem, a bad one for decades now. Savings rate for most Americans are 0%, meaning they spend all moeny instead of saving. Most of us Asian Americans save more than 10%, probably more than 20%. I save 30%. So a 23% inflation over the last few years only affects 70% of my pay, meaning I onlt experince a 16.1% actually inflation in my spending, lower than the 20% wage increase, so I have more money left over than ever. To top it off, the 30% I saved into 401k, IRA, HSAs grew by leaps and bounds. So now you see how the terrible spending habits of most Americans, being blind consumers instead of savers and investor, is the main problem.

[@newguest7508]

Morning everyone, to ppl like me who watch the video every early morning. Is there another KZbin recommendation same category thx

[@robo-finance]

Even with wage growth outpacing inflation recently, the gap from previous years is hard to ignore. How can individuals play catch-up financially in this environment?

[@HuseyinFiliz-j6c]

Crogenx tokenomics is insane

[@silverman5707]

Money grab against the undisciplined.

[@iftikharsheikh7352]

Soon we have to finance eggs 😅😂😢

[@abvincent12]

Lower than expected but still rising… and they cheer - haha

[@JohnGreen-d3y]

Thanks for the analysis! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (mistake turkey blossom warfare blade until bachelor fall squeeze today flee guitar). How can I transfer them to Binance?

[@ValeriePheasant]

I’ve never pulled out of the market and have weathered every downturn since 1993. My returns have been strong during the market’s upward trends, which happen most of the time. The challenge now is being five years away from retirement while dealing with inflation. Going more conservative doesn’t effectively combat inflation, so I’ve opted for a 60% equity, 40% fixed-income portfolio, combined with ABB, until I retire.

[@Lisagreenn]

You should consider diversifying your investments; it’s always wise not to put all your eggs in one basket. If you’re uncertain, consulting a CFA for professional advice can be helpful.

[@sarahdwormley]

I agree. I also work with a CFA who has a solid understanding of both the digital and stock markets. Experts with a well-rounded perspective are hard to come by these days. Just this past quarter, I’ve already made over $150k in net profit.

[@EmpressDelivery]

I've been considering getting one, but haven't been proactive about it. Can you recommend your advsor? I could really use some assistance.

[@sarahdwormley]

LAUREN CHRISTINE CAMPBELL is the CFA I use. Just search the name. You’ll find a webpage and necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.

[@EmpressDelivery]

Thanks for sharing. I curiously searched for her full name and her website popped up immediately. I looked through her credentials and did my due diligence before contacting her.

[@ahh59823]

There is one way out of the problem that the United States has Ilan must sell his gold Give it to the people and the debtors He must take dollars back from the people

[@dezertson2011]

The inflation is price gouging. Most eggs are local. There’s nothing to justify the double of price. Also, fuel costs are definitely going down once Trump gets in office, which in theory should lower prices, but not with price gouging companies. They are getting away with it now. It doesn’t matter what actually happens in the economy.

[@jc7887]

Congrats! They are screwing you slightly less hard than last year. Gotta give you time to to lube up.

[@FatihAlevtina]

Lol Elon said something about this XAI01v when he talked to Lex I recall

[@CajunExtreme1]

Every feel that no matter what the data is the market will do whatever they wanna do so... Best advice i can give is trade out the box...and the trend is your friend... any other strategies and or info/data that comes out is just noise!

[@Deryi1993]

So we lost around 20% in 5years instead of 10%😢

[@EvrenOmer-h9e]

Crogenx is different...its on block chain and totally de centralised and seemlessly across countries at a cheaper cost without swift or retail banks...oh hallelujah

[@shadowbanned4days]

Buy silver when you can.